The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-24
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

Mrs. George " Wheeler was in Brat
tleboro Wednesday inspecting the
Woman's Relief corps
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred e. Watson and
DR.. and Mrs. Henry NJ! Larson left on
Wednesday by automobile for Morris
town. H. j., where the doctor will To-
cate for the practice of medicine. Mr..
Watson will stop over in New York
on business.
Timothy Mack, former clerk of the
junction house and former resident
of White River Junction for a number
of years, but who is now making his
home in Seattle Wash, is visiting old
friends in town,
Rev r. Hasetine is confined to the
house with very hard cold.
Rev Ozora Davis, d. d., president Of
the congregational Theological school,
located in Chicago, a former resident of
White River Junction, came from Chi
cago to speak last Sunday at the SEES.
qui centennial celebration of Dart
mouth college. Mr., Davis spent his
bovhood and young manhood days in
White River Junction He received his
education in our public schools and
lived here number of years and at
one time was principal of the Hartford
high school. Mr. Davis spent some
time in the German Institutions Of
learning in Germany to complete his ed
ucation. The older citizens were very
much gratified to have the opportunity
of visiting with Mr.. Davis.
Mrs. Robert Brown and little daugh-
ter Of Someryille, Mass, are guests at
the home Of Mrs. Charles Wilson Of
Fairview terrace.
The many friends of Charles Brown,
a former resident of White River june
ton, but now of Someryille, Mass, who
has been very seriously i'll, will be graf
fled to know that he is fast recovering
and is now able to be out again and
to attend to his duties as baker
Ruth Elliot, who was convicted in
Hartford municipal court on charge
Of furnishing intoxicating liquor, has
been discharged by the supreme court,
the opinion handed down at the pres
ent time in Montpelier holding the con-
viction Illegal
Some of the friends of David A. FL.
lott of Island Pond have received in
vitations announcing his marriage to
Elizabeth Sarah Jones of that village.
Mrs. II. /. Thornton is spending the
week with friends in St. Adams.
Mr. and Mrs G. w. Burns have pur.
chased the residence known as the Bill
Howe place on Maple street from Wal.
ter Dompier
Mrs. Fred Pippin Of Maplewood ter.
race has had another of her heart at
taeIls and has had to let all her board
ers go.
Miss Edith Seaver, one of the schol-
ars in the high school whose home is
in Quechee, and who ia living at the
home of Dr. Blanchard, was operated
on at the Mary Hitchcock hospital, in
Hanover, last Tuesday for appendicitis
Word has been received, here of the
marriage Of Mrs Mildred B. Springer,
formerly of this place, and Rev. George
S. Barber of Globe, Ariz They will
make their future home in California.
The Epworth league of the Method.
lst church gave harvest supper IN the
yestry Of the church Wednesday even
ing. The young people deserve great
credit for the delicious and bountiful
supper which they served
Two cases were heard before the
commissioners of industries Wednes-
day at the Junction house They were
Margie Gates vs.. A. G. Dewey com
pany, and Mike Petronki vs.. National
Acme company, John S. ButtIes, com
missioner Of industries for Vermont,
and Mrs, Ryland Taisey. official ste,
nographer, were in town Wednesday to
attend the hearings on industrial acct
dents. Erwin NJ. Harvey of Montpel.
Ter was in town to attend the hearings.
L. $. Perkins Of Maplewood terrace,
who has been very i'll, is now able to
sit up and his recovery from now on
viii be very rapid. His many friends
rejoice to note his regaining of his
health