The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-13
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

street, who have been spending Few
days with Mr. Stones mother at North
Sherburne, returned home on Monday
evening,
Mr. and Mrs. H. j. Hanson of Maple.
wood terrace left for Washington, ID
c., the first Of the week to spend two
weeks with their daughter.
Lawrence Tinkham, who spent cou-
pie of days in Boston the latter part OF
the week, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. H. M. Osgood of Danville was a
week end guest of Mrs. Newell of Haz-
en- street.
| John Whittier of Montpelier, state
supervisor and inspector of rural
schools, inspected the Christian street,
Dothan, Central and Russtown schools
last week.
DR.. Adams, veterinary employed
by the federal government, inspected
A f. Watson's cattle the latter part
of last week and pronounced them free
4 from tuberculosis.
Mrs Helen Martin of White River
| junction is to be the new instructor OF
music in the Windsor schools.
| Mrs. H. III. Miller. Mrs. w. r. Sturte-
want, Miss Florence Sturtevant, Mrs.
Underwood and Miss c. A. Lamb were
| in White River junction recently TO
attend the meeting of the Thomas
Chittenden chapter of the D. A. H.,
which met with Mrs. H. Richard Miller,
| jr. The paper of the afternoon was
given by Mrs. Roland Stevens on The
Evolution of Portraiture." This was
most comprehensive, covering period
| Of $500 wears and beautifully illustrat-
ed from the crude works of the early
| Egyptians, by copies of paintings Of
| the great artists, family silhouettes,
shadowgraphs, daguerreotypes, ambro-
types and tintypes, to the photograph
| of to-day.
| Miss Jessie Blanchard Of White Riv-
err Junction spent the week end with
| friends in Wilder.
Rev. Mr. Shumaker of Cambridge,
Mass, occupied the pulpit Of the Sec
ond Congregational church at Hartford
village last Sunday. Those who heard
Mr.. Shumaker, speak very highly of
his message, which was on The New
World Conditions, Both in This Coun-
try and in Europe"
Mike Powers of White River juno.
ton, who has been a passenger con
ductor on the Central Vermont railway
for the past As years, has been confined
to the house for the past few weeks
with q bruised foot and suffering from
kidney trouble. He was able for the
first time since his sickness to walk
over town Monday.
Waterman & Wilmot, who recently
bought the Junction house garage, are
building on an addition 20 by 30 feet.
1t will give them space enough to take
care Of the summer travel. Harry
Lowell is the contractor.
II. R. Miller, sr., has bought the
Barnes building just south OF the La
fountain hardware store and will tit it
upn for the purpose of storing cars for
Stanley Miller.
Miss Alice NJ. Gilbert, registered
nurse. has secured a position as resi-
dent nurse in the chocolate factory in
Burlington and left last Saturday to
assume her new duties Monday morn
ing.
Rev Charles Bingham, pastor of the
Woodstock Universalist church, was al
guest Monday of Rev. II. l.. Thornton.
A. A. Sawyer, manager OF Swift &
Co.'S plant in White River Junction,
and who has been confined to the house
for some time by illness, was able to
resume his duties Monday morning
j. w. Hanley. general passenger and
freight agent of the Central Vermont
railroad. y. W. Hawkes., formerly the
general freight agent, and J. p. Demp-
sey. assistant freight agent, were in
White River Junction Monday on their |
way to Boston.
j. c. Norton of Windsor was in town
Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Johonett, the minister of the |
Unversslist church at Bellows Falls,
was in town Monday on his way to
Woodstock, where he is to deliver a |
lecture this evening before the Won
ans club.
Jay Gibbs of Quechee is very i'll with |
hcmorrhage of the lungs.
The bazaar which was held by the |
Knights of Columbus Of White River |
junction last Wednesday, Thursday, |
Friday and Saturday nights in Gates
opera house was brought to a close |
on Saturday night with a thousand |
people present There were good crowds |
each night, but nothing az large as the
Saturday night audience. There seemed
to be the best of feeling all the way |
through and everyone who attended or
who had a part seemed to work to-
gether tremendously. The expenses
were very heavy and the receipts were
large but il will take some time be
fore the exact amount taken in or the |
net amount made will be known. The
officers and members of the knights OF
Columbus wish TO thank the merchants
and others who contributed so gener
a.. ho,aar