The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-08
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION
Loyal Club Makes Report of Its Years
Activities.

/
The annual meeting Of the Loyal
club was held in Gates Memorial H.
! brary hall on Tuesday afternoon Of
| this week at o'clock The reports
OF the secretary and treasurer were
read and accepted. The treasurer's re-
| port showed the receipts Of The club
| Tor the past year to be 81, 0a327, and
expenditures, 81 .6l902 leaving a bal.
ance in the treasury of s47425, which
| together with the Barnes legacy, bonds
and deposits in tho savings banks,
makes the clubs assets Sl3,333of. The
club also owns and conducts the Gates
| Memorial library, which was gift
/ from the late Amos Barnes The club
| has actually earned the past year 10y
suppers. food sales, Easter sale and
play. S67aS6. The librarian, Mrs.
Charles +. Cummings, reported the cir
| eulation for the past year to he To-
| 3lS books besides many magazines. A
| goodly number OF new books have been
| added to the library shelves the past
year. including the set of 10 volumes
| of the World book. valuable encyclo-
| pedia. 4 magnificent library desk and
chair have been added to the stack
room at cost OF $50. The club voted
in four new members as follows: Mrs.
Morris Cone. Mrs. Arthur Benson, Mrs.
RAYMOND Trainor aud Mrs. Fred
Hutchinson. making l25 resident mem
| hers besides several non resident ones.
The club voted to pay SIS toward the
| expense Of cleaning the streets OF
White River Junction; $40 to the Chill
dren's Aid society; 81 to the travelling
library and $500 for the purchase OF
books for the library for the ensuing
wear. The club has recently given So
10 the Near East relief work. The clee-
ton OF officers for the coming wear
was as follows: President. Mrs ID. A.
Pingvee: vice president. Mrs. r. +.
smith; treasurer, Miss Franc 6.
Barnes: assistant treasurer. Mrs.
Charles r. Cummings; secretary, Mrs.
Charles y. Ward A rising vote of
thanks was given the retiring presi-
dent. Mrs George Stephens, who has
been a most efficient worker for the
club at all times and under her lend
ership the club has accomplished some
Of the greatest things in its history.
c. w. Guliek. the father Of Mrs. II.
Richard Miller, jr, had fall recently
and broke one OF IN, ribs.
+. 4. Carr. the local manager Of the
New England Telephone and Telegraph
company, Is confined to the house with
-Tonsilitis.
Rev Joseph Hamilton Of Randolph
was in town the first of the week look
ing after the house which he recently
purchased and which Is located on
Barnes avenue. Mr. Hamilton is to
make quite extensive repairs. Ne Is
to build a porch on the north side
and, expects TO build on some aadi-
tions.
Leon Straw Of the Darrell Optical
company has purchased an eightYl-
inder Oldsmobile car.
Rev. Mr.. Sparhawk preached at the
second Congregational church at Hart
ford Sunday.
g. H. Miller went by automobile to
Rutland Wednesday.
The ouechee Falls farmers are ship
ping some thoroughbred hogs 10 Brazil.
South America.
Superintendent y T. Whitehill Of the
Hartford public schools aud Assistant
Principal Osgood Of the high school
returned Monday from a ten days
outing at Mr.. whitehilI's cottage at
Caspian lake.
4. ". Marshall Of the Bailey Music
rooms left Wednesday for a souple Of
davs in Bellows Falls and Brattle-
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs IT. NJ Wells Il Fast
Fairfield. Who have been spending the
wiuter in Florida. have heen visiting
Mrs. Wells son. Rev. Mr. thase Of
Wilder. Tor a dav OF two Ihey re
turned home Wcinesdsy.
Mr. q. ". Bailey Vas called - Al
t,,nv last saturday on account - The
sudden death q her father II g
Mile. The funeral took place sun
dav
II SiauIev Miller was a business
caller IN Boston over the ueek end
Myrtle lrsire. No =. I .. o. p. bid
n. regular meet ne IN d Fe5gss
tau TuezdsV evening They uorkea The
fhirH and foa1th degrees upan fhfet
sarfiaates. after uhHh fbe hTafhrTs
asiaa-na5 90 she ssclsl parlars. uhere
reireshments I'D besn prspsred AID