The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-09
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

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to Utica, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Campbell anc
two daughters, Doris and Ruth, Mr.
and Mrs. George Allen of Lynn, Mass.
who have been the guests of Rev. and
Mrs. H. l.. Thornton, returned home
Monday
Mrs, William Harris is spending a
few days with friends in Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Perkins and
son, Loris, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carlisle
Mrs. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Dameon
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Randall
of White River junction and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Fred Kenney of Woodstock spent
Monday in Claremont.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mann of Que
! chez have just received a cablegram
from their son, William, who sailed
| from Montreal two weeks ago, that he
has arrived safely in Liverpool,
| Loren r. Pierce of Woodstock an
nounces his candidacy for the office
of states attorney of Windsor coun-
ty. Mr.. Pierce is native Vermonter,
| Al wears old admitted to the bar OF
Vermont in 1908, and with the excep-
| ton of about two years, spent in the
army, has been in active practice ever
since.
The United States civil service COM
mission has announced an examination
TO be held at Ludlow, Woodstock and
White River Junction on July "a, 1870,
to fill the position of rural carrier at
Ludlow.
Miss Bernice Crandall of White Riv-
Ter Junction spent the week end and
the Fourth with her parents in Hart
land.
Ferdinand Fallen, who has been at
tending the high school of White Riv
err junction. is working for b. f. Macy
of Hartland for the season.
Miss Alice Wood, who has been Wis
iting friends at Quechee, left Tuesday
for her home in Chicago.
Dir. and Mrs. s, II. Collins of Que
chez are spending a couple OF weeks
with friends in Springfield, Mass.
The Congregational church of West
Hartland has extended call to Rev
Mr.. Cheeseman of Bangor seminary to
become their pastor 1t is expected
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo Dimick of Hill
crest are entertaining Mr. Dimick's
mother, Mrs Ida Dimick, of West
Hartford.
The community of West Hartford
was saddened by the death of Eber
Doubleday Tuesday, June %, when he
drowned in "A deep hole in Mitehelis
brook while fishing. He was IA years
old. youngest son of the late Elmer
Doubleday and wife of Norwich. Both
parents passed away before he was
two wears old, and he was taken to
the home of an aunt, Mrs. A. 7. Key"
nolds. where he made his home. He IS
survived by two brothers and two sis
tiers, Earl and Lucy OF this place,
Chester OF Lebanon, \. H., and Mil
bred of Holyoke, Mass. All were here
to attend the funeral; also Harvey
Doubleday, Mark Reynolds and wife OF
Springfield, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Amber of Hopedale, Mass, Mr., and
Mrs. Lee Faneuf and daughter, lnez.
+. H. Hazen and family, Milton and
Claude REYNOLDS and family OF vii
der. The funeral was held at the Con
gregational church Tuesday, June "A,
Rev. Mr.. Pinney in charge. The in
torment was in the cemetery back Of
the church.
The nations birthday was enthusi-
astically celebrated on the Windsor
county fair grounds of Woodstock last
Monday. with baseball, horse racing,
ErousprLc nd dq
ing. Over 1000 adults and hundreds
of children were on the grounds, the
young folks keeping the merry go
round busy all day and evening. The
weather of the afternoon was fine and
there was a big turnout for the horse
races. In the evening the crowds gath
cred for the out door picture enter
tainment by the Pastime Amusement
Co. Meanwhile many more were at
tending the dance in the big floral hall.
After the pictures there was fine
display of fireworks This concluded
the celebration of the day.
Arden NJ. Ordway of Quincy, Mass,
has bought out the J. NJ. Gilbert bust
ness. Mr. Ordway is an expert gun
smith. He also has had a large ex
perience in the repairing of bicycles.
Mr.. Ordway has taken immediate
charge of the business.
Mrs. Katherine S. Cleveland, for
more than 30 years a resident OF White
River junction, died at the Mary
Hitchcock hospital, Hanover, \. H., on
Monday, July D. Mrs. Cleveland had
been a patient in the hospital since
early in April as result OF fall.
which broke her hip. Mrs. Cleveland
was born in Mowers, \. Y. Sept. IL.
IS43. and was in her 18th year. Her
maiden name was Katherine ). Han
cock. On March "a. 1870, she became
the wife of William John Cleveland
To this union two children were born.
Surviving Mrs. Cleveland are two
grandchildren. Mrs. Russell Messenger.
Jersey City, \. j., and Everett Steven
son of South Bound Brook, y. J. The
funeral service was held in the Method
ist church Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. conducted by Rev. Joseph Ham
ilton. a former pastor. Mrs. Cleveland
was buried in the Hartford cemetery.
Robert G.. Carr and Miss Florence
Griggs were recently united in mar
rage. Mr.. Carr is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred A. Carr and Mrs. Carr Is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Griggs of
West Lebanon. The young couple have
the best wishes of their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. w. White enter
tanned as their guest recently Mrs.
Moore of Manchester. y. II.
w. II. Coutermsrsh entertained over
tho ,veeL end Miss Beatrice I,adeouX of