The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-05
HARDWICK

Word was received here Monday morn
ing by Mrs. III. Adella lawson OF thu
illness of her daughter, Mrs. Eugene NJ
Schermerhorn, nee Josephine lawson
just married recently, who had beer
taken i'll with typhoid fever and had
been removed TO hospital. The many
friends here of Mrs Schermerhorn are
trusting that her illness may not be Sc
rious.
Hardwick boy scouts, troop No. !, re-
turned last Saturday from a week in
camp at Caspian lake. All survived the
week, being greatly tanned, but not
wholly tanned.
Isaiah ODER and wife of st. Johnsbury
were guests of friends here over Sunday
Miss Helen Cass returned Sunday night
TO her home in Chelmsford, Mass, after
spending few weeks here with relatives
and friends.
Charlie Hersey of st. Johnsbury visit
ed his parents in town over Sunday.
III. r. Kimball and wife motored to
st. Adams last Saturday, where they
went to bring home Mrs j. j. Campbell,
who has been visiting relatives in that
place for some time.
Miss Helen Slapp began work last
week in the Bailey music rooms.
Charles A. Slapp and daughter, Jean
nette, visited relatives in Brookfeld Sun
day.
The streets in this village have just
been well oiled.
1ITIaaI.x
went Monday morning to johnson to at
tend summer school during the month
of July.
Several auto loads of baseball fans
went to Barre last Sunday to attend the
Windsor Barre |. A. C. game. The for.
mer won to l.
Master Carl Richardson left Monday
morning for a visit of several months
with relatives in Monroe. n. II.
Alex Boutwell,, jr., left last night for
Beacon Falls, Conn, where he has Sc
cured work with the Beacon Falls Rub
Der Shoe Co. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Alex Boutwell,, expect to move TO Bristol, |
Conn, next week, where Mr. Boutwell, |
will work in machine shop.
James Thompson, Clyde Poland and |
Howard Townsend, who are employed in |
Bristol, Conn, are home for a few days
visit with relatives and parents.
Wendell Campbell and Howard Lewis
have gone to Old Orchard, Me-, where
they have employment for the summer.
Mrs. Ted Bailey, who has been visit
ng relatives here and at South Wood
L.
lone in Bristol, Conn, Wednesday morn
ng of this week. Mrs. Bailey is much
in health.
The Rocata campfire girls, who have
,een camping at Caspian lake for the
,ast week, have returned home. They
eport fine time.
B. F. Morse of Morrisville visited rela.
ives in town over Sunday.
S. Berliner of Chicago has been busj-
less visitor in town this week.
Barb" Clark is spending some time
With relatives in Meredith, n. H.
No little interest is being shown in
he military drills being held on the cir
us grounds every Tuesday and Friday |,
venngs, under the direction of George
:. Bickford and Louis B. Tins. These
re open to all.
Leland Dimond of Bakersfield began
York last week in the Paquette phar [
macy. a
Mrs. Henry F. Wilmerson is quite ILL., !
f. H. Dutton and wife of Halifax, a
fass., are visiting friends in town. +
While here Mr.. Dutton purchased Velie \
ar of j. Leo johnson, and will drive it
ONE.
Master Leslie Bishop visited relatives
! johnson last Saturday.
Mrs. Lutica Ferris has gone to Barnet
, visit her daughter, Mrs. w. c. Clark.