The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-10
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

W c. w. Marshall was in Randolph
Wednesday
| The baecalaureate services of tbs
graduating class OF the Hartford high
| Episcopal church Sunday morning al
l0;45, the sermon will be preached by
the pastor of the church, Rev. Robert
HeseItine. In the evening there will
be a concert given by the children OF
the Sunday school, composed of rec
itations and also a pageant entitled
The College Bell"
Mason Huse, one of the clerks in the
Hartford Savings Bank and Trust Co,
was in Bradford Wednesday
Fred Carr, the manager of the local
telephone office, and Miss Verna Thorn
ton, the chief operator, are in Burling-
ton attending conference of the New
England Telephone Co.
Rev. Sumner Sargant and his fami-
ly have left Mr.. Sargant's parents,
where he has been confined for some
week with Illness, to take up his new
charge with the West Swanzey Congre.
gational church. Mr. Sargant has fully
recovered his health and will be able
TO take hold of his new pastorate with
vigor and enthusiasm and his people
will be glad to welcome him as their
new pastor.
Miss Lou Greeley is spending some
time in Boston, partly on business and
partly on pleasure.
The Modern Woodmen and the
Knights of Pythias are to hold joint
memorial service next Sunday after
pythias hall. The members of both
lodges with their families are cordial
" invited to be present Rev. II. l..
Thornton will deliver the address.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Boyle were in at
tendance at the New Hampshire Retail
Jewellers association meeting, which
was held last Friday in Laconia, n. II.
They were also present at the Vermont
jewelers. association, which met in
Montpelier at the country club on Mon
day, June eth.
b. L. Bole of Boyle Bros. was in At
lantic City last Friday TO attend the
National Jewellers association meeting.
Mrs. Emma Gould of East Bethel is
hlNAktfAE At Nit lNNiiiF VI 4AAts anu III . H.
NJ Bond Of Maplewood Terrace,
Windsor county farmers-The an
nual meeting Of the Windsor County
Farmers Cooperative exchange will be
held in the town hall at Woodstock on
Tuesday. June 18th The business ses-
sion will be called to order at 10 O'Clock
a. m. lunch will be served at noon by
the women of the Prosper Farmers
club. At 1870 o'clock there viii be a
discussion of cooperative work; Hor-
ace Tinkham Of Warren, r. l., and
John Shirley of Springfield, Mass, viii
be the speakers.
Announcement Is made that DIR. w.
\. Bryant of Ludlow will be a candi
date for the nomination as one of the
three Windsor county senators TO the
next legislature. DR.. Bryant is recog-
nized a. one of the ablest men of the
state and would be a strong member Of
the upper house. So far as known he
will have no opposition in his vicinity
and his nomination ought TO be as good |
as assured.
The members Of Thomas Chittenden |
chapter, ID. a. r., met on Tuesday aft |
srnoou, June s. at the home of Mrs |
Charles VI. Cone in Hartford with a |
arge attendance, which included sew
,ral guests. After the opening exer-
Uses, the annual business meeting was
held, the officers elected for the coming /
year being the same as last, with the |
exception Of .the vice regent, who re-
,igned. Mrs Stevens was elected for |
hat Office The roll call was responded /
% by quotations and remarks con-
'erning flowers The musical numbers
consisted Of piano solo played in a very
finished style by Mrs. Morris Cone,
mother by Mrs. Stevens and a vocal
.olo by Mrs. Underwood. A most in
eresting paper was given by Mrs. Al
red =. Watson on "old- Fashioned
She first described the
un dial and the hour glass, and then
old of many kinds Of clocks. from the
.ncient clock al Strasburg to the ia
nous clocks made in America BY Eli
Ferry. Seth Thomas and others. She
losed with q description Of a wonder
ul old clock OF her own. This paper
ras illustrated by photographs After
be- meeting the people inspected the
arden. where IRIS in many colors was
looming in profusion and where tulips
nd peonies. liiacs and honeysuckles
ave q beautiful showing among the
Their plants and shrubs 81 later flow
ring Tea was served in the spacious
orch overlooking the garden and all
resent voted this one Of the most
leasant 81 these monthly cccasions,