The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-17
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

! Mrs. H. H. Miller, Mrs. J. G, Under
wood and Mrs. Sturtevant of Harlan nd
were recent visitors at the home OF
Mrs Mary Miller of White River June
ton.
Mrs. Bernice of White River June
tion was recent visitor at her home
in Hartland Four Corners.
The worst hail storm that has ever
been known in this part Of the town
visited Reading last Sunday afternoon
about O'Clock. The hail stones in
some places were as large as small
egg An hour after the storm was
over you could find hail stones on the
hill top in places, from two to four
inches deep.
Ed Macia and family visited Mrs,
Charles Hathorn of Barnard on Mon
day.
Mrs. Mark Markham accompanied her
daughter, Roslinda, to Braintree,
Mass. last Saturday, where she is TO
attend school the coming year.
F. NJ. Richardson visited his father
and his sister, Mrs. Cleo Morse, in
Rutland and while there attended the
Rutland fair.
Ernest Perkins has sold his young
foxhound, Dan, and shipped him to
Worcester. Mass.
Elton O'Neil, Eugene Plankey, jus
tin Gibbs and Phoebe Wilson repre-
sented Dewey's Mills in the freshman
class of the Woodstock high school.
w. p. Bissonette and family of
Claremont, n, H., were recent callers
on friends in West Hartford
Robert Gray of Charlestown, Mass,
spent the week end with friends in
West Hartford
Verne Dimiek and wife OF Sherburne
were recent guests at the home of f.
n Newton.
Mr.. St John is moving ia Provi-
dence. r. l. His family left Monday
and he expects 10 follow in few
DAYS.
Rev. and Mrs. c. W. Cheesemsn
spent the week end with friends in
Boston. Mr. Cheeseman is the pas
tor of the West Hartford Congregs
tional church
Mildred Hazen Of White River juno
tion was a recent visitor at the home
of her mother in West Hartford.
Langdon Hazen of West Hartford
entertained recently Mr. and Mrs.
Charles McDougal of Boston
Hartfords vote at the primary cleo
ton Wednesday was near 10 the 600
marx. The vote for governor was as
follows: Hartness 249, Babbitt 100,
Agan 81. Emery - and Martin 10.
Porter H. Dale won by vote Of 375,
Gibson go. Gordon 81. Fred l.. Davis
was nominated for town representative
without opposition.
A horse belonging to Miss Esther
Welsh Of Hartford village caused quite
a sensation Wednesday afternoon as
il made a dash up the railroad track
as far a. Cross Abbott store. where
II was stopped by Car Inspector Rob
inson. The sight of the horse on the
railroad track caused quite a little eX-
citement No one was injured and moth /
ing broken except that the harness
was slightly damaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. r. White are enter 4
tanning Charles O'Brien Of Dunsmore.
Cal
The Union station lunch has taken
On extra help during the fairs. and
John Stone j. assisting.
The A. VI. Hall drug store has tax
IN on a. = spare hour clerk Gillette
stephens. the son Of Or. and Mrs.
.ieorge A. Stephen
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. White had the
pleasure of entertaining their son. Der.
nsrd White. of New York Cty re-
entity.
A new FIRE alarm box NO. IS has
,een installed near the Andrews
BOX factory on River street. This box
vill he tested a. the noon hour sat
Irdsy II this week Add this num-
YER to your card.
The total number IF pupils enrolled
or the present term II the Hartford
liEh school il l32 In the Junction
,rsded schools the number of pupils
nroIled - az. In the Hartford graded
chools are Jos pupils
Secretary FIRED l. Daus reports that
y 80 date q rnad go sheep have heen
altered for exhibition 81 the coming
Vermont state fair.
Miss Helen Gillette entertained her
oiieEe churi. Miss Floreuce Franklin.
Z Npw York CITY rscsufly
Willis A Powers ard Miss Emma
fsnn wsre MARRIED Weanss6av. Sspt.
. al Gra-aA The n~wly Earned cop-l