The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-23
WHITE RIVER

Windsor farm bureau and exchang,
campaign. Farmers about this section
are much interested in the present &C
Invites of the Windsor county farm
bureau and the county farm exchange
as these organizations are carrying OF
membership campaigns. Meetings wer,
held Monday and Tuesday evenings al
Prosper and West Woodstock will
good attendance and much interest
II is said that over so per cent Of the
farmers are joining the farm bureau
and purchasing shares of stock in the
farmers exchange. C%anvassers are at
work calling on the farmers who did
not attend these meetings. The an
nual dues of the farm bureau are now
$40 and shares of stock in the cooper
| alive exchange are $25 each. W,
f. S. Rummell of Chicago, field
agent of the American farm bureau
federation, and +. H. Spaulding of
Springfield, field agent for the eastern
states farmers exchange, are assist
ing the county organizations in the
campaign.
Miss Bernice Crandall, who has been
working in town. has closed her la
bors and returned to her home in Hart
land Four Corners.
Word has beer received at Dewey's
Mills of the death of Henry c. DENIM
son of New Bedford, Mass. Mr.. DENIM.
son was a brother of Col. w.
S. and John j. Dewey and was a fire.
quent visitor at the Dewey home, Mrs,
Dennison survives him and has the
sincere sympathy of everyone.
DIR. w. w. Keen of Philadelphia ar
rived in East Hartford Thursday to
visit his daughter, Mrs. George w.
Handy, and 1t is expected that he win
speak at the concert on Friday eve.
ming, which is to be held for the bene.
fit of the library fund. DIR. Keen has
Just returned from a summer abroad
and viii tell what he saw of eondi-
tons in France, Belgium aud Eng.
land. While in Belgium, King Albert
conferred upon him the order of the
officer of Belgian Order of the Crown,
in recognition OF his services during
the war, especially in money and in
collected and sent TO the
Belgian doctors for use in wal work.
DR.. Keen has the unique distinction
of having been commissioned for serv-
ice as a major both in the Civil war
and the World war.
Harry Harding of West Hartford,
who has been spending some time with !
relatives in Sugar Hill, n. H., has re.
turned home.
Mrs. Lydia Miles of West Hartford
has been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrington aud Mr.. and Mrs.
Sweet and son of Claremont, n. II.
Mrs. j. ?. Hale of West Windsor is
employed in White River Junction as
4 nurse.
Everett J. Eaton of the First Ma
tional bank is spending the week with
his parents IN Meredith, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Wheeler are
Entertaining Mrs. J. D. Wheeler of
Randolph and. Mrs Parker Smith of
jacksonville. Fla.
Earl Raymond and Rose LaFoun
ain. both of White River Junction,
we're married in South Royalton
Wednesday afternoon. They left i'm
nediately for a wedding trip and are
expected home the last of the week or
he first Of next. Mr.. and Mrs: Ray
nond have the best wishes of their
many friends in and out of town. They
a very popular young couple.
Miss Knox of Manchester, n. H., a
nurse, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
H. Perkins of Union street for a
ew days.
A party of - people from R%ichford
through White River Junction
thursday in automobiles on their way
o spend the winter in Florida.