The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-16
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION
New Sons of Veterans Camp Was
Formed Wednesday Evening.

The Samuel u. Pingree Sons of Vet
Grams camp, No. 5, division Of Vermont,
was organized Wednesday evening m
the X. Of p. hall The following officers
were elected and installed: Comman-
der, Roland u. Stevens senior vice
commander, A. s. Packard; junior vice
commander, Charles Paine; patriarchal
instructor, George III. Nichols; members
of the council lamp, p. K. Adams one
year, w s. Pingree two years, Thomas
Clarity three years; treasurer, Harry
Mann; secretary, Henry Domin. The
camp has "a charter members and II
were present at the meeting There
seemed to be much enthusiasm man
Tested by those present. The newly
elected officers each made speech and
said that they would do all within
their power to make the camp power
for good in the community. Those who
assisted in the organizing OF the camp
were: G. r. Davenport OF South Royal
ton, past division commander and or
ganizer; Leon Bosworth Of Chelsea, as
sistant organizer; p, d. Davenport, act
ing treasurer. Past Commander Henry
Stickney Of Springfield acted as escort.
1t was learned at the meeting by those
who had canvassed the town that there
are over 100 in town who could become
members if they would.
H. C. Pease was in Boston last week.
Miss Marion Wood of Hartford has
returhed from visit to friends IN
Swanton.
George Clifford, who has been sexton
for the Hartford Cemetery association
for the past IL years, has resigned. In
that length of time he has dug 432
graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Pingree left
Friday morning for Washington, D, q,
where they win spend the next five or
six weeks.
w. +. Blood and son, Newton, have
taken lumber job from n. p. Clough
of Lebanon at Dorchester and Mrs.
Newton Blood is to 60 as the house
keeper for the workmen.
ID. C. Campbell, for the past two
years employed by +. R. Graham, has
gone to his home in Winooski for over
the week end Monday he goes to Rut-
land to be manager of the plumbing
business of +. G. Brigham.
Edward Chapman of West Lebanon,
who was taken to the Mary Hitchcock
hospital recently for an operation, was
taken 80 i'll upon his arrival that the
operation had to be postponed to later
date.
Miss Jennie Hasley is u guest this
week OF Mrs. Frederick Holmes OF
Franklin.
Mrs. Louis Kellogg of Springfield,
Mass, was called TO West Lebanon by
the illness of her mother, Mrs. Z. C..
Wait
Mrs. Susie Smith of East Burke spent
the week end as guest at the homes
of Mrs. Carroll Smith and Lisle Smith.
The New York knitting mill OF West
Lebanon opened last Thursday and is
now in operation with the preliminary
force of workers. As these become ex
pert, the next force will be added until
The mill is operating under full force.
The building has been entirely renovat
I'd and in. its new interior dress o.
paint and varnish is exceptionally light
and airy. A finely equipped rest room
for the use of the women employees ~
one of the features that stamp the fac
tory as thoroughly up TO date. The
New York knitting mill is an old estab-
Iished business, having been in exist
pnee for 10 years. II specializes In
high class knitted goods for colleges
and camps. The factory's output for
The entire year has already been en-
gagged.