The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-07
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION


The following article is taken from
the Windsor County Farm Bureau News
relative to " A. Fogg, who recently as.
sumed his duties as Windsor county's
farm bureau agent, succeeding j. c. Otis,
who resigned in order to establish an
agricultural course in a school at West
town, Pa. The Office of the farm bureau
agent is located in the Vermont Baking
Go. building at White River Junction;
THE farm bureau executive committee
takes pleasure in introducing V. A. Fogg,
our new county agent Mr.. Fogg is a
graduate of the Massachusetts Agricul-
tural college of the class of 1919. During
the early part of 1918 he had charge of
the civic and home garden work in the
city of Holyoke. Later in the year he
went to the officers training camp at
Plattsburg and from there to Camp Lee,
Va, where he was stationed at the time
the armistice was signed. Mr.. Fogg
comes to us with the highest recommen-
dations from his college and from his
former, employers and associates. His
home is in Danvers, Mass, where his
father owns large dairy farm. We
believe that you will approve of our
choice"
Miss Muriel Stockwell of New Haven,
Conn, who was called to White River
junction Thursday by the death of her
grandfather Thomas w. Bean, returned
to New Haven Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Stockwell and
daughter, Muriel, and Rev. H. l.. Thorn
ton went to Lyndonvile Saturday to
take the body of Mrs. Stockwells father,
Thomas w. Bean, for interment in the
cemetery at that place.
Henry Edison of the firm Of Edison &
Son, grocers, had the misfortune to break
his wrist Friday while cranking his Ford
car. He was taken to the Mary Hitch
cock hospital, Hanover, where the broken
bones were set. Mr. Edison is getting
along as well as could be expected with
his injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barrel and younger
daughter spent the week end at Middle
bury with their elder daughter Miss
Elsie Barrel, who is attending Middle.
bury college.
w. j. Jennings of Hillcrest is spending
the week in Burlington in order to trans,
act some business for the New England
Tel. & Tel, Co.
The children of Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Perkins of Maplewood terrace are quite
i'll with whooping cough.
Mrs. Fred H. Perkins, son. Loris, and
Mrs. Estelle Brown Of Union street.
Mrs. William Fellows Of Lebanon, n. H.,
and Donald Randall, who have been
spending the summer in Jackson, Mich,
have returned. F. H. Perkins, who has
also been in Michigan for the past six
months, is expected home within few
days.
Miss Doris Adams Of Hazen street.
who was hurt in an automobile accident
several weeke ago, from which she was
nearly recovered, suffered relapse last
week and is again confined TO the house.
White River Junction was visited Sat
urdsy by about 100 students from Nor
wich university, who were on their way
to Hanover. where the Norwich univer-
sity football team was TO play Dart
mouth football team Saturday afternoon.
The annual district meeting OF district
No. 8, l. o. o. f., was held with Myrtle
lodge, No. ~, in White River Junction
Friday evening, Oct. 3, under the direc-
tion of G. r, Colby, ID, d. G. NJ, of Post
Mills Members of the different lodges
met in the T. o. o. + hall, where an ex
cellent supper was served to them at 7
o'clock by the ladies of Fidelity Rebekah
lodge. About l25 members attended the
supper. An orchestra consisting Of Mr.
and Mrs Charles Boyle, Mr. Hughes and
Mr.. Claflin furnished music during the
supper hour At o'clock the members
reassembled in Gates opera house, where
the meeting was opened in form by Myr.
tie lodge, No. 81 Following this came
the introduction of the grand officers by
d A. Perrin, one Of the oldest members
of Myrtle lodge Next came an address
of welcome from Myrtle lodge, which
was responded to by the other lodges
represented and by the grand officers
Later reports from each lodge in the dis
trict were read, each one showing good
work. The exemplifcation of the first
degree. which was given by Quechee
River. No t6, of Woodstock, was exem
plified in an able manner About 200
members of the district attended the
meeting, much enthusiasm being mani.
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