The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-19
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION
Windsor, Claremont, Springfield and
Lebanon Pledge Support to League

Representative baseball fans from
Springfield, this state. Windsor, Clare,
mont and Lebanon, about 20 in mum
Der, gathered at Bellows Falls Sunday
night to discuss the possibility Of form
ing baseball league for the coming
season. The representatives who were
present showed keen enthusiasm for
the support OF a league. 1t was thought
at the meeting that the league would
be strictly Industrial, but Lebanon, n.
H.. stated that they would support a
professional team if the other towns
would compete. As things looked at
the meeting, the four towns represented
would produce fast teams. The men
thought that the players would de-
mand long price for their services for
this summer and in order to run q
team il will mean an investment of a
large amount of money.
Nineteen members of Myrtle lodge.
T. 0. O. h., were in Hanover last Fri
day night to work the second degree on
three candidates OF Good Samaritan
lodge. There was very large gather
ing of the members of the home lodge
and many were the compliments which
the brothers from Myrtle lodge received
for the excellent manner in which the
degree was worked. After the degree
had been conferred short speeches We're
made by a number of the brethren
present. After the lodge had closed,
the brothers retired to the banquet hall,
where a very fine supper was served to
the visiting brothers and to the mem
bers Of the home lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. p +. Larlsin of Wind
sor were in White River Junction re-
Gently
Mrs. NJ. E. Britton of Hartland is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Garfield
Miller
Irene Allen is having a months va
cation from her duties in the telephone
office in White River Junction and is
spending it at her home in North Hart
land.
d. A. Stevens, clerk in the First
National bank, spent the week end at
his home in Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Chase spent the
week end at Mrs, Chases home in
Woodstock.
Rev. C. L. Conklin, minister of the
Derby Line Universalist church, called
on Rev. H. l.. Thornton Saturday
Miss Frances Ross of the Junction
house spent the week end with her
mother in Tilton, \. H.
Charles Cone of Hartford has bought
the +. L. Ingalls, house on School street,
Hartford village.
George w. Littlefeld of Hazen street
has bought OF George Fellows his house
on Maple street, now occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Dustin.
+. II. Perkins is building two story
garage on Union street, 44x25. There
are to be four stalls in the garage,
while in the upper part there arc to
be several rooms.
Bishop Bliss OF the Episcopal church
of Vermont was in White River juno
ton Sunday morning. April 10, and
confirmed class Of nine. There was a
large congregation present. The ser
mon preached by the bishop was very
ably delivered and was enjoyed by the
audience. The bishop occupied the
Episcopal pulpit at Norwich in the aft
ernoon. The rector, Rev. Richard Boil
ton of St. Paul's church here in town,
deserves great credit for being able to
secure such a large class in so short a
time.
Norman Wilson of West Lebanon
was a week end guest at the home OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Will
son of Halls terrace, Windsor.