The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-04
H1RDWICK

Miss Eloise McGlafiin returned to hel
home in Barre last Friday, after spend
ing the summer in town with her grand
mother, Mrs. Annie Pierce.
William j. Bell of Westerly r. l., is
visiting relatives here, Mrs, Bell having
been here for several weeks.
Dwight Bailey returned to his home
in Newbury the first of the week after
two weeks spent in town with relatives
Mrs. c. G. Branch of st. Johnsbury
was an over. Sunday guest at DR.. 0. f.
Hsnford's.
Leigh Psquette was at home from his
work in Swanton Saturday and Sunday.
Guy Cray of Swanton visited friends
in the place Saturday and Sunday.
Fred Larrabee, who has been employed
by George B. Shipman in his sawmill and
as driver of the mill team, both Fred
and the team being familiar figures on
our streets for % years, has finished
work in that capacity and gone to work
on the new steel railroad bridge just be-
low this village, now in progress of con
struction. John Mulligan, who has also
been employed in the same sawmill for
number of years, finished work at the
same time and has also gone to work on
the bridge.
Mrs. w. H. Lewis is visiting relatives
in Bridgeport, Conn.
P. c. Kittredge and B. J. Mulcahy re-
turned the first of the week from an auto
trip to Boston.
F. L. Dunn of Richford was in town
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs F. n Bilodeau and daughter have
returned from Bristol, Conn, where they
have been spending the summer with Mr.
Bilodeau.
A. Holton and family of Norwood
Mass, are visiting relatives here for a
few days.
Charlie Bishop and wife of johnson
were recent guests of relatives here
Karl Emerson of Montreal, P. O., is
guest of friends in town for few days
Austin Robertson and family, who
have been visiting in Blue Hill, Me, for
a few weeks, returned home last Satur- |
day night.
Henry V. Bell returned home last Sat |
urday morning from New York City, |
where he has been working for several |
months
The school census just taken dscloses
the fact that despite so many families, |
and large ones at that, leaving town dur
ing the past three months, that the mum
Der of children of school age is only SO
less than that of year ago, when there
were some over 500 This is an excellent |
showing under existing conditions
Schools opened this morning very auspi-
ciously.
Several Hardwick people, including II.
G. Libbery and wife, H. E. Sylvester and
wife, Mrs. Mary Wakefield and son, Neil
T., S. J. Thomas and family, L. B. Tins
and wife and R. H. Carrick and wife and
others, took auto trips through the White
mountains Sunday and Monday
Mrs. Adam Silver and children of Barre
were visitors in town over Sunday and
the first of the week.
Miss Isabel Harris of Morrisville visit
ed friends in town over Sunday.
Charlie Bixby and family are in camp
at Greenwood lake for week or two.
Andrew Stewart and wife spent few
days in Barre with friends recently
Thomas Thompson and wife visited
friends in Barre over Sunday and Labor
lay.
Mrs. George Aitken of Windsor visited
friends in town over Sunday and the first
IF the week.
John Aud and Robert Baxter went
asst Friday night to Detroit, Mich, where
hey will work for the present Their '
families will remain here.
Masters Louis and Sistillio Costantino s
'eturned home last Saturday morning 9
rom Windsor, where they had been
pending several weeks. 7
Miss Nathalie Stewart visited friends
n Craftsbury Saturday and Sunday.
Wedding cards have been received here
announcing the marriage of Fred B.
Johnson, a former resident of Hardwick,