The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION
Body of c. P. Truell Brought from
West Claremont, N. H.

c. p. Truell Of Hartford, who was
killed at West Claremont y. H., last
Wednesday, was buried Sunday after
noon The funeral was held from his
late home at Hartford village, Rev. +.
G.. Alger, pastor of the Congregational
church. officiating. The Modern Wood,
men of America was largely represent
ed by the members and there was a
delegation from the Mystic lodge,
Knights Of Pythas, from White River
Junction. William Pingree read the
| Woodmen's service. The floral tribute
was very profuse and the house was
| filled with relatives, friends and neigh
| bors. The community of Hartford has
lost good citizen. The family have
the heartfelt sympathy Of the commu-
nifty.
| Horace Pease of Hartford leaves on
Tuesday for Boston, where he will be
representative from the state OF Yer
mont to the banquet of the Seaman's
| Friend society.
A. A. Sawyer, who has been spending
the past few weeks with his wife at a
sanatorium located in Melrose, Mass,
has returned home and will resume his
duties as manager of Swift & Co. of
White River Junction. Mr., Sawyer re-
ports that his wife is improved in
health.
Lyman A. Gibbs, who recently sold
out his half interest in the Junction
house property, has Just bought the
John Stone restaurant on South Main
street. He took possession OF 1t on Sat
urday. His son. Charles Gibbs, will be
given the management of the restau-
rant John Stone, the retiring owner,
does not know what he is going to do,
but says for the present he is going TO
take a long needed rest and then will
decide what line he will take up.
Charles DEF. Prouty is a new en-
ploye in the Boyle Bros. store. Mr.,
Prouty is working in the watch re-
pairing department. He comes from
| Swanton.
Miss Francis w. Chase. who has been
working in the candy and cigar depart
! ment OF the Junction house for the last
four wears, closed her labors last Sat
urday and has returned to her home.
A man giving his name as Henry Emo
and his place of residence as Enfield,
| N. H., was arrested late Monday after
noon in West Lebanon by George
Coates, local policeman, on charge OF
assault on the person OF Philip, the
| l0-year,oId son of J. A. Allen OF this
place. Not half an hour after the po-
lice had been notified, Mr.. Coates had
the man arrested, having found him
L Ii L. ~ Aha Ia ~ Nj
yard Emo was taken to Lebanon and
given hearing before Mr.. Foster and
bound over to appear before the supe-
rior court meeting in Lebanon this
month On Wednesday he was taken
to the county Jail at Haverhill.
Joseph Lussier is in the Hanover hos
pital for treatment.
The basketball game between Dew
ey Mills and Queehee at the parish
! house Wednesday evening was won by
the Quechee boys: score, Il to q.
Mrs. walter Cataw of Quechee was
called To Syracuse, Y. Y, Wednesday
on account of the illness OF her father,
Thomas Gardner. Mr. Gardner died
soon after his daughter reached home
and the remains were brought back TO
Quechee and the funeral was held last
Sunday and the remains were buried
in the Quechee cemetery.
Walter French of Springfield, Mass,
was with his parents over the holidays.
Mrs. Frank Thomas, Miss Grace and
Master Seth spent the holidays in Brat
tleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs o. ]. Sargent and DIR.
Rogers spent Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Keith in Springfield: