The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-29
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Bond of Maple
wood terrace are entertaining Mrs.
Bonds uncle of Bradford, John b.
| Waugh, for couple of weeks.
Captain Horace French of West
lebanon was the Memorial day orator
at Kimball Union academy this after.
noon.
The regular meeting of Submit
Wheatley chapter, D. A, r., was held
in library hall, West Lebanon, Tues
day afternoon. The guests Of the aft
ernoon were State Regent Mrs. Charles
! H. Barrett of Claremont. Mrs. Howard
Regent of Samuel Ashley chapter OF
Claremont, and members of the Thomas
Chittenden chapter of White River
Junction. A very enjoyable afternoon
was spent. Refreshments were served,
friedrich harrington, IT.. has sold his
home on South Main street to Edwin j.
Boura.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. y. Stevens and two
sons, Roland, ir.. and Paul. left Satur.
day morning by automobile for Exeter,
n. H., to visit their son and brother,
Robert NJ.
Mr.. Perry, who has lived in West
Lebanon for some time, has found that
Concord is more convenient center for
his work and has moved his family
there.
Mrs. Frank Wells, who has been
resident of West Lebanon for many
years, has bought home in West An
dover and will make that place her fu
ture home.
Mrs Gordon Granger of Somerville,
Mass. is the guest of her daughter,
Miss Louise Granger of West Lebanon,
for the remainder of the school year, at
the home of Mrs. William Plastridge
Miss Maud Burton and Miss RATHER
inc Franklin, who spent the winter in
California, recently returned to the
home of Miss Burton in West Lebanon.
The ease OF John Burke vs.. b. and NJ.
r. r., in which he sought damages for
injuries sustained by coming in contact
with a live rail, was settled in favor
all costs. The case was tried in Plym-
out, n H.. and lasted from o'clock
p N. on Wednesday until > o'clock p.
m. on Friday. Attorney Raymond
Trainor and Murchie & Murchie of
Concord represented the plaintiffs
Miss Nita Palmer is at home again
after a motor trip to Boston with |
friends from Piermont, n. II,
Rev. c. i. White, former pastor of !
the Wilder Congregational church, was |
the speaker in the White church at |
Hanover Sunday morning.
Rev. Mr.. Chase, the pastor Of the |
IL Il, Il - a
tendance on the Congregational con
ference held at Sharon Thursday and |
Friday
Adene, the little daughter of Mr. and /
Mrs. e. J. Bailey of Wilder, narrowly |
escaped injury when she was knocked |
Town by an automobile. which passed |
over her. Very fortunately, she escaped
without a scratch.
Clara, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. +. kibbie. is suffering from a broken
Irm caused by falling from the piazza
asst Thursday while playing in cart.
She was taken TO the Mary Hitchcock
hospital, Hanover, where the bone was
ct
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Harrington Of
'laremont. n. H., we're recent guests
4 their mother, Mrs. Lydia Miles of
Vest Hartford.
The Memorial day exercises will be
ield in the West Hartford Congega-
ion church Monday morning, May 81,
80 o'clock. The address will be given
" G. NJ. Wallace of Hanover and exer
Uses by school children. Music will be
furnished by the Sharon band. After
he exercises, the procession will form
n the following order: Veterans, sons
nd daughters of veterans and school
hildren, with citizens. and march to
he cemetery, where soldiers graves
ill be decorated.
l.. ). Darby of White River Junction
las in South Straiford recently.
+. II. johnson was a week end guest
Roland Scribner of Stanford. ,
Miss Ruth Stimets of Randolph spent !
he week end with her aunt, Mrs c. T. !
azelle of White River Junction.