The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-30
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION


play writer for this company, left town
Sunday night for the New York studio
James A. Stacy was in Windsor The
first of the week.
Miss Helen Stacy, a teacher in Vas.
sar college, is spending the Easter va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Stacy, of Maplewood terrace.
John H. Stimets of Randolph was a
week end guest of his aunt, Mrs. Car
RE c. Lazelle of White River June
ton.
James A. Stacy of White River june
ton was in Watervillc, Me, last week,
looking after his large lumber inter-
ests
| ST. Paul's Episcopal church will hold
the following services this holy week
Wednesday evening at 1880 there will
morning at 1890 the rite of holy com.
munion will be administered and on
Friday, commencing at II o'clock, noon,
| there will be the three hour service of
| the cross and passion. These services
will be in charge of the rector, Rev.
| Richard Bolton The church is to in
stall this week a two-manual Estey
organ, and it will be put in by man
from the factory at Bratteboro, to be
used for the first time on Easter Sun
day.
William Bannagan of Deweys Mills
is spending few days in Boston.
Mr.. Walker, the superintendent OF
the Ottauquechee Wcolen company at
Evarts, was in town Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Clarence Davis Of Que
chez Were in town Monday. Mr. Da-
Wis has recently returned from a few
weeks visit in New York City.
Mrs. James Brown, the wife Of Ma
jor Brown of Quechee and White River
Junction. is spending a week or 10
days at the Woodstock inn.
The directors of the Hartford Say,
ings Bank and Trust company held
meeting Monday afternoon in the di-
rectors' room. The usual business was
transacted
Miss Helen Wheeler, a teacher in
the Randolph high school, took dinner
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. d. Wheeler, on Monday and left
on the afternoon train for Wilder,
where she is to spend a few days with
Rev. and Mrs. Chase
Miss Dorothy Hamilton. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. p. j. Hamilton of Barnes
avenue, is spending few days in Man
chester, n. H., visiting Rev, and Mrs
George Sisson.
The selectmen. at a recent meeting !
appointed G. H. Powers of Wilder a
one of the listers TO take the place of !
John Brockway, who resigned the of
flee.
Mrs. w J.. Pierce, who recently bur
led her husband, expects TO break up
her home in Hartford and go to live
with relatives in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. A. f. Watson of Hartford is to
leave Wednesday night for visit of
a week or 10 days with her daughter,
Margery, at her home in Morristown,
n. J.
DIR. James L. Barton. the national
chairman Of the Near East relief work,
will be a guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. r. f.
Stevens of Hartford Tuesday night and
morning. DR. Barton and
State Chairman r. T.. Stevens will then
leave for Burlington, where DR.. Bar.
ton will speak at a mass meeting held
Wednesday evening in that city
Robert NJ. Stevens of Exeter acad-
envy is spending the Easter vacation at
the home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland f. Stevens Of Hartford.
Roland +. Stevens, jr.. tapped few
maple trees around the house and made
/ gallon of maple syrup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hood and daugh
.er, Hilda, of Maple street are spend
ng few days in Concord, Manches-
.er, n. H., and Boston
Rev. Mr., Chase, the minister Of the
tolerated church at Wilder, was in
own Monday.
A meeting Of the Camp Billings
Alumni association was held in Spring
ield Tuesday afternoon and evening
number of the alumni from White
river Junction attended this meeting.
4. A. Gerald, who came here from !
Mass, about year ago
s manager of the Atlantic & Pacific !
tore. has resigned and Leon Richard
as taken his place. Mr.. Gerald is to
nove back to Springfield in the near
uture. George H. Roberts. assistant t
superintendent of the Rutland district n
I the A. & p. company, has been in "
own this week, helping to install the d
ew manager 4