The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-13
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

One Of the best games of bali whiel
has been played on the Lebanon base
ball grounds took place Saturday aft
ernoon between the Durgans of Con
cord and the Lebanon team of Leb
anon. The batteries were: For Con
cord, O'Brien and Mccarthy. for Leb
anon, knight and Middleton. Thu
score was 4-3 in favor of Lebanon
This was the last game of the season
and there was big gathering of th'
lovers OF the sport, including Walter
ONeil, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Trainor
son, is leading citizen of Sherbrooke
others from White River JUNCTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Carr and
family motored to Montpelier Sunday
to visit Mr., Cars mother, who i,
critically i'll at Heaton hospital.
Miss Winifred Pingree of Cuba, who
is on leave of absence from her
duties as nurse, is spending part OF
her vacation with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs d. A. Pingree of Cascad-
nae avenue.
Mrs. Ashton p Soule, sons, Ernest
and Robert, and Mrs. A. L. George Of
st. Adams motored down and spent
the week end at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. II. l.. Thornton.
Miss NJ. A. Colby. who has been
spending a few days in New York,
attending the fall opening of the mil
linery season, while on her way home
made a visit at the home of her aunt in
Nashua. n. n, and while she was
there the aunt was taken i'll and died
very suddenly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase of st. Johnsbury
spent the week end with their son and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Chase of
Barnes avenue.
Mrs. II. H. Miller Of Hartland four
corners was a guest Friday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II r Miller, ir.
Henry ID. Lawrence, esq, X. c., of
Sherbrooke, Canada, was the recent
guest of Henry S. Wardner of Wind.
sor Mr. Lawrence, who is well known
TO some of the older residents of Wind
son, is leading citizen Of Sherbrooke,
an eminent lawyer of the bar Of the
Province OF Quebec, kings council
and the legal advisor of several large
industrial concerns, among them being
the Ingersol Rand Co. Of Canada, of
which he is director. Mr.. Lawrence was
born in Windsor, is a graduate of the
Windsor high school in the class of
1869. graduate of Dartmouth college
in the class Of 1873. On Saturday he
motored over to- the Cornish fats,
where he called on his aunt, Mrs. Kate
Benjamin. who is now in her 95th year
The schools of the town Of Hartford
opened last Tuesday with a large num-
Der Of pupils and a full list of teachers,
a. follows: Nelson J. Whitehill. super
Clarence J. Roy. principal;
NJ. Park Osgood, Violet Richardson,
Ruth NJ. Greeley. Julia White. Eliza
beth Goold, Hartford high school: Mar
garet Regain. principal, Nellie Keat-
ing, Mary Hatch, Irene Andrews.
Thursea Cahee, Myrtice Newton. Lu-
rille Scully, Mrs. Grace Stockwell. Mar.
gaTet Davis. teachers of the White
River junction grammar school: Eu-
gene Domey. principal. Alice Reagan,
Emeline Webster. Mrs Mira Davis. /
Hartford grammar school At the Que
,hee school are the following teachers:
Stella LaDue. principal. Mnriel Best.
Dorothy Dow. West Hartford. Pearl /
rewksbury. principal. Mrs. Gertrude !
5rey: rural schools. Florence Bugbee. I
substitute. center Of town. Doris Heath. {
Dothsn. Gertrude Best. Hillside: Mrs. (
Jennie Sampson, Jericho Wilder 1
graded schools. Clyde P. Cooper. princi- 1
bal, Ethel Bohonon. Mrs. Govt Dimick. ,
Grace Boules. Mrs James Relihan. !
substitute. Mrs Clyde Cooper. Liza I
,elle Warden Special teachers. man 1
Isl training. Rev : H. Smith. music.
Nellie Relihsu. drawing. Mrs. Estella 4
ludgett