The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-21
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

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Miss Ruth Macarthur of the Miller
Automobile company motored 10 Rut
land and spent Sunday with friends in
that city.
Garfield H. Miller, member of the
Miller Automobile company, returned
from Detroit Saturday with Cadillac
touring car.
Mrs. Myra George and Miss Viola
George of Haverhill Mass, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Pingree of
Cascadnac avenue.
A former townsman and his family,
Mr.. and Mrs. w, w. Russell, of Mont
pelier, were visitors in White River
Junction last week.
Mrs G.. G. Boyle, who has spent the
winter with relatives in Athol, Mass,
has returned to White River Junction
and has opened her home on Maple
wood terrace for the summer. Her
daughter, Miss Lolita, is visiting her
mother.
Frederick Fl. Babbitt Of Bellows
Falls, one OF the candidates for gov
ernor, was in town Wednesday looking
after his political fences.
The excitement which has reigned
throughout West Lebanon for the past
two weeks has lately been somewhat
allayed by the presence of police, who
have guarded the highways at night,
and by the fact that traffic officer is
now on duty in the street during the
afternoon and evening In the outlying
districts deputy sheriffs have been APP
pointed among the farmers
The children Of the Universalist
church. under the direction of Mrs.
Gertrude S. Thornton, the superintend-
ent of the Sunday school, gave very
fine June concert. There was a large
audience present and all pronounce it
one of the best that has yet been given
during the present pastorate. One lit
follows: Song, Sunday school; prayer,
minister; baptism; recitation, Happy
Welcome" Vail Collins: recitation,
Helping in Summer Land" zacches
Rector; song, Sunday school; exercise,
Joy" John Warren, Marguerite and
Dorothy Cary; song, "a Child Like
YOU" Marjorie Rector; recitation,
Seeing in Out Door Land Mavis Glib
son; recitation, II Am So Glad You
Came" Lawrence Rector; recitation,
"a Legend" James Packard; recita
ton, Summer" Marjorie Rector; exer-
else, Dorothy and Marguerite Cary:
recitation, "A Frogs Advice" Marshall
Rector; exercise. umbrella Brigade,
10 boys; recitation, Brides, Florence
Cary; song, Tokens of His Love,
Loris Perkins; recitation, .Christ's
Helper" Kenneth Swanson; violin solo,
Mason Hues; recitation, "A Good
Rule" Bartlett Stone; a collective
speech, Dorothy Parker; Ten Pennies,
Zacchues Rector; closing song, Sunday
school; benediction. II
Mr.. and Mrs. w O. Dompier of
White River Junction recently attend
ed family picnic held at Williams
town springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cone Of White River
Junction were recent visitors at the |
home of Mr. and Mrs. j. Fecteau of
Windsor !,
Mr.. H. B. White was a recent visitor
in Cuttingsville.
NJ. Mark Osgood, one of the teachers |
III lHe t1hItlOIu HiSH stfluoif ls "a Ahnt L
special work in the University of Ven
mont at Burlington.
Richard j, Farrell, q well known rail
roadman of West Lebanon, was strick
en- very suddenly with apoplexy while
working in his garden on Monday eve
ming. June It'll. From that time until
his death, late Wednesday afternoon,
he remained in an unconscious state.
Mr.. Farrell was the son of John and
Mary Fitzmaurice Farrell and was
born in Hartland in 1865. He was unit
ed in marriage to Miss Margaret
Murphy of White River Junction. One
SON. John, was born to them, who with
Mrs. FARRELL, survives him. For 25 years
Mr.. Farrell had been with the B. and
NJ. railroad, and was a member of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen of
America. He was also member of the
Order of Foresters and the
X of c. His genality, generosity and :
won him many friends
among his associates who will feeel his
loss keenly. Beside his immediate fam
lily he leaves two sisters, Mrs, Mary