The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-24
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

Tuesday for few days visit wit
relatives in Portland, Me.
w. j. Blaisdale of Hazen street ha
bought the two tenement house ~
which he lives. Mr.. Blaisdale mad
the purchase of David A. and Ger
trude S. Pingree
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Merrill of Pos
Mills are visiting Mrs Mills sister
Mrs. w. w, Pierce, of Highland Park
The Fidelity Rebekah lodge held il
regular meeting Wednesday eyenin,
and conferred the degree on two candi
dates. Refreshments of sandwiches
cake and coffee were served by tn,
committee There was a large mum
bcr of the members present and th'
work was put on in very fine shape
/ D. G. Badger of Quechee has sold hi,
house he bought of Charles Wright tt
! George Darling and wife of Wilder.
Mrs. Walter and Lester Ross mo
tored to Lawrence Mass, and spent
the week with friends
Mira. George Benton, Mrs. Frank
! O'Neil, Miss Flossie Owens and Roger
0'Neil visited friends in Boston re
Gently,
Paul Kane of Deep River Conn.
visited his uncle, i. ID Kane. and wife
before entering Dartmouth college
Fred O'Neil of Dewey's Mills has
| sold his house in Claremont, n. n
The price is understood to be $4,000
There was no poverty of merriment
at the social held lat Friday night at
West Hartford. The game of the
Royal Blood kept people guessing, only
| they couldn't guess how ii was done
/ perfectly simple il was too. Follow
ing this game Rev. Mr.. Bever of North
Pomfret gave three humorous readings
that delighted everyone. After coffee
and dqugputs were served by the la
dies aid and the names of the prize
winners for the most poverty stricken
| costumes We're read, a curtain was
drawn revealing the mystery corner.
where several presents for Rev. and
Mrs. Cheesmsn had been concealed.
After further readings by Mr. Boyer,
all who were courageous repaired. one
by one. to booth, where a gypsy
in marvellous costume told fortunes.
Rev. D. w. Chcesman. who is the
pastor of the West Hartford Congre
gatipnal church, entered Dartmouth
college Monday,
Herbert Tyrell had the misfortune TO
cut off part Of three fingers on his left
hand recently. He was rushed to the
Mary Hitchcock hospital Hanover. and
viii remain there for some little time
before returning 70 his home in North
Hartland
Mrs. J. b STAFFORD is slowly recoy
ering from a very serious operation
which was performed at the Rutland
hospital.
Miss Annie Miller daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs II R. Miller. left Tuesday
for New York CITY, who're she will re-
main for an indefinite time.
Mir. and Mrs L. A. Gibbs have been
entertaining Miss Betty PAYNE Of New
York City, noted singer. who sang
at the Woodstock fair last week She
left Monday for Pennington. Ne. to
sing a fair in that city.
Married at the niversalist parse.
age Thursday afternoon bv Rev. II. T..
Thornton, John j. Bas.ett and Annie
B. Marston, both of Franklin. y II.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 4 Wood have a.
their guests this week. Charles Wood
brother Of c A. Wood and Mr. and
Mrs. Raw Wood, The former a nephew
all OF WATERFOWL. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Prescott have 10
GENTLY been entertaining Miss Vera
ketchum of Newport y. II
The marriage OF Miss Anne Mary
Welsh TO Leslie Carl Woodward took |
place Tuesday morning. Sept II. at :
O clock in the Catholic rectory. The |
marriage ceremony was performed by |
Father Delaney The newly married 1
couple left nv automobile on 4 trim |
through the White mountains Ia Port |
land, Me, Boston over the Mohawk |
trail 10 Rutland They returned on
sunday. Mr. and Mrs Woodward are
to make their home in Hartford III
Iage.
Rober, NJ stevens returned tia.
week To Phillips Exeter academy
here he resumed hi. second wear OF
study
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred +. Watson an.
Or and Mrs Larson of
v j. Mrs Larson j.
heir daughter
Mrs. w +. Humphrey Of the Doth
an district l. entertaining for few
weeks Mrs, Richard Mclaughlin Mrs
is the wife of one of the
former ministers Of the White Riv
,r Junction [ niversalist church They
ne now located az Everett, Mass