The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-29
H1RDWICK

NJ and Mrs. W. j. Clemens have re.
turned from Springfield, where Mr. Glenn.
ems has been employed for several
months. He has gone to work for the
Woodbury. Granite company.
The church meeting for members and
all those interested in the Congregation
al church was held in the church audito.
rium Thursday evening and a fairly
good number were present Some bust
mess was done, but the meeting was final
by adjourned to next Tuesday evening
at the same time and place, when it is
expected a call will be extended to a
minister to come here and 90 on with
the church work.
j. A. Gallagher was a business visit
or in Burlington last Wednesday,
Last Saturday night several thousand
trout fngerlings were placed in Lake
Wapanacki by members of the club, and
Hast Thursday morning several cans of
fish were received by members of the
Hardwick Rod and Gun club and distrib-
nted in the several streams hereabouts.
The fish in both consignments came in
good condition.
A. B. Calderwood of Greensboro was
admitted to the hospital few days
since for treatment.
Dan Mclean has moved here from
Woodbury. into tenement in r. S.
Webber's house on South Main street.
MIR. Mclean begun work for the Wood
bury Granite company.
H. T. Baldwin and family of Wells
River have been guests of relatives in
town part of this week.
Rev. s. T. Achenbach of Fryeburg,
Me, will preach at the Congregational
church next Sunday both morning and
evening
At one of the largest and most inter
esting meetings of the local boy scouts
ever held at the new rooms over the
laundry Thursday evening, over 80 We're
present, including the members of the
new troop, No. 2, of which Harry W.
Drew viii act as scout master.
DIR. G. G. Rublee has moved into the
Kilgarlan house on West Church street,
having rented his own house to Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Hines.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lavalley have
moved into the village from Mackville
and are occupying rooms in the Marshall
block on Main street. Mrs. Lavalley
has charge of the Direct Importing Co.
store.
A party consisting of J. E. Appolt, w.
"a. button. j. J. Gallagher and r. S.
Hooper were in Rutland Thursday and
Friday to attend the war convention.
The local committee on the lecture
and entertainment course announces the
following talent and dates for the com
ing fall and winter Tuesday, Oct. Q,
The Geeat Companion company, enter
tainers; Friday, Nov. 0, Ralph Parlette,
lecturer; Thursday, Dec 6, The Pierces,
players; Friday, Jan. Is, Morris G. Hin
dus, lecturers Monday, Feb. IL, The
iHawkeye Glee club; Friday March Is,
Pitt Parker, crayon entertainer and re-
otter. The price of course tickets is
only sl.50, making each lecture and en-
ltertainment only 25c. Step into Kim
balls pharmacy now and sign your name
for a season ticket.
George White was home last Thursday
and Friday from the military training
camp in Westield, Mass, for a visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. White.
A thief or thieves attempted to enter
the tenement in the Holton house on
Church street, occupied by William
Brooks, Thursday night. The attempt
TO get in by raising a window failed,
but he went into the shed and took a
bushel of beets, an axe and some hens.
If this work continues in this village il
is high time some action TO apprehcnd
the guilty parties be taken and not
wait until others suffer severe losses.