The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-17
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

c. F. Going. clerk at the Junction
house, who has been quite i'll for some
time, Is slowly improving Mrs. Going
who was called 20 White River Junction
on account Of the illness Of her hsuband,
expects to take Mr.. Going back to Quin-
cy, Mass. with her Thursday afternoon,
The Hartford high school opened Mon,
day morning with an attendance OF 1877
scholars There were 81 students in the
| freshman class, which makes il one OF
the largest classes ever enrolled
One Of the conductors of the Boston &
bMaine railroad had his grip stolen from
the smoking car last week. A day or
two later, Asa Hebard found a grip In
the gutter back Of the Smith candy fac.
tory, which proved to be the one lost by
the conductor. Evidently all the valu.
abes had been rihed from the satehel
and it had then been thrown from the
| train.
Alfred f. Watson has bought the Mead
place, located In the center Of the town
Of Hartford, which was sold at auction
Monday, last,
Rollo L. Dimick, an employee of the
First National bank, Is i'll Of the grip at
his home on Highland park. 4
| Miss Dorothy HaseLtine, daughter Of
Rev and Mrs. Robert Haseltne, is new
teacher in the Christian street school at
Wilder.
Roy A. Chase, an employee Of the First
National bank, is spending a two weeks
vacation at his home in st Johnsbury
H. c. Thornton, son of Rev and Mrs
Fl. L. Thornton, who resumed his work
for the st. Adams Grain company about
month ago after his return from over
seas service in the navy, has been placed
in charge Of grain and feed store in
Middlesex.
George Passett is the new clerk in the
A. NJ Hall drug store Mr. Passett sue.
| ceeds Russell Brickley, who resigned in
order to take up course In the School
Of Pharmacy in Boston
Edward j. Garcia and Miss Marion
! Hutchinson were united in marriage at
the Methodist parsonage Wednesday
evening, Sept. 10, by Rev Robert Hasel
tine, Mr.. and Mrs Garcia will make
their home in New York
The Mems Brotherhood Bible class of
the Methodist church met last Sunday
after church service. An interesting les
son and Biblical discussion were enjoyed
by all present The class Is open to all
men, and Rev Haseltine will be glad TO
welcome new members every Sunday at
II o'clock, noon.
Miss Mary Mack Of White River June.
tion is new clerk in the Surprise store
Mr. and Mrs James G. Black OF
Greensboro and James Wilson of Crafts
bury were guests at the home of r. B,
Lang recently.
Mr. and Mrs Roger Adams of Urbana,
ILL.,, who have been visiting with Mrs,
Adams parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. d.
Wheeler, have returned TO their home.
Mr., Adams Isl professor Of organized
chemistry in the University of Urbana.
Miss WiIhemina Coutermarsh Of Bur
Iington was week. end visitor at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Brouilette Of
South Main street
Godfrey o. Brouillett is visiting friends
in Burlington and st. Adams this week.
Thirty five members Of the Bishop
Michaud council Of Knights Of Columbus
Of White River Junction went by auto.
mobile to Barre Sunday afternoon to
witness the working of the third de.
gree on class Of new members who
were joining the Barre council, knights
of Columbus. All report a good time
An So pound son, Richard Taber, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. 9. Otis on Sept
10.
Roland KimbalI and George NJ. Parker
who have been employed for the past
year by the Grafton County Electric
Light g. Power Co, left Wednesday to
enter the Wentworth Electric institute
of Boston.
Samuel Carlton, former resident of
White River Junction, who is now living
in Enfield ~ H., is visiting friends and
former neighbors for few days. Mr..
Carlton, who is 03 years Of age can read
the finest print without spectacles and
walks as spry as any young man.
Mrs. Flora Donahue OF West Windsor
has sold her farm to b. F, Trumbull of
Randolph. Bert Merrill of HartIand has
sold his farm to H. G, Johnson of Cali
fornia. Mr. johnson takes possession Of
the farm at once. The B. f. Adams
house of West Lebanon was sold recent.
" to Mr.. Smith, the present tenant of
the house. All the foregoing sales were
made by the L. S. Darby Real Estate
agency
Colman Colodny Of the Surprise store
went to New York Monday on business
trip.
Last Sunday afternoon at the Catholic