The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-28
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

Abraham Colodny was in Newport
last Friday.
Mrs. H. H. Leeds was taken to the
Mary Hitchcock hospital, Hanover, on
| Tuesday.
Mr.. Ramsdell, member of the Mas
sachusetts Bar association and auditor
for the Baron Hotel corporation, was
in White River Junction Tuesday after
noon, calling on his old friend, Judge
A. G. Whitman.
The Windsor County Farm bureau
and exchange of White River Junction
have recently hired stenographer for
full time. The young lady who has
taken this position is Miss Dorothy
Green
+. L. Davis and George Mann were
in Montpelier the first OF the week in
the interest of the Vermont State Fair
association.
District Deputy P. H. Stewart and
! Lodge Deputy Bailey of Bellows Falls
| were in White River Junction Monday
evening for the purpose Of installing
the officers of Mystic lodge, No. Al,
Knights of Pythias. P. II. Steward
acted as grand chancellor, Mr.. Bailey
as deputy grand prelate and Fred
Hutchinson as grand master at arms.
The following officers were installed
w. L. Blood. chancellor commander;
W. o. kimbalI vice chancellor; IL. Tai
bot, prelate; c. w. Sawyer, master OF
works; L. c. Berry, keeper OF records
and seals; r. A. Spaiford, master of ex-
chequer, DIR, Dow, master at arms !;
c. H. Walker and G. H. Chapman, trus-
tees. After the installation service the
rank of knight was conferred on one
candidate.
John Coye, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Coyle of Wilder, a student
at Dartmouth college, is at his home in
a critical condition with pneumonia.
Mrs. J. j. Stimets of Randolph spent
the week end with her sister, Mrs. Car
RE G. Lazell.
The Thomas Chittenden chapter, ID.
A. r., was entertained by Miss Mary
j. NJ. Miller and Mrs Herbert X, Miller,
jr.. at the home of the latter on Tues
day afternoon, Jan. 20. The first paper
was entitled Americanization" by
Mrs. Miller The paper was first pre-
pared for the Woman's club and the
ladies of the d. A. r. were very glad
to have the opportunity OF hearing it.
Miss Stmtevant then sang, THE Song
of the Roses" the words and music
being her own composition and were
part Of an operetta which is to be Civ
en- in Damon hall Hartland, sometime
about the first Of April. The second
paper was on the topic THE Origin
and Activities OF the ID. A. r. and was
read by Mrs George B. Carpenter This
paper contained much that was OF
great interest to the members present
Rev f. G. Alger. pastor of the See
ond Congregational church of Hartford,
concluded bis labor with the church last
Sunday Mr.. Alger has been with the
church for the past two years and I'M
der his efficient management the church
has grown and prospered. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alger expect to get away from
Hartford sometime early next week.
Mrs. Henry Fisher of Morrisville is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Laura NJ. Jane
son. for a short time.
The local American Legion boys de-
feated the Lebanon basketball team by
score of 30 to Is in fast game at
Lebanon Friday, Jan. %. This makes
the fifth game the Hartford post boys
have won. They have lost one game.
Ray ellison, eldest son Of Z. L. Gil
son OF Tafts Flats. was taken to the
Mary Hitchcock hospital, Hanover, on
Sunday. Jan. Is, suffering with a Sc
we're case of pneumonia. He has passed
the danger point and is now on the
road to complete recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 6. Simpson, who
went by automobile TO Orlando. Fla,
the latter part Of December, have ar
rived safely.
The Knights Of Columbus held a
whist and dance party Tuesday even
ing in their club rooms. They had a
large gathering Of the members and
friends Of the club. John White won
first prize for the men, which was a
gents smoking set: Miss Margaret
O'Brien won the first prize for the Ia
dies. which was a beautiful vase; James
oConnell won the BOBBY prize, bottle
of ketchup.
Myrtle lodge. No. p, J. O. O. r., held
its regular meeting Tuesday evening
and conferred the second degree ON one 1
candidate. There was a large number 1
OF the brothers present.