The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-18
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

). W HI1E RIVER JUNC1IOF
The ladies' aid society of st. An
; thongs church held a supper and en-
/ tertianment at the church last evening
serving a very bountiful supper to
large number of people from to
p. M. AT $3.50 o'clock, the program
was opened by duet by Misses Younj
, and Annis. The next number was
j song, wearing of the Green" Mix
, Starr, followed by a clog and fancy
dance by Donahue brothers Thel
came "Hibernia Redivina," vision o
ancient Ireland, as seen in her song
and her heraldry. The four provinces
of Ireland, Munster, Leinster, Ulster
and Connaught, and the principality Of
Brefney are represented by their re
spective shields, which are exact de
signs OF the devices of her ancient
kings, the O'Brian, the McMurrough
the O'Neill, the O'Connor and O'Rourke
of Brefney. The songs relate to events
closely connected with the stirring his.
tory of these territorial divisions OF
Erin. The program continued as fol-
lows: Song, Arthur C. Van Sleet; cho-
rus, Songs of Ireland; Let Erin Re
member the Days of Did" Edwin Pip
pin, Miss Elizabeth Annis, shield bear.
er, Miss Madeline Deney; "The Wear
| ing of the Green" George White, Miss
Rose Young, shield bearer, Miss Ger
trude O'Connor; The Harp That
Once" Theo Maker, Miss Christine LIE.
Clair, shield bearer, Miss Margaret
Welsh; Killarney" Mr.. Van Sleet I;
Miss Virginia Mirabella, shield bearer,
Miss Nellie Agan; accompanied by
Mildred Callahan Daily. This program
was rendered with great credit to each
one who took part. The ladies will
net a very nice sum OF money for
| their treasury.
The Winona chapter of Eastern Star
| held its regular meeting in Masonic
hall Wednesday evening. A large num-
Der of the members were present and
the officers of the lodge took time to
drill in their respective parts for the
coming meeting when class of candi-
dates will be taken into the lodge.
Louis c. LeClaire, who is employed
as a clerk in the w. c. Morse store in
Hartford, has had a relapse of the grip
and is threatened with pneumonia.
William McEwan from Lyme is the
new clerk in the Howard Drug store
Otis Best of North Thetford was a
guest of his parents Wednesday on his
way home from Boston.
l.. $. Darby was a business visitor in
Randolph last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. 5. Quimby's little
daughter is confined to the house with
measles.
The Epworth league of the Method
ist church is planning an indoor pag
cant, to be presented the latter part |
OF April. Considerable interest is be. |
ing shown and it is expected to out.
class anything of this nature given in
this vicinity for long time.
Mrs. Edwin Davis of Barnes avenue,
who has been spending several weeks
with her sister in Randolph Center,
has returned home.
Mrs. Walter Wright Of White River
Junction. who has been spending a few
days with DR.. and Mrs. o. G.. Stickney
in Barre, returned home the first of the
week
c. W. Williams Of the Williams
laundry was a visitor in Concord, \. H..
attending the Masonic
Train No rs, southbound from Sher.
brooke, p. O., due in White River June.
ion at 2:40 a. m. Wednesday. was de.
ayed by freight wreck at St Johns
bury and did not arrive here until 0:40
/. m. The cause of the freight wreck
: unknown, but resulted in the derail-
I q |
,ver bank into the river and turned
Upside down.
ID, w. Griffith of movie fame is in
White River Junction for the purpose ,
# making pictures to produce the play, ,
Way Down East" Mr.. Griffith has
,aid $4,000 for the right to place
his famous play ON the movie screen
or the first time. il having been on the
heatrical stage for the last 30 years.
rhe pictures were taken on the ice in
he river Just north of the White river
ridge. The leading man. Richard
Sarthelmess, and leading lady. Lillian
fish. together with their understands.
ad several thrilling and narrow &c {
apes while on the cakes of moving ice
nd being filmed. and in one or two T
instances the current was so swift that /.
flooded the ce cake and they re- ,
eived drenchine Under Mr.. Grit
fth's efficient direction the work Is
rapidly. The company
onsists OF 40 people They intended
Ding to Quechee gulf to-day.
George u. Pratt and Miss Mary
ouise Patterson were married al the
Iethodist parsonage Monday, March =
3. hy Rev. r. Heseltine y
Henry Barrett Cummings and Eliz- 81
beth Williams were married At the v
parsonage March Is by Rev =
Heseltinc.
The three children q Mr.. and Mrs 4
a. Perkins If Msplewood terrace
r. III with the measles
Miss Mildred Stockwcll tho daugh-
7 Of Mr. and Mr. r. A. Stockwell Of
orth Main street. u spending her va
Ition AZ the home If her parents
iss St0ckwell Is teaching school al
idgevilie. Conn.
Died. st the Protestant hospital Z
Berbrooke. =. q. on March p Violet 4
t,undTy. aged - wears and p DAYS, r
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