The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-08

! he census enumefatOfs Oh lHe toN
oEfIartford have completed their worl
and their report shows total popula
ton of l,703 an increase of some 40
over the population Of 1910.
Hiram -Quimby of Concord. ~ H., i
an income tax expert at the First Ma
tional bank, where he will be fount
until March Is.
The Vermont state tax commissions,
has named Wednesday, March II, as
the time set for holding the listers
school of instruction in White River
junction,
Fl. S. Billiard of Burlington is to be
found at the Hartford Savings Bank &
Trust company, where he is. assisting
all callers in making out their income
tax returns.
The first two carloads of cedar posts
for the town highways have arrived
from Greensboro and have been m.
loaded near the White river bridge.
The posts, as a whole, are of fine quail
ity.
Privates Williams and Smith of the
regular army recruiting service and on
duty for some time past in the june
ton, received orders from Camp Dew
ems Saturday to continue the Office for
an indefinite time. The territory of
the local service covers all adjoining
New Hampshire and Vermont towns,
Mrs. Charles Gibbs is the owner of
purebred Angora Persian cat which she
recently brought from El Paso, Tex.
Never before had the cat seen snow
until its arrival in town and it was
for the timebeing keenly interested in
it. 1t was very anxious to get
into the open and toss the snow about
with its front paws and endeayor in
every way to play with it.
The office and lobby of the Junction
house, together with all the adjoining
rooms and departments, has been given
an attractive coat of paint. The cell
ings Of the office and lobby are in ivory.
with Athol green walls, The cafe and
the cigar department and wash rooms
are especially attractive in their har-
monious shades and coloring.
Frederick H, Babbitt of Bellows Falls
and one of three candidates out for the
nomination for governor of Vermont
ON the Republican ticket, was at the
Junction house Saturday afternoon
and there met host of friends and
supporters. MIR Rabbit was at one
time q resident of the Junction and |
owner of the Union station restaurant. !
G. d. Williams was in Boston Tues |
day to attend the annual meeting and |
banquet of the Past Presidents club of |
the New England Laundrymens asso
citation, of which organization he was
at one time the president.
Miss Charlotte Armstrong of Mont
real is the guest of her sister, Mrs,
Harry Johnson,
the Mary Hitchcock hospital Hanover,
where he underwent an operation, and
at this writing is recovering and in
short time will be able to be removed
to his home.
Mrs NJ G. McLoud and two children
returned to their home in Essex June
ton Tuesday after spending several
weeks with her son, K. II. McLoud, and
family Of West Hartford.
Mrs. Il. n Newton left West Hart
ford recently to spend some time with
her mother in Sherburne.
Mr. and Mrs Artemus Clifford of
Pomfret were called to West Hartford
last week on account of the illness of
their daughter, Mrs. A. l.. Dow
Gertrude Barrows OF West Hartford
returned to her school in South Royal
ton Monday. after a weeks vacation
at her home
Mrs Herman Lussier and daughter
Of Newport, n. H., are spending a few
days at the home of John Veynette
Of Quechee. i
Miss Inez Dow spent the week with
friends in Windsor. II
The Misses Marion and Emma Neil t
10Y have been in Woodstock for some c
lime on account of the illness and :
leath of their father. c
Mrs. Frank Brown of STAFFORD was {
allied here last week to care for Miss i
Hattie Brown, who has been i'll but
who is now recovering. r
News was received from Claremont 8
of the death of Mrs William I
Waterman. Mrs. Waterman will be /
by many as an old resi- &
lent of Quechee. c
w. G. Chamberlain of Quechee is en- y
crtaining his brother from North t
adams, Mass. o
William Baldwin of White River 5
junction has been in Sharon helping b
lis brother 4
A number OF Dartmouth students "
Who came up on the train from Spring t
eld Sunday afternoon were unable to {
ct to Hanover except by walking up b
he track. The liverymen here refused 81
0 send teams to Hanover, the roads +,
eing SO bad. and no train has been G
BILE to get up through since Friday Il
light. There has not been any train in t,
rom Boston since late Friday night up "
0 late Sunday night. Only one train c,
rived in White River junction over k
be Central Vermont, No 8, Saturday ri
forming. and it followed the snowplow /,
own and arrived here between I and
m. Saturday. hi