The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-30
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION
Knights of Columbus Council Organized
Institution to Be Held Sunday.

INSTITUTION TO De ntlu Sunudy.
At large attended meeting, held re-
Gently in St. Anthony's hall, arrange
ments were completed for the institution
of the new council which will take place
next Sunday afternoon and evening in
Gates opera house. It is expected that
large number of knights from all see
tions of Vermont and New Hampshire
will be present on this occasion. Special
services win be held in st. Anthony Is
church in the afternoon, and the degree
work in the evening will be followed by
refreshments The following officers
were elected: d. p. Healey, grand
knight; Nelson o. Langlois, deputy G.,
G.; j. H. Hanrahan, financial secretary;
A, G. Van Sleet, treasurer; R. J. Trainor,
chancellor; Walter La LeMieux, record
ing secretary; Russell Brickey, inside
guard; Harold Henderson, outside guard /;
Charles O'Brien warden; ?. II. Ahern,
Thomas f. Dryer, j. ID. 0'Brien, trus.
tees. The hall and rooms over the Crown
theatre have been leased as the future
home of the council; they will be newly
furnished, and equipped with pool and
billiard tables. The charter will contain
list of over 100 names.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
the general laws of Vermont, section
4l40; All moving vehicles must follow
instructions of police officers during the
state fair week, Sept. to IA, inclusive.
A speed limit of Is miles per hour will
be strictly enforced in the village lin.
its of Hartford and White River June
ton and ON the road to the fair grounds
from both villages Selectmen, town of
Hartford.
G. II. Miller Of the Miller Automobile
Co left town Thursday for Detroit,
Mich.
Mrs. Arthur Pinney of Lebanon, N. H.,
was seriously injured the other evening
when an automobile owned and driven by
Clyde Armstrong collided with her car.
riage near the corner of Green and School
streets. Mrs. Pinney was waiting in
front of the residence OF DIR. John Me.
Bride when the automobile rounded the
corner and struck the rear end of the
wagon, throwing Mrs. Pinney out onto
the concrete walk The horse ran away
and the wagon was smashed to pieces.
The Morgan Horse club, Of which C., c.
Stillman Of New York is secretary, will
hold their annual banquet in connection
with the Vermont state fair at Hotel
Rogers in Lebanon, n. H., Monday even
ing, Sept. S. 1t is expected that about
so members will be in attendance. The
Morgan Horse club was formed in 1900
for the purpose Of perpetuating the Nor
gan breed OF horses by presenting the
original blood in type rather than by
effort TO bring about Improvements or
change in size or other features; also
to have classes for Morgans at agri-
cultural fairs and horse shows and to
formulate a standard Of points for the
Morgan horse, which shall be upheld by
the members Of the club. A. r. Darling
Of East Burke owns one of the largest
strings Of pure blooded Morgans in this
state, and is president Of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Baldwin Of
White River Junction were guests Sun
day Of his brother, G. w Baldwin, Of
Sharon.
Miss Maud and Miss Marion Russell
Of Hartford, Miss Lillian Bradford Of
West Hartford. Mrs. Daily Prescott and
daughter, Florence, Of Manchester, N. H.,
and Misses Helen and Bell Abbott Of
Penacook, n. H., were recent visitors at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Har-
rington and family Of Sharon.
Estella Stetson of West Hartford has
returned home from the Mary Hitch
cock hospital, Hanover, n H., where she
has been since the automobile accident.
The ladies Of the Uniyersaist church
gave a lawn party on the Gates Memo
rial library lawn and it was success.
ful in every way and the ladies of the
church will receive a goodly sum for their
treasury.
L, A Hathorn had slight accident up
at Lake Morey Thursday evening when
his car. owing 10 the wet roads, slid off
the bank and turned turtle. Those in the
car did not receive any injury, but the
ear was damaged some. 1t was certainly
very fortunate accident.
L. A. Benjamin and family have re.
turned from Middlebury, where Mrs.
Benjamin and the children have been
visiting for q month.
Miss Kathleen Star and Miss Lucille
Scully spent the week in Montreal While
there they had the pleasure Of witness
ing the parade of Canadian soldiers in
honor of Commander Sir Arthur Currie,
and afterwards attended q garden party