The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-30
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

Mrs. +, l. Palmer of Wilder has as
her guest her aunt, Mrs. Martin, from
Bradford.
Ray Howard of Permont, n. H.. was
a week end guest at the home of d. E.
Palmer.
r. S. Going, former resident of
White River Junction, but now located
in Montpelier as chief clerk in the agri-
cultural office. was called to Quincy
Mass, on account of the serious illness
of his father, r. e. Going clerk of the
junction house in White River June
tion.
Miss Marion White of Wilder. who
has been reported as seriously i'll, is
now on the gain and will soon be able
to be out again.
1t has been thought best to suspend
all public gatherings in Wilder for the
present, so that the danger from infiu'
enza may be reduced to a minimum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar 5. Winters, who
are the guests Of Mrs. Winters parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George w Coyle, expect
to leave Feb. s for their home in China
Mr.. (and Mrs. b. A. Palmer of st.
Johnsbury were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Z. Palmer of Wilder for the week
end Mr.. Palmer returned home Sun
day and Mrs Palmer the first OF the
week.
The dance held at the Wilder club
house last Friday evening for the bene-
fit of the Mary Hitchcock hospital was
a great success. After all expenses had
been paid, Sll0 was turned over to the
chairman of the Wilder committee.
There were about 80 couples present
and all report good time, both young
and old
Mrs Fred Ross has returned from a
two weeks visit in Southyille, Mass.
viii Newton has gone to Windsor
where he has permanent position.
Mrs Charles Durphy Of Quechee has
been entertaining her mother, Mrs. Gee
of Lebanon. y, H.
Wesley Hathorn, who has been visit
ing in Quincy. Mass, for some time,
has returned home.
Miss Aletha Claris has gone to Lon
don, Ontario. for an indefinite stay
Rev. c. c. Claris accompanied her as
far as Montreal.
Miss Jessie Foote, who has been the
principal in the Queehee school. has re-
signed and gone to Somers. Conn.
where she is to teach in the upper
grades.
A number Of the Modern Woodmen
of Ouechee attended the installation of
the officers and dedication Of the new
VI. w. A. hall at Hartford Tuesday
evening
Miss Lena Hoskin from Pittsfeld,
Mass, is caring for Mrs. d. n. Barr.
Mrs Mary Trumbull has returned to
Medford. Mass, after spending several
DAYS at her home in Hartford.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Springer were
called home Friday by the illness of
Mrs. Springer's mother, Mrs. d. \. Barr,
Mr.. Springer returned to Chester, Mass,
Sunday and Mrs. Springer will remain
indefinitely.
A frog in some unknown manner
having made his way into the Hart
ford water main was the cause of much
anxiety TO the tenants of the Gates
building Monday morning. when they
were unable to get any water. +. L.
ellison of +. r. Graham's plumbing
force. discovered the offender, wedged,
head on, in the reducer.
The Connecticut Valley Basketball
league is newly organized this year and
consists of the high schools at Hanover.
Lebanon and West Lebanon. y. H.. and
Woodstock and White River Junction.
A loving cup has been offered by Rens-
selaer Polytechnic institute OF Troy,
y. V. TO be awarded to the winning
team al the end of the season
Walter Mason of Dewey Mills is in
New York City this week on business.
Miss Jennie Currier and twin slater
Of North Montpelier arc new weavers
at Dewey Mills.