The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-18
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

/ men OF u. V. M. at Burlington. ne
turned to his home in White River
junction Thursday morning. where he
! viii spend his vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. B. Huse, of Ma
J pie street.
George n. Littlefeld who is EN-.
ployed by the government at Wash.
ington, ID. G., is spending a few days
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Littlefield, of Maple street
The l.. c. B. A. of St Anthony's Ro-
man Catholic church held lawn party
on the lawn of Mr.. and Mrs. George
p. Burns of Maple street Tuesday eve
! ming. They had a large gathering aud
sold all their ice cream and cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Fuller and two
daughters, Edna and Jessie of Dor
i chester and Mrs..I. S. Madison of Nor
field Hill, Mass, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Hudson of Maple street
for a few days. They returned home
Friday.
| n. p. Wheeler, who was married on
| May 26 and who stole away from his
| friends in the Jericho district, WAS hot
the only one who could play at that
game. His neighbors and friends in his
home district and from White River
| Junction and Hartford came il upon
him on Tuesday evening, June s, and
gave the newly married couple sur
prise party. Cards were played till
late in the evening. Refreshments of
ice cream and cake were served The
guests left many beautiful and useful
articles, Everyone had very enjoy
able time and wished the couple many
happy years of married life.
The 3lst commencement of Hartford
high school class 1920. took place in
Gates opera house Monday evening,
June Ia. There was a large and APP
preciative audience. The class colors
were white and green. In the center
of the stage was the class motto, win
cit Qui Sc Vincit." and translated,
means HE eonquers who eonquers
himself" The music by the Gilbert
orchestra was very fine. The princi
pal of the high school c. f. JOY, pre-
sided and read the names of those of
the graduating class who took part. |
The program is as follows: Selection,
orchestra; prayer, Rev. H. L. Thorn |
ton; Vocational training and guild |
snce" Helen Nj. Maher salutatory |
rank music "Shout Aloud in Tri- |
umph," girls glee clubs class history, |
Marguerite Lucille Boudette: song |
Miss Mirabella; essay "The Stranger
in Our Midst" Ada Lydia Jarvis; class
viii, Harold Anthony Aher; music, la
Spagnola,' girls glee dub: essay,
Home Influence Virginia A. Mira
bella; class prophecy, Marguerite w,
Clarity; music, orchestra; essay, "The
Salvation Army and Its Work" Mar
ion +, Tenney, valdictory rank mu
sic, girls glee clubs. presentation of
diplomas. In the presentation of the
diplomas the superintendent, n J.
made few very telling
remarks to the graduating class and
then called off the names of each mem
Der, who came forward and received
his diploma The class did very ex-
cellent work and was credit to the
Hartford high school.
Dr. and Mrs. George A. Stephens are
at Lake Morey for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cameron of South
Main street have as their guest this
week, Mrs. l.. II. LaBounty of Meriden,
n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. LeBourveau
are on an automobile trip through the
northern part OF Vermont.
Dr. and Mrs. J. s. Blanchard are en-
mer, Miss jamie Blanchard and Elinor
Jackson of Spokane, Wash.
Rev Robert Heseltine, the pastor of
he Methodist church in White River
is spending the week at
Greensboro in n. j. Whitehills cottage
At this date Lebsnon's unrest and
excitement because of numerous acts
# vandalism, INCLUDING several incen.
liary fires, is on the wane. Many of ,
he stories afioat TO the effect that this ,
ind that lawless act had been CONF
nitted were untrue. The town is now !
patrolled each night and I
here has not been a fire for over two
weeks and the citizens are breathing :
asier.
A very pretty wedding took place
t So. Anthony's rectory last Monday ,
Aittk htAfA NlAHN AMIN ~ ~ ADNiiNlH
laughter of w. p. J. O'Connor of Hart
ord village was united in marriage by
lev. C. c. Delaney to Roy i. Little
ED of White River Junction. They
'ere attended by John 0'Connor, a
rother of the bride. and Mrs. John I
fConnor of West Lebanon, n. H., as :
est man and as bridesmaid \
Elk Gov. Pingree was in New London, I
!. H., recently.
Miss Marguerite Davis returned from \
.eene, where she has been attending \
,hool, and she will spend her sum 4
Ter vacation at the home of her par =
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Davis. T
Miss Maud Williamson from North !,
bington, Mass, was a recent visitor L
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Irs. Berkeley Williamson. P
The graduating exerciIes of Hart e
,rd grammar school took place on 4
aturday evening in the town hall By
ne presentation of The Gypsies FEES -
val which was successfully rem y
cred. A class of nine were marshaled
Y Bernadotte Coutermarsh The Al II
ed r. watson pTiLes 4 - Rolu piece, y
hich has been offered 10 each class in =.
lie town of Hartford annually of late, =
as won by Marjorie Allen. for having .
ade the greatest progress during the
ar. Honorable mention was given 10 :
ratrice Shirley, who held second rank.
he hall WAS tastefully trimmed, an i
'ch in the middle aisle being effec-
We, the back and sides of the stage
ing banked with evergreens. all IN a
.eninP with the Glass cnlnrs. rrren (