The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-30
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

Edwin Smith, who is teacher in one
Of the high schools of Springfield
/ Mass, is spending the week with his
| mother, Mrs. Robert Smith of Gates
| street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Kidder have
leased the southerly side of the Ar
mory" house, so called, on Court street,
! Woodstock, and are to move there soon
from White River Junction. Mr.. Kid
! der is to enter the employ of w. G.
Maccarty of the Central Market
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Guy +. French, resi-
dents of Woodstock for the past year,
plan to return to White River June
ton sometime in the early part of
May for u permanent residence.
Fl. b. Chapman of Woodstock has
been appointed census man of the de-
partment of commerce for Windsor
county. Mr.. Chapman will have charge
of looking after the manufacturing
plants located in the county.
Clyde Wood, who has been spending
week at his home in South Wood
stock on account of illness, has re-
covered and on Tuesday returned to
his work in White River Junction.
Miss Christie Royce of Bridgewater
Corners was a visitor in White River
Junction recently.
On Sunday, May ., at p. m, there
will be held in Gates opera house a
service for the purpose Of presenting
the Memorial from France" certif-
Gates to the relatives of those of our
townsmen who lost their lives while in
the service during the recent war. A
cordial invitation is extended to all the
people of the town 10 be present at this
service.
The White River Bible class Of the
Methodist church held a reception on
Wednesday night in the church to Rev.
Robert Heseltine, who has returned as
the pastor of the church for another
year. The reception committee was
composed of James A. Stacy. d. NJ.
Bond and George A. Blood The pres
ident of the class, William S. Pingree,
presided at this reception. Mason S.
Stone of Montpelier was present by in
vitation of the committee. Mr.. Stone
spoke upon Japan, country he had
visited. NJ. Park 0sgood sang solo,
Miss Dorothy Hamilton and Miss Alice
Barlow sang duet Sherman Carpen-
ter also sang a solo. AT the close of
the entertainment, refreshments were
served.
W L. Nichols. who was an employe
of the local telegraph Office in the serv-
ice of the Central Vermont railroad,
but who was promoted by the com
pany to train dispatcher with head
quarters in New London, Conn, was
visitor in town the middle of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Nichols are
spending the week in Boston.
t. X. Beaulac OF Rutland was re-
cent visitor in town.
Friedrich House of Hartford. Conn, |
was visitor at the home of his sis
ter. Mrs. Frances Taylor of Bridge
street, recently
Mrs. George Handy Of West Hart |
land was. called to Philadelphia, Pa.
recently on account of the serious i'll. |
ness of her brother-in-law.
Mrs. Z. T.. Bamforth OF Bristol was |
= recent guest of her brother, Burton |
Shepard. and family.
Walter Burnham Of Medford Mass, |
and DR. Arthur Burnham OF Lebanon |
n. H., were recent guests OF friends in |
Hartford
Miss Edith Stearns Of Medford, |
Mass. who has been the guest of her |
aunt. Mrs. l.. G.. Trumbull, the past
month has gone TO Randolph. where
she is an attendant at the Randolph |
sanatorium.
Harry Hudson has closed his black
smith shop at White River Junction
for a short time, and Is al his home in
Quechee. where he is taking much
needed rest