The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-07
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

Miss Anne Raymond, who has beer
on tour in California, where she de
liyered course of lectures ON Child
Hygiene returned home for two week.
and has left for New York City, where
she will again resume her lecture tours
Engine No. 42l was dersiled at vii.
liston, tying up traffic for some hours
Monday
G. A. Wheeler, general passenger
agent, was a business caller in Brat.
tleboro this week
Emile Dupruis, Concord, n. H., was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Car
penter and son, Ernest, over Sunday
B. Il. Carpenter, late of the Junction
house clerical staff, has returned to
duty with the B. & NJ and is now run
ming between this point and Boston.
Roscoe Wilmot, formerly with the
Miller Auto company as bookkeeper,
has been appointed acting postmaster.
Mrs. H. A Robinson and two sons
of Brattleboro were the guests of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.. w. Burns,
over the week end.
Mrs. David Addison. Newport. was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hollo-
way over the week end and has re-
turned to her home.
Fl. F. Spencer, auditor of the New
England Telephone and Telegraph Co.,
is in town on business.
Miss Blanche Dionne Of Bellows Falls
has accepted position in the office of
the Miller, Auto Co.
Wesley SAWYER has returned from
the Hanover hospital and resumed
work in the service department of the
Miller Auto company. Charles Ring
has also accepted position in the
same department
J. II. Strain of New York City and
owner of the Canaan inn, Canaan. ~ /
H., was the guest of W C. Marshall
over Sunday Jesse A. Morse of En-
field, n. H., was also his guest over
Sunday.
John Bacon of the Hartford Savings |
h Trust company is in Boston on bust
ness.
A. r. Johnson of the Western I'm |
ion Telegraph company was bust |
ness visitor in Springfield, Mass. over
the week end. j. II. Schofeld of the |
same company is at present enjoying a |
two weeks annual vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burke ord |
children were the guests of Mrs. Bias.
sett of West Lebanon, n. H., over Sun.
lay.
James r. Coutts, state Inspector of
weights and measures, made a tour of
in this vicinity recently.
Mr.. Butler a Western Union inpec-
or. is in town on business connected !
With our local offices
II. f. Cowan. Lyndonville, has re. !.
iumed work in the Office of the general
agent of the b. & VI. and c. V. Ry,
lfter two weeks vacation.
Mrs, George Chaplin has been con
ined to her home with an attack Of
onsilitis.
Mrs. D. F. Dryer spent Sunday at
Ter former home. st, .Iohnsbury.
Mrs. c. C. harrington IS visiting
friends and relatives m Boston this
week.
Ri Rev. George Y. Bliss, D. D.. bish-
" coadiutor of the diocese Of Vermont,
listed st. Psul's Episcopal church on
sunday evening and administered the
lite of confirmation to twelve persons
\ large congregation filed the church.
bishop Bliss went from here to North
ield. where he oficiated at similar
ervice.
A meeting of considerable interest in
raternal circles was held in the juno.
ion house on Saturday afternoon. when
number of members of the knights Of
birmingham met for the purpose of
onsidering the advisabilitv of form +,
ng governing body for the state Of [
7ermont when, after the customary Z
iscussions relating to goats" hats" {
fees the meeting adjourned to meet /
{ "The Weirs," Lake Sunapee, \. H..
be latter part of August