The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-01
HARDWICK

w. l.. Dow was home from his wor
in Boston over Thanksgiving.
B. f. Howard and family of Morrisvill
were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs
IN. C.. Morse last Thursday.
Mrs. W. w. Domey and daughte
passed the day, Thursday, with relative
in Walden.
Horace Harrington was in town Thurs
day and Friday from the cantonment a
Aver, Mass.
Four carloads of Christmas trees wer'
shipped from this station this week, be
sides several carloads Of pulp wood.
F.B. Morse and Mrs. J. w. Rivers anG
children of Morrisville and c. w. Moultor
and wife of North Wolcott were Thanks
giving guests at G. O. Morse's.
NJ. NJ Stocker of Danville, county road
agent, was in town Friday.
H. f. Cummings was home from Bos.
ton to spend Thanksgiving with his fam
! lily.
Miss Alice Rogers of North Troy was
guest this week at the home of Harry
| Drew and wife.
A. j. Remilliard and family of St
| Johnsbury were guests at k. ). Web
ber's for the Thanksgiving holiday.
Will White was guest of relatives in
Morrisville Thursday.
Master Merein Forbes of st. Johns
bury was guest of his grandparents,
L. l. Bishop and wife, Thanksgiving,
H. f. Noble was guest of relatives in
Hyde Park Thursday.
Miss Martha Morse was home from
Montpelier seminary for the annual
Thanksgiving vacation.
Charles A. Bixby and family are spend
ing q couple weeks or more with friends
in Bristol, Conn.
Clarence Bates, an employe of Clark's
garage, is at his home in Morrisville for
a couple of weeks vacation.
Joe Messer, who works at Clark's gar
age, is at his home in Waterbury Center
for few weeks vacation.
Miss Ellen Bishop was home from her
work in st. Johnsbury for the Thanks
giving recess.
Miss Vera Thomas, a student at Lyn-
don institute, was guest of relatives
here for the Thanksgiving vacation.
Harry Beauac of Orleans spent
Thanksgiving and the last Of the week
at the home of his mother, Mrs. kath-
crime Beaulac.
Mrs Annie Mack of st. Johnsbury was
a guest at the home of p. c. Kittredge
and wife Thursday.
p. c. Kittredge left for Boston yester-
day morning, where he has good posi-
ton with furniture house.
Mrs. J. c. Eastman of st. Johnsbury
was guest at w. T. Thomas the last
of the week.
Willard Gray and wife of johnson were
guests at the home of W. III. Clark and
wife Friday.
The basketball game and dance at the
gymnasium last Wednesday evening was
only fairly well attended The game was
between the academy Reds, which was
called the first team, and the academy |
Hyphens, which is bunch of players
trying for positions on the first team. |
The game was much faster than the score
would indicate, the Reds winning 80 to
20. 1t was also very clean game and |
developed the fact that there is plenty |
IF good material in school for a first
lass team this winter.
Three new members were admitted to
he boy scouts at the regular meeting
Thursday night, becoming members of
roop No. 2
The Red Cross ladies have packed and
shipped IS well filled Christmas bags,
which was the local branch's share of
yifts to make the soldier boys happy.
Leland Dimond of Bakersfield has been
guest at Mr.. and Mrs r. b. Paquettes
he last of the week.
Dorman Bridgman has so far recovered
rom his recent illness that he is able
o be over town again.
G.. A. Roberts returned yesterday morn
ng from a trip to CAMBRIDGE, Mass.
The total figures for the big Red Cross
rive which was completed here last Sat
rday night stands at S2,Sr3.20. The boy
couts will begin the monthly collec-
ions Monday morning so have your con-
ready.
Raymond Pinera of Shirley, Mass. was
business visitor in town last Thurs
ay and Friday. Mr. Pinera was a for
ler resident here.
The Good Hearted class of the Con- a.,
regational church met at the home of
irs. j. r. Stewart last night, the oc- j.,
aston being a sort of farewell party to
ne of its members, Miss Jessie Stew ,
TT, who leaves the first of the coming ,,
eek for a visit in Springfield, Mass,
fter which she goes to Lowell, Mass, :
here she has employment. Her many
tends here regret her departure, as she +,
as been employed here in the laundry
,r the past ten years or more, and will :
2 greatly missed in the community She
as presented with handsome gift as
token of esteem.
Those entertaining Red Cross parties
lie past week were Miss Nathalie Stew
It, Mrs. J. r. Stewart, Mrs. j. H. Nc
o. al ID |