The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-01
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

The annual meeting of the Hart
ford Discussion club" was held in the
public library at Hartford on Monday
evening, when the following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing
year w N. Jeffreys, president; w. S.
Pingree, vice president; j. F. Roberts,
treasurer, and S. X. Perry, clerk. The
following men were named as a COM
mittee on membership, f. A. Bourlette,
B. NJ. Shepherd. A. d. Childs; program
committee, A. f. Watson and D. A.
Mitchell, A. j. Allard. The object of
this organization is the discussion OF
topics of timely and vital interest to
the community welfare and at each
meeting there has been considerable
interest aroused among the men for
the civic betterment of the village.
The Ri. Rev. g. Y Bliss, d. d., bish-
OPP coadjutor of the diocese of Vermont,
will make his annual visitation of the
parish of st. Paul's church on Sunday
evening, when there will be number
of persons presented to him that they
may receive the sacramental rite of
the laying on of hands or confrma
ton.
Everett Chapman Of Wilder has ac-
cepted position with the Miller Auto
Co. service department.
A recent acquisition has been gained
by the Commercial Livery and Garage
Co. in the acceptance of Fred Carlisle
as salesman for this territory.
Samuel Lamott of the LaFountain.
Woolson store has been confined to his
home with an acute attack of indiges.
ton.
John Bacon of the Hartford Savings
Bank Trust Co. was on a trip to |
Randolph on business recently.
Miss Agnes Sullivan, a former resi-.
dent of this place, died in Portland,
Me, and the funeral took place from !
the Church Of st. Anthony with inter
ment in Old St. Anthony's cemetery.
Farmers in the vicinity Of White
River Junction arc bringing in much |
sugar and syrup TO the various stores
In town.
Mfr. and Mrs. IT. A. Holloway have
returned from Newport, where ttev
visited with friends and relatives over
the Easter vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Adams and
son. Kenneth, are visiting friends and
relatives in Amsden
Mr. and Mrs. B. f. Carpenter are
visiting friends and relatives in Port
land. Ne.
Miss Beatrice Mcnamara, an employee
If the Junction house, has left for
Boston on two weeks vacation.
The Depot cafe has undergone eX-
tensive repairs and repainting and dec
1ration.
A wedding Of considerable interest
look place on Monday at II a. m. in
st. Anthony's church, when Rev ia
her Delsny united in holy matrimony
Roy G. Pecor and Miss Lena Miner. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Pecor are both well !
known in this place and all wish them
i happy life. Fl
Frank Barnes Of Brattleboro and Ed
ward Baker Of New Haven, Conn,
.pent the Easter vacation with Mr.. |
md Mrs. G w Burns. III
The Misses Mary and Agnes Doyle
Il Brattleboro were the guests of Mr. |
md Mrs. G. w Burns over Easter
The International Paper mill Of |
Wilder will reopen after a weeks shut
Town owing to an accident due TO high
water IN the river at present Repairs
ave been completed. FL
Charles Barnes. IS, Hartford. Conn, I
vas buried in Hartford cemetery on
'ood Friday afternoon. Mr. Barnes
fas well known here and his sudden
cath came as a surprise to many
( the young men Of the community, 4
Tho had heard that Mr. Barnes was
rapidly.
n. +. Cowsn Of the office Of the gen
raj agent Of the Boston & Maine is
n a vacation with friends and rela
ives in Lyndonville
W. VI. Patten, general yardmaster
n the R. & NJ, has returned to his
uties, having spent his vacation on
fishing trip at ST. Alhans bay.
c. A. Bliss has returned to duty from
Boston. where he spent a week with
lends and relatives.
Mrs Laurence Tinkham Is spending
vacation with friends in Boston.
ortland, Saratoga, Syracuse and New
urk.