The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-20
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

Abilene A. Church has just started
to go to school in district Il on He
hard hill, Randolph, wheNe her great
| grandfather, l.. p. Hebard, her grand
mother, Mrs A. T. Morse, and her
mother, Mrs. William Church. attend
ed, making four generations to attend
school in the same school building,
Married at the Universalist parson.
age Thursday morning, Sept. IS, by
Rev. II. l.. Thornton, John Gallery aud
Lillian Burke. both of Barre.
Ben Gates, the state auditor, was
IN White River Junction Friday TO
audit the books of the secretary of the
Vermont state fair.
Rev. DR.. Gearheart of Chicago rep
resenting the Mems Bible class OF the
Methodist denomination gave an nd
dress on the forming of such a class in
the Methodist church in White River
Junction last Thursday night. He came
under the auspices of the Mems Bible
class of the local church. A banquet
was served to about one hundred in
vited guests and after it had been
served, DIR. Gearheart spoke. He is
dress on the help and inspiration which
comes from this kind of an organiza
ton in a church, and the address was
on such broad lines that it could be
adopted by any denomination. Dr.
Gearheart is making a tour of the
Methodist churches in Vermont Anoth-
or feature of the meeting was the
singing by the male quartet.
The r. n, Dalton lodge, No %.
O. R. T., held big field day and pie
mic at Lake Morey Sunday, Sept ~.
There was a large representation of the
men who belonged to this organza
shire. II was a perfect day and more
than one hundred members took part
in this celebration and all of those
who had the pleasure of attending re
port a great time.
Wlligm d. Mann, the son of Mr. and |
Mrs. George Mann of Quechee, re-
turned Friday from an extended iour !
of Europe and the British Isles. Mr.. !
Mann went with party of young men |
from Dartmouth. He reports one of |
the greatest sightseeing trips of the 4!
world
The Rebekahs Of district eight held
their annual meeting at Woodstock |
last Friday night. A banquet was
served at the Commercial house, to |
which about one hundred and fifty sat /
down. After the banquet the guests
retired to the l. O. o. r. lodge room
and the exercises began and were in
charge of Mrs. Gertrude Jewell, presi
dent The work of the degree was OK
emplfed BY the Woodstock lodge. The
lodges represented were as follows
Bethel. Rochester, South Royalton,
Post Mills. Windsor, White River June
ton and Woodstock Those Who at
tended this meeting from the White
River Junction lodge report one of the
best times of the season
II Mclaughlin, contractor, of Hazel
street, Rutland, was a business caller
in White River Junction Friday.
Governor Clement Of Rutland was
4 caller in White River Junction Fri
lav
The Knights Of Pythias of Vermont
and New Hampshire held a elambake
II Lake Sunapee Sunday.
The Charles Brown property. 10
'ated on Gates street. was sold last
Friday to Charles 0'Neil the coal
iealer Mr. O'Neil viii take immedi
,te possession of his new purchase.
moving in to-day The sale was made
through the Darby agency.
Mr. and Mrs D. w. Rector. who
rave been spending the week with 'el
Itiyes and friends in New York state,
eturned home Saturday night.
Mrs. Harold Swanson and two chill
Ircn. who have been spending a mum
'er Of weeks in Schenectady, returned
omA Saturday
Miss Helen Thornton and Miss les
e Blanchard spent the week end
With friends in Montpelier. II
r. Cary Thornton, the manager n Z