The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-23
HARDWICK
The Boy Scouts Find Mrs. Wright, Who
Wandered into the Woods.

hunt for the mother of j. II. Wright
who disappeared Monday forenoon, an'
were instrumental in finding her on tn
side of Buffalo mountain Tuesday after
noon. Mrs Wright was Respondent owe
! domestic troubles at the home Of her son
where she made her home, and wandered
off into the woods, where she laid dowI
beside log which was on cliff or ledg,
of rock. Searehers, including bunch OF
scouts. were securing the vicinity all day
Tuesday and finally located her at foul
O'Clock in the afternoon. She was numb
with the cold and rain and was taken
to the Hardwick hospital, where she is
as comfortable as could be expected, con.
sidering the severe exposure she was
subject to in the "a hours she was in the
woods.
The boy scouts are planning for lawn
party at which time ice cream will be
served, and also at that time they will
introduce new game OF hit the kaiser.
The whole will be for the benefit of the
Red Cross and will be very interesting
and should draw out large number
of people. 1t is expected that it will be
an afternoon and evening affair, and if
successful, may be repeated in different
parts of the village on different even
ings.
Miss Matte l.. G. Hill and her mother,
Mrs. ]. w. Hill, are visiting friends and
relatives in Boston and vicinity this
week.
j. A. Gallagher was a business visit
or in Montpelier yesterday.
III. r. Thomas received a telegram last
Tuesday from Bristol, Conn, that his son,
Franklin, who is employed in the city,
was seriously i'll and for him to come at
once. Mr.. Thomas left Tuesday night.
Miss Louetta Haynes was operated on
at the Hardwick hospital last Friday.
Mrs. Harry Gadgsomb is seriously i'll
with an attack of appendicitis.
Mrs. H. r. Kimball was a visitor in
St Johnbury yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Drew Joined
party that visited Mt Mansfield yes
terday, and though the day was quite
cloudy they enjoyed the trip very much.
NJ. G. Morse was at home from his
work in Montpelier over Sunday.
o. S. Rowell and wife and Fred East.
man and wife motored through the
White mountains last Sunday.
Roy Coburn and wife of Lyndonville
were recent visitors at the home of
George Dixon and wife.
Lieut.. Harold Batchelder arrived home
! few days ago for short furlGdgh
rom Plsttsburg, N. Y, where he has
,een taking the officers training, and at
which place he received his commission
Is second lieutenant. He expects to
cave the last of the week for Syracuse,
I. " where part of the New York
egiment is stationed, and in which he
will be placed.
B. G. Williams of Washington, d. c.,
gas a recent visitor in town.
Dwight Bailey of Newbury is guest
( friends in the place this week.
l.. H. Warren of Roxbury, Mass, and ,
arl r. j. Warren and family of Spring.
ED were in town the first of the week /
, attend the funeral of j. H. Warren, {
'ho lived just over the Hardwick VOL. {
,tt line. Mr.. Warren committed suicide t
y hanging. q
r. H. Blake and family have been Wis. |
ing in Swanton this week.
Walter London was called to Boston I
uesday night. I
P. E. Trombly and family were recent
tests of st. Johnshury relatives.
William NJ. Gallagher received govern =
ent orders Tuesday evening to report =
Portland, Me, Wednesday or Thurs =
", and he left for that city yesterday =
orning. ~
j. o. LaJoy and wife have been pass i
z the week with friends at Highgate n
brings. Z,
Fairman Crane, who has been working S,
newspaper office at Lake Placid, n. 81
4, all summer, arrived home Tuesday w
ming. Mr.. Crane has 10 definite plans 81
present. m
Mrs. Jim Munro has been on the sick W
t the past week.
Miss Alice 0uimet was visitor at On
rt Ethan Allen Tuesday. p'
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Sullivan are spend. III
: the week in camp at Caspian lake in :
eensboro.
Discount on the town taxes expires on he
turday, Sept. /. The town treasurer IN
,orts that only about $1,000 has been
lected on the tax bill of little over '"
1000. en