The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-06
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

A'Nff ~ " pdi SlOMs WIN
his labors as pastor of the Congrega
tional church of Woodstock the frs
of August, has. gone with his famil
for a short visit with relatives il
Weathersfield, Conn, after which tim
he will be at his new home, 20 Hol
street, Concord, ~ Fl. Mr.. Barstop
has been the pastor of the Woodstoc
church for number of years and ha
made many friends whose best wishe,
60 with him and his family to thei
| new pastorate.
A motorcycle accident occurred OF
Tuesday afternoon on the Barnard
road when Henry Blanchard and PHILIP
Lussier as passengers were going tc
spend the night at Silver Lake park
where they have taken a cottage with
their families for two weeks. The ac.
cident was caused by dog, which ran
in front of the motorcycle and was hit
by it. The men were thrown off and
were bruised quite badly. Mr. Blanch-
ard was. able later to proceed to Bar.
nard, but Mr.. Lussier was brought
home to Woodstock and will be laid
up for several days. His head, face and
mouth were bruised and cut, and his
neck and ankles badly wrenched. 1t
was a wonder both were not killed.
T. p LsFountain and family were
recent guests Of his brother in Ans
dem.
S. H. French is entertaining as his
guests, Charles Boutwell,, sr., and Mrs.
Robert Thurston of Worcester, Mass,
and Charles Boutwell,, jr., of Maiden,
Mass.
Mrs Clara Churchill is entertaining
her son, Merton Churchill of Pena-
cook, \. n.
Miss Rachel Gobie of Quechee and
George Mccarthy of Hanover, n. H.,
were united in marriage on Monday
morning, Aug ,, at the Catholic church
at Hanover.
Mr. and Mrs George Cole are enter
tanning Mrs John Holt and son Of Con-
cord. n. II.
Mrs. James Brown of Quechce is
spending some time with relatives in
Belmont and Boston.
The cyclone which struck Dewey's
Mills Saturday evening did quite
bit of damage in this vicinity; large
tree near Claude Alden's at Marsh
lands farm was blown across the road
and blocked the highway for several
hours the electric lights were out of
commission for two nights, fields of
oats, corn and beans at the farm of the
A. 6. Dewey Co. were lattened, and
other damage done.
Mrs. Mary Newton of West Hart
ford recently entertained DR. Bridge
of Newton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pratt and
daughter of West Hartford were re
cent visitors of relatives in Windsor
Mrs. Carl Cameron of South Main
street is entertaining her step mother,
Mrs Blanch Wallace of Montreal.
Miss Jessie Turner, who was recent
" injured in an automobile accident |
md who was taken to the Mary Hitch
'ock hospital has returned to her
home in town.
Dr. and Mrs. r, J. Garland are on |
! two weeks vacation to Old Orchard, |
Ne.
H. G. Stephens of the First National
,ank is spending his two weeks va
alton at the home of his parents in
Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Carpenter of
south Main street are entertaining
heir son. Ralph Carpenter, of Spring
ield. Mass.
William 7. Howe has accepted the
'osition as manager of the oil supply
or the Acme Machine Co. Of Wind
or.
DIR. and Mrs o. n Daley. who have
zen spending most of the summer at
heir camp. at Lake Caspian, have re-
urned home.
Fred Hutchinson, the fire chief IF fire
istrict No. has recently entertained
is brother, William Hutchinfn. Of
Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. H. L. Gale and family Aof Fair
lew terrace are entertaining Mrs.
iale's father and mother, Mr. and
Irs C. NJ Bowker, of Farnham, p. Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Lebourveau
( Fairview terrace recently enter
aimed as their gi,ests Congressman and
lrs. Porter II. Dale.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Smith of Gates
treet are entertaining as their guests
heir sons, Prof Arthur w Smith.
n. D.. of the Michigan university, To-
ated at Ann Arbor. Mich, and DIR.
Ioughton Smith Of Trenton. y. J.
Mr. and Mrs L. H. Durkee of North
ED were recent visitors in Hartford.
Mr.. Geary. who has been spending
lany months in Massachusetts,, has
,turned and is at the home of Medore
Mrs. Frank Lacoss and children have
,turned from their trip to Massachu-
tits.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Pease are on a
Ionth's trip to Keene. y. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pingree and
ms. Samuel and Stuart, with Mrs.
rthur Child and daughter, Eleanor.
turned from motor trip TO Laeonia
nd Alton. y. N.