The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-06
H1RDWICK

son. FORMER fchldcHth mere Wtft III ioNl
from Middlebury the first OF the week
Miss Bernice Dodge has been HON
this week from her work in Burlington
Master Merwin Forbes went the frs
OF the week to st. Johnsbury, wher'
he will attend school, his parents havil
moved TO that place last week.
Harry Chaffee. who has been working
for r. h. Holton for some time, hai
finished work there and gone to Berlin
n. H., where he expects TO find work
Mrs. G. II. Townsend and daughter
Miss Lucille, are spending the week In
Barre with relatives.
J g. II. Townsend was home from Wat
erbury a few days since.
Miss Myra Noble went the first OF
the week to STAFFORD, Conn, where she
is to teach school the coming year.
Miss Hazel Stearns is working at the
Hardwck hospital taking the place of
Miss Madeline Grant, who finished work
there a couple of weeks ago.
George w Bridgman has been quite
sick the past week,
Reports are current here of the death
by poisonous gases of George Dawson,
formerly of this place, in France, George
having enlisted in the Canadian troops
which were early sent to the front.
George is brother of Mary Dawson,
a former telephone operator in the cen.
trail office here If this report proves true
il will be sad news.
Miss Helen Slapp has gone to Wells
River, where she is teaching school for
the present year.
f. d. Eldridge and family of Brook
field were guests of relatives in town
the first of the week.
The amount collected on the town tax
bill. on which the discount expired last
Saturday night, kept up remarkably well
considering the existing conditions and
it will be surprising to learn that on a
tax bill of little over $4,000, there
was collected practically S22,50O.
Miss Ruth Cook, who has been pass
ing the summer here with relatives, left
for her home in Waltham, Mass, this
Harry Hogaboom and Miss Marietta
Goodwin, both Hardwick young people,
were married by Rev. A. S. Bole, pastor
of the Congregational church at East
at the parsonage last Tuesday |
The young couple left imme-
diately on short wedding trip to Bos
ton, and upon their return both will be
employed at Mrs. A. J.. Batten's farm,
Mr. Hogaboom having been employed
here for the past two years. Congratu-
ations are extended.
J. Louis P. Heney granite manu-
'acturer of this place, and Miss Anna
1liche, daughter of Ezdras Cliche and
wife, who recently came here from Cana
la and purchased the Currier farm at
he Center, were united in marriage at
II. Norbert's church in this village Tues
lay morning at s o'clock, by Rev. John
II. Kennedy
Miss Helen 0Malley went the first
# the week to Ftzdale, small village
n the town of Lunenburg, where she
will teach school the coming year.
Harold Eastman of St. Johnsbury was
guest of relatives in town the first
f the week.
The town clerk issued 1903 fishing IL
enses for the quarter ending Aug. 81
A hunting and fishing, six reciprocal,
light nonresident and four resident
uniting licenses.
John Besaw was arrested Monday
light on charge of intoxication and he
,as lodged in the lookup and taken to
t, Johnsbury Tuesday, where he awaits ]
hearing.
Vic Stuart has moved from the ia q
IBIS house on High street into tene /
tent in Mrs. Abbie Weeks house on
hurch street.
Fred Winn and wife of Montpelier
ere guests Sunday and Monday of Mr..
I'D Mrs. j. H. Clark
The golf links were we'll patronized
i day Monday by the fans. A corn
,ast was held at noon time and again
the evening. 1t was a merry party t
lat gathered around the fire each time. b
There was largely attended corn fl
asst at the Perkins farm on the road ST
East Hardwick Wednesday evening. fl
neither any red ears were found we
not know.
Wendell Campbell arrived home from 8,
d Orchard, Me-, Tuesday night, for
few weeks vacation before he enters
llege this fall. 81
Mrs. Marjorie Hamilton of Burling- II
n was recent guest of her brother,
'rd r. Bingham.
Roy Gowen is enjoying vacation
om his work in the corner store.
Mrs Kate Davis of Danville was
est the latter part of last week at ~
e home of her father, Henry De-
rd bt
L. S. Robbie Is improving his grist .
II premises by building new cement
ltform in front of same. r,
Mike Travers is doing a good deal of of
lovating and altering his buildings
Wolcott street by rebuilding the shed "
d building new cellar and putting
new granite underpinning etc, and
len completed will have increased the =
lue of the property IS per cent.
Miss Gladys Mcclure left Tuesday
rning for Fitchburg. Mass, where she
n attend normal school 4.