The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-13
HARDWICK

Monday for the village electrical depart
ment. Mr. Hunts family will arrive the
last of the week and they will occupy
what is known as the Dutton house on
Glenside
Mrs. Horace Harrington was in Buring-
ton over Sunday and the first of the
week to see her husband, who was home
from Aver, Mass, on a short furlough
p. C. Kittredge is in Boston this week
on business trip,
Messrs. L. b. Tins. j r. Appolt and
w. Z. Fraser are in the wilds OF CRANKY
and Victory this week
Miss Teresa Ward is in Portland, Me,
called there BY the serious illness of her
mother, who had to undergo a serious
operation.
| At the Parlette entertainment at the
opera house last Friday evening, a col
lection for the war library fund was
taken, netting S22,
j. w. Hersey brought down nice
buck last Saturday morning in the Buck
lake region and L. b. Griswold secured
one the same morning before O'Clock
! in the Walden district.
| Mrs " w. Stuart and Mrs s. J.
Thomas returned recently from visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Adams in Grove
ton, N. H.
Roy Porter was over from st. Johns
bury for short visit over Sunday and
the first of the week
Miss Georgianna Wheeler returned to
her home in Monkton Monday morning,
after having spent several weeks here
with friends.
naE NIX cd rala IN
Pike, n H., over Sunday and part of
this week.
Rev. G. II. Merrill of ST. Johnsbury
preached two excellent sermons at the
Congregational church morning and even
ing, Nov. IL.
The four year old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Sam Cross of Walden was operated
on for appendicitis at the local hospital
Sunday evening at 0 o'clock. The little
girl is getting along nicely.
Don't forget the big Red Cross rally
at the opera house this week Thursday
evening, Nov. Is.
Last Saturday night brought to a close
the four days rummage sale conducted
by the ladies of the Hardwick Hospital
auxiliary, the receipts for the four days
amounting to S240.
Messrs. Ronald Mcleod, Franklin
Thomas, Thomas Thompson ir H. T. |
Eastman and Harold Lawrence attended |
the big military ball at Montpelier last
Friday evening, given by the First Yer
mont regiment band OF 80 pieces Fred |
Duby of this place is one of the players. |
G. w. Panton of Randolph has sold his /
three tenement house at the west end /
to James Keefe and wife of Bethel
Mrs. F. \. Bilodeau left last Saturday |
night for Waterbury, Conn, to visit her
husband, who is employed in that city
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Leach are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell
Mrs. W. L. Warren and Miss Evelyn
Warren of Bennington, Mrs. Dwight /
Ayers, Mrs. A. +. Wheeler and Miss Mar
ion benson of Morrisville and Mrs A. d.
Lang and Howard Lang of Stowe this
week. The men of this party are away
on hunting trip.
Harvey Frasier of st. Johnsbury is in
town this week visiting friends and incl
1entally trying his luck at hunting deer
George w. Sawyer was home from his
work in st. Johnsbury over Sunday.
r. NJ. Farrand, our r. F. ID. carrier, and
Mrs Sophia Ellis of East Hardwick, were
united in marriage by Rev. G. H. Red
ling Nov. 3. Congratulations are in or
Ter.
In connection with the big Red Cross
rally this week Thursday even
ng the chairman of the local finance
committee informs your correspondent
hat the committee, after a great deal
# effort, has secured a Mr. Burns Of
Montreal, F. @. who Is member of
canadian battalion at the front in France
md who is Just out of the hospital at
Montreal after recuperating from in
uries. and he will speak to the people az
his rally, and this fact alone, that We
ave the privilege to hear man who has
,een in actual warfare. as we know the
'ansdian contingents have been should
ttract a crowd that ought to fill the
'pera house Thursday night.