The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-26

OF liquors.
Duncan Mcdonald. one of the several
Hardwick men working in Springfield,
was home for the Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Ollie Green of Morrisville was an
over Sunday and Monday guest at Dun
can McDonald's.
Carl Jennings arrived home last Friday
night from University of Vermont at
Burlington for the holiday recess.
Owing to the very severe storm last
Friday night the boy scout social was
not very Gathering success. This was
partly due to the storm and partly due
to the fact that the scouts are somewhat
bashful when it comes to asking the
young ladies to attend social with
them.
Miss Admire Noble of Stratford, Conn,
is spending the holiday recess with her
parents, j. w. Noble and wife.
The following teachers in the grades
and academy are spending the vacation
period at their respective homes as fol-
lows, viz: Miss Anna Hayes at her home
in Charlotte, Miss Elizabeth Ellis at
North Attleboro, Mass, Miss Edna Leo
pold in New Haven. Conn, Miss Grace
st. John in Springfield, Mass, Miss Cath
crime Byrne in Windsor Locks, Conn, and
Miss Myra Herriek in Morrisville.
Mrs. Eliza st. John is visiting relatives
in Springfield, Mass, for couple oil
weeks.
Eugene Clowse, who is principal OF
Richmond high school, is guest OF his
pareats, Il. F. Clowse and wife.
-. fynyn thp RrE-
ant & Stratton Business college In Dos
ton for a couple of weeks.
Miss Josephine Lawson came home
from Boston the latter part OF last week
to spend several days with relatives IN
town.
Ralph Smith of Boston is guest OF
his parents, +. S. Smith and wife.
Damon Stanford and family OF Clare
mont, n. H., are guests of relatives IN
town for a few days.
Miss Pearl Ryan, who teaches school
at Mackville, is spending this week at
her home in East Fairfield.
Miss Candace Garvin is visiting rela'
tives in Danville for 10 days.
Mrs. Fred Bilodeau and Miss Jeanette
Bilodeau are spending the week in Bar
ton.
Miss Madeline Brodie, telephone opera
tor at Hardwiell central, is guest OF her
parents in Bellows Falls this week.
Fred Angel and w. S. Cobb and Ros-
coe Cobb were over Sunday and iirst-of-
the-week guests of Wells River relatives.
| Miss Stella Lane of Albany, \. y, Is
guest of her parents here tor the hoii-
day vacation
| Henry Cousins was home from his
work in Springfield the first OF the week.
Miss Frances Dutton of L. V. NJ. at
Burlington is spending the vacation III
town.
Russell Norcross returned to his work
in Manchester. n H., Monday evening
Norton Bunker, Seaward Brightman
and Kenneth Roeder of Boston, who VS.
tied in town the first of the week, re-
turned to their homes Tuesday.
| A. j. Remilliard, wife and two children
of st. Johnsbury were guests Monday at
NJ. II. Cass' and r. S. Webbers.
| Miss Gladys Mcclure is enjoying the
/ school vacation with friends in Lowell
Mass, and other nearby cities,
Harold Batchelder came home Monday
morning from the university at Burling-
ton and will remain with his parents a
week or two.
A daughter arrived at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Mackie at their home on
Mill street Christmas eve.
Charles Bishop and wife of Johnson
visited relatives here the first OF the
week.
Misses Mary and Fannie Costantino
and Tony and Sistillio Costantino are
home from Windsor, where they are
working.
Sumner Perkins has traded his two
houses at the west end with G. W. Pan
ton of Randolph for 3o0-acre farm IN
Rochester. and Mr.. Perkins will soon
move to his new place. Guy Shepard has
traded his residence here in the. village
with Ed Kilgarlan for the latter's farm,
which is located in four towns and two