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

| The annual pilgrimage of the Uni
versalists of the Green Mountain asso
citation met to-day in the Hosea BalloV
church at Barnard. Program: 10 a, m
devotional services; opening sermon
Rev. G. A. Simmons; business, repor
on work of w. NJ A., in North Caro-
lima, Mary Grace Garfield; occasional
sermon, Rev Judson Marvin; commun
ion service, Rev. George f. Fortier
state superintendent of the Universal
list churches of Vermont; LIS p. NJ.
praise service; address, Rev. G. Il. Stet
son; address, Rev. II. l.. Thornton; ad
dress, Mrs. Rose .Johonette (Japan mis-
son) music; address, Rev. George +
Fortier (The Murray Crusadel; ad
dress, Rev. II. A. Parkhurst.
Myrtle lodge, No. q, |. O. o, f., at
tended the West Lebanon Congrega
tional church to hold their memorial
service. Mr.. Fine, freshman from
Dartmouth, gave the sermon. The ser
mon was spoken very highly of by the
members of the lodge. Mr. Fine not
only gave very able discourse but he
delivered it in mastery manner.
Dir. L. A. Barrows of Plymouth,
Mass, was recent caller in West
Hartford He was accompanied by his
family and Miss Ella Robinson of West
Lebanon.
j. b. Downs Of Ascutneyville has
bought the w. w. Munsell store of
West Hartford and expects to take pos
session of the same at once,
Mr. and Mrs. George C. West and
Mr.. Vests mother motored to Boston
the first of the week for a few days
visit.
III. Cary Thornton, manager of the
Price grain store of Middlesex, spent
the week END with his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Ii. i, Thornton.
The Forgette house on South Main
street, West Lebanon, has recently been
purchased by parties of Burlington,
who are to take up their residence in
their newly purchased home at once.
Last Friday evening car driven by
Lebanon people collided with a motor
cycle driven by George Packard OF
West Lebanon in the covered bridge at
The automobile struck
the side car of the motorcycle with
such force that pieces were driven into
MIR. Paekard's leg, breaking the small
bones and cutting an artery He was
hurried to the Mary Hitchcock hospital
1t Hanover and at first it was feared
hat blood poisoning might set in, but
alter reports are very encouraging and
n due time Mr. Packard will be well
again.
f. R. Graham was in Franklin the
after part of last week on fishing
rip.
Rev II. l.. Thornton was in Mont
,elier and MiddleseX Monday
Little Richard, the SON of MIR and
Mrs. H. r. Miller, ir., who was oper.
tied on at the Mary Hitchcock hospital
asst week, is fast recovering and will
Don be able to leave the hospital.
Rev. H. L, Thornton, through the
,indness of ID. A. Pingree and Mrs |
red II. Perkins, who loaned their au
omobiles, took - of the boys of the
sunday school up to Woodstock Sat |
IIudN To participate III the WINDSOR |
ounty Y. NJ, {. A. meet The day was
cry rainy, but the lads seemed to
ave a good time. The minister and
he boys wish to thank Mr. Pingree |
nd Mrs. Perkins for their kindness.
The graduation exercises of the grad. |
d schools of the town OF Hartford are
o take place this week The exercises
t the Quechee school will be held on
thursday evening in the school hail. |
pning at o'clock The exercises of |
he school at Wilder will be held in
he club rooms on Friday evening at s
clock. The exercises of the Hartford
rhool viii not be held until Saturday
vening in Watson hall at 8 O'Clock,
he exercises of the White River June
ion grammar school will be held in the
ssembly hall OF the high school at
ne usual hour, which is y p m The
ublic is most cordially invited to be
resent at these exercises Show your
lterest in the children and give the
'achers a little courage and help by
our presence at these public gather