The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-10

their return, will reside in White River
Junction.
1 Master Richard Hudson of White
/ River junction. who has been spending
/ 10 days vacation with Tommy Patch
Of North Hartland, has returned to his
home.
Mrs. Herman Lussier and daughter
of Newport, n. H.. who have been
! spending some time with relatives at
/ Quechee, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Churchill and
| Merton Churchill from Penaeook, n.
H., are visiting their mother and sis
ter Mrs Clara Churchill and Miss Eth
el Churchill of Quechee
| Mrs Holt and daughter, Ruth, of
Concord, n. Ht who have been spend
| ing the last 10 days at the home Of
Mrs. George Cole OF Quechee, have re.
turned home.
Marion Hamilton of White River
Junction was a recent guest Mt the
home of Mrs. Peter Lacross of South
Pomfret.
Town Highway Commissioner ST.
John has a large force of men at work
on Pine street. They have dug down
between two and three feet and have
laid in some large stones with smaller
ones on top and this will be crowned
with very fine crushed stone, which will
be pressed down by the steamroNer
K was found advisable To widen the
road SO that 1T meant taking the side
walk on the north side of the street,
which is on the Lyman sisters premi-
ses, and in order to do this il was
necessary TO cut down two maple
trees and the removal of two very old
stones Part of the expense is borne
by the state, the other by the town
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Wheeler are en-
tertaining Mrs. j D. Wheeler Of Ran
delphi.
Mrs Francis Taylor OF Bridge street
i. entertaining Mrs. Henry House and
son of Hartford, Conn.
Dr. and Mrs. d. S Drake left Thurs
day for two weeks vacation trip To
Cape Cod.
A very pretty wedding of especial in
tcrest TO the White River junction
friends, took place Tuesday Sept 7,
when Miss Marie Reeve, daughter Of
Thomas Reeve. Of Hartford. was mar.
ried 10 Frank Robinson of Wlnoosk |
The ceremony took place at the home
OF the brides sister. Mrs b B. Wins |
icw of North Thctford Rev Mr. Slade |
OF Thet ford hill was he officiating /
Clergyman and the single ring service !
was used. MIR and Mrs Robinson have
gone on their honeymoon TO Montreal /
and Detroit.
With the death Of Patrick Ward Of |
Pleasant street. West Lebanon. y H..
the town lost one Of its oldest citizens, a
man of quiet tastes and friendly spirit
Mr.. Ward was born in Ireland in 1882.
He came TO this country alone at the
age Of Is, making the voyage on a sail
ing vessel He located in Mortified,
entering the employ Of the Central
Vermont Railroad Co., and was later
employed by the Boston & Maine in
the building Of the Passumpsic dis i,ion
o. the road. He was later employed by
the B. & n. at West Lebanon, where
he was at one time station agent and
ater in the passenger service of that
-oad, which work he followed until re-
tired as pensioncr few years ago,
having been in the service of that com
,any for 81 years He was always in
crested in and helpful toward all
movements for the betterment of his
own At the time Of the construction
II the high school building. Mr.. Ward
vas member of the committee having
he work in charge. Mr.. Ward was
married three times, first TO Miss Anne
Talon Of Windsor and, after her death.
o Miss Katherine Hanrahan of Man.
hester. y II. later. when again left ,
widower and with five children TO
are for, he married Miss johanna Sui
ivan Of Clinton y. V. who died in
gl6 He Is survived by four sons and
our daughters Services were held
rom the Church OF the Holy Redeemer
y Thursday morning. The interment
vas in Mt Olivet
Miss Mary killing resumed her
tudies 1T the Sargent school and will
pend the first month of the school
ear at the Sargent camp at Peterboro.
/, r.
Fred II Perkins, who has been spend
ng the past few weeks in Ohio and in
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