The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-12
HlRDWICK
L. II. Deavitt Of Montpelier transacted
business here last Saturday.

L. II. Deavtt of Montpelier transacted
business here last Saturday.
II. Nj. Mcfarland of Hyde Park was &
business visitor in town last Saturday.
The first event in the list of commence
ment exercises OF the Hardwick academy
was the junior reception, which took
place at the academy building last Friday
night. 1t was very pleasant and en-
joyable affair. The baccalaureate sermon
will be delivered by Rev. William Garner
at the opera house next Saturday night
The alumni banquet occurs on Tuesday
evening, June 10, and will be served by
the United Workers of the Congregation
al church at the church parlors. The
graduation exercises will take place at
the opera house on Friday evening, June
%, while the annual alumni ball will be
held at the gymnasium on Thursday
evening June 81.
The Hardwick academy baseball team
went down to defeat on its own grounds
or on the circus grounds last Saturday
at the hands of Bakersfield by score of
s to 4. 1t was very poorly played game
and was light hitting contest. The To-
cal boxman, Thomas, pitched good
game but was given the most erratic
support ever witnessed on the part OF the
academy team. The visitors only secured
six hits from his left speed delivery but
errors threw the game away. 1t is ex-
pected that the Hardwick academy boys
will 60 to Cabot tomorrow and try to
redeem their defeat in that town couple
of weeks ago. Next week Monday they
play Brigham academy at Bakersfield.
Charles Howard of Morrisville visited
relatives here Saturday and Sunday
Eva Lyons has gone to Windsor to
work.
Duncan Mcdonald was home from
Springfield the latter part OF last week
and over Sunday.
Miss Helene Gallagher has arrived
home from Simmons college in Boston.
Albert Perley was arrested last Sat
urday for breach of the peace and pleaded
guilty before Judge Frye the same day
and was sentenced to serve four months |
in the house of correction at Rutland
and was taken to that institution Tues
day. Raymond Sehoolcraft, who was ar
rested the same day on the same charge,
was taken to st. Johnsbury Sunday
and died in the hospital in st.
,Johnsbury Sunday. The remains were
brought to his home in this place late
Sunday night. He was 4 years of age
and leaves wife and two children.
The families of William and Charles
Duncan and Adam Silver have moved to
Barre, where these men have employ
ment.
Mrs. Annie Dimond OF Bakersfield was
in town last Saturday to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Reginald Paquette, and also to
get acquainted with the twin girls, her
which were recently ,
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Paquette.
The eighth grade pupils enjoyed bias
Set picnic in the Bridgman woods last I
and all had most enjoyable t
line.
Ernest r. Currier of Warehouse Point,
Conn., has sold his farm at Hardwiek
ENTER to Allie A. Carr of this place.
Possession given at once. Alvin r. Aims !
worth resides on this place and works for
Hill and Carr on their large farm adjoin-
ne the property just sold.
Mrs. Ernest r. Currier and daughter of .
Warehouse Point, Conn, have been visit
RS in town since last Thursday. /,
Prof j. H. Fuller was on the sick list
Monday and there was no session of r.
chool in the academic department.
Miss Emily Kull, matron at the Hard h
lick hospital, is enjoying a few weeks !
acation and is passing the time in Phil
delphia and other places in Pennsylva- c
ia
Charles Howard OF Morrisvile was a h
uest of relatives in town Saturday and !,
unday.
The boy scouts started their four day 4
liberty bond canvassing campaign Mon. Z
ay. and thus far have had quite good
Iccess, and feel that they are doing
leir duty or answering the call of Presi-
mt Wilson, whether they gain any sales
not
Mrs. Sarah Still and daughter, Miss Il
ernice, were home from Essex juno ;,
on the latter part of last week and I
'er Sunday. :;
L. III. Warren, who has been spending -
lie past winter in Florida, has been call -
g on friends here this week
B. F. Morse of Morrisville was in town &c
'er Sunday.