The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-27
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

MI. ana MIS-, \. y. harrington OF LAS
cadnac avenue have moved to West
Lebanon.
+. l., Davis has received returns from
Burlington where he sent the water
for examination, saying that it was
pure and that ii came up to the test
and that the citizens need not be afraid
to drink it. He has also sent samples
of the milk that is being distributed
by the different milk dealers in town
Richard NJ Hall of Windsor, the ia
Their Of A. NJ. Hall Of White River jung
tion, died at his home in Windsor Fri
day morning in his s5th year. Mr.
Hall has been an invalid for the past
five years. He leaves wife and three
sons and one daughter to mourn his
loss. The funeral was held Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ella Adams of Queehee, who has
been at Randolph for the past few
weeks, caring for Miss Ellen Fargo,
has returned home.
Guy S. Monkey and Mrs Sarah Mayo
of Chelsea were united in the holy
bonds of marriage Jan. 10 in White
River Junction at the Methodist par
sonage by Rev Robert Heseltine.
Judge A. G.. Whitman of South Roy
alton has presented the library of his
town copy of MIR. Manley,' novel
which was written by his sister living
in London, England. The book is pub
lished in this country by John Lane &
Company.
Lawrence TimIham, who has been
away on three weeks trip to south
ern points, has returned home.
W. H. Gebond of Burlington, who
has Just CONC TO work in the ]. b. An
drews & Sons. Inc, box factory. cut
his finger Saturday morning on one of
the saws so badly that DIR. Worthen
had to take nine stitches to sew it up.
Friday evening, Jan. %, Joint in
stalation of Myrtle lodge, No. n, |, 0.
%. r., and Fidelity Rebekah lodge, No.
rs, was held in Odd Fellows hall. The
installation service was preceded by an
oyster supper which was served by the
sisters of the Rebekah lodge, The of
ficers of the Rebekah lodge were in
stalled by Mrs. Julia Glider of Tale
vile, assisted by Mrs. ii. II. Kidder of
White River Junction. Following is
the list of officers: Noble grand, Mrs.
C.. L. Brewster; vice grand, Miss Verna
Preston; recording secretary, Mrs. Liz
zie NJ. Stockwell; financial secretary,
Miss Nellie Dean: treasurer, Mrs. Ger
trude s. Thornton; right supporter to
the noble grand, Prudence Bailey; left
supporter TO the noble grand, Mrs. Ber-
nice Cleveland; right supporter to the
vice grand, Miss Muriel Shea; left sup
porter to the vice grand, Hazel NJ,
Stevens chaplain, Mrs. Jessie Harvey;
warden, Myrtle Blood; conductor, Miss
Martha Markham; inside guard, Emma
Butmen; outside guard Rose Foun-
tain; trustee for three years, Emma
johnson The officers of Myrtle lodge
were installed by II. H. kidder and
Charles Il. Boyle of White River June
ton and are as follows: Noble grand,
Warren c. Peavey; vice grand, L. j.
Eaton; recording secretary, X. A.
Clough; financial secretary, Charles +.
Boyle; treasurer, Rolla l.. Dimick; war
den. w w. Bowden; chaplain, V. p.
LaFountain; conductor, p. J. Hamil
ton; right supporter to the noble grand,
c. L. Brewster; left supporter to the
noble grand, C. w Goss; right support
err to the vice grand, II. L. Thornton;
left supporter to the vice grand, II. c,
Bradley; right scene supporter, ii. A.
Cleveland; left scene supporter, b. +.
Foster; inside guard. V. c. Terrien;
outside guard, c. @, Walker. For the
good of the order we had a few well
chosen remarks from Drs. George and
Don. Nash of Concord and Laconia,
n. H. Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Stockwell read
very well prepared paper on the 25th
anniversary of the founding Of the Re
bekah lodge in White River Junction.
This paper received great applause
from the large number of brothers and
sisters present.