The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-12
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

The regular meeting in X. of p. hall,
of the Brotherhood OF Railroad Station
Employees and Clerks was held Dec. 7
and several candidates were initiated.
| The election of officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows; President, ID.
10. Houlhan; vice president, George
Foster; treasurer, d. G. Clark; chap
lain. E. Moran; warden, John S. Wood;
recording secretary, M. Harper; inside
sentinel, Clayton Chase.
Mrs Frank Foote, formerly a resi-
dent of White River Junction, now of
Worcester, Mass, is visitor at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. D. A. Perrin.
The mems Bible class had social
and supper last Friday evening Music
was supplied by Mrs p. ]. Hamilton,
Miss Dorothy Hamilton and Miss Alice
Barbour. An excellent address was Civ
en- by Rev. f. G. Clutter of Lebanon
on Trade Unions and Americanism, !"
/ and it was greatly enjoyed by all. The
entire proceedings of the evening were
very successful and everyone had a
good time. These were about go pres
! emit
The Submit Wheatley chapter of the
D. A, r. was entertained at the home
of Mrs. George KILLING in West Leb-
anon on Tuesday, Dec. 2, with lG
members and one guest present The
meeting was called to order by the re-
gent, Mrs Emerson, and each member
was asked to respond to the roll call by
telling of some old piece of furniture
| that she possessed or to give some old
fashioned receipt as remedy. The last
caused some surprise and much merri-
ment in view of the present day scien-
| tifie remedies. A dainty lunch was
| served bv the trustees and as usual a
| pleasant social hour was enjoyed
Mrs. Arthur Woodbury. was a visitor
in Boston the first Of the week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. g. c, Lawrence were
recent visitors in Sherbrooke, Canada,
and on their return were accompanied
| by Mr.. Lawrence's niece, Miss Beatrice
| Lawrence.
Following an illness of many weeks,
! Mrs. Addie Champany, wife OF John
Champany, died Dec. at the home OF
I her daughter, Mrs Andrew Menard Of
/ West Lebanon. Mrs. Champany had
I been an invalid for eight years, having
been cared for during that time by her
! daughter in whose home she died Serv-
/ ices were held Saturday morning at the
i Church of the Holy Redeemer, Rev
John Sliney officiating. The body was
taken to st. Johnsbury and interment
made in the family lot The deceased
is survived by three sons, Fred, Frankly
and Ramie Champauy, and by two
daughters, Mrs. viii Holton and Mrs.
Andrew Menard
Mrs. b. A. Palmer and Mrs. Cecil
Palmer of st. Johnsbury were recent
guests of D. L. Palmer of Wilder.
John Gregory of Wilder is moving his
/ family to Newport, where they will
live.
| Mrs. J. T. Paul and William Paul
were in West Fairee Dec. 2 to attend
! the funeral of Judge William Paul, an
uncle Mr.. Paul will be remembered by
many here as a former employee of the
I international Paper company of Wilder.
John GiIday has bought two OF the
! Frost houses on Main street, Wilder,
and has a gang Of men at work connect
/ ing both houses with the town sewer.
! The annual fair and chicken-pie sup
per held last Wednesday at Wilder was
a big success. Every article on each
table was sold and over $50 enjoyed
the supper. No doubt the greatest en-
4 thusasm was caused by the S325.6S
which the committee in charge was able
to deposit to their account Monday
morning in the bank.
Miss Margaret Blanchard OF Meriden,
N. H., was a recent guest Of her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs ~ w White.
Extensive repairs on the interior Of
the Second Congregational church were
commenced Monday.