The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-18
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

The annual reunion of the 4th Yer
president, will open in Knights OF
Pythias' hall next Tuesday, Sept. q
at noon The afternoon will be de-
voted to business and formal affairs
while in the evening there will be a
typical campfire and to this the public
are invited.
| The dance given in the assembly hall
| of the Hartford high school tor the
benefit of the athletic association was
very largely attended and very nice
sum was netted for the association.
| The impetus of newly awakened
| church interest has been made manifest
already in the increased congregations
and Sunday school and in the general
| atmosphere of sympathy and helpful
ness to be encountered on all sides.
| Chief among the many Improvements
| is the kindergarten room, which has
curtains at the windows and many
charming studies of child life in col
ors by Jessie Wilcox Smith have
been hung in groups about the walls,
Transforming the chapel into what one
enthusiastic lad described rs shappy
room'
A. G. Woodman, professor of chemis-
try, Massachusetts Institute OF Tech
nology. and his brother, George NJ.
Woodman, supervisor of the Boston q
Maine tracks of Lowell, Mass, were
in town recently called by the illness
OF their mother, Mrs. Woodman.
Miss Helen French left Monday for
Keene. n. H., where she enters the
keene normal school
Dennis O'Brien of West Lebanon,
who has been i'll for several days with
pneumonia, died at his home on South
Main street on Wednesday morning
Mrs. Iislc Smith recently entertained
as her guests Mrs William Atwill and
son, William, IT,, and Miss Sarah Pat
teTson of Carbonate, III
Mrs. Clifford Phillips is entertaining
her friend, Miss Mary Llewellyn, of
Cambridge, Mass.
Alrs. Newton Blood, who recently
left town for Dickinson, $. d., reports
the capture of henhawk of unusual
size. It's wings being - inches from tip
to tip.
Miss Mildred Stockwcll who has
made her home at H, II. Leeds for the
past seven years, has taken a six
months leave of absence from her
work at the telephone exchange and
gone to her home in Woodstock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith and
daughter of Newton, Mass, were re-
cent guests al the Marshland farm.
Paul Kane. who has been spending
part Of his summer vacation with his
uncle at Deep River, Conn, has re-
turned to his home in Quechee
A surprise party was held at Mrs
George Woods. Tuesday afternoon
whore number OF friends of Mrs.
Amanda Allen gathered for Il social
time Mrs. Allen has been resident OF
Qucchee for number Of years and Is
soon to leave and make her future home
in Leominster, Mass.
The 10th annual Windsor county fair
was opened Tuesday with all the flags
flying and promise of big time. The
first day was record breaker. In the
afternoon lHtit were ulbAtlNNftf ldttNs
pony classes and saddle horses and the
unusually good and varied open-air
vaudeville production on the stage in
front of the grand stand met with en-
thusiastic appreciation of the large
crowd Wednesday was great day
and the program was carried ont in full
with one of the largest crowds in the
history of the institution. Thursday
was not so good q day as the rain in
the afternoon made some Of the races
impossible to be run because the track
was wet and heavy, But taking all
things into consideration il was a
great success in every way and the
management deserve much credit for
the able manner in which they con
Quoted the fair.