The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-29
HARDWICK

It IL ~ hluiiini ithhi N'hh NoNi =
a not inglorious defeat at the hands o
the present academy team at the gym
last Wednesday evening by score o
, 40 To 30. IL was good game and lot
of sport was injected into the contest,
Those entertaining Red Cross partie
the past week were Mrs. j. ID. Martin
and Miss Gladys Robbie.
j. H. Odgers has moved from his farm
in Mackville into a tenement in the vii
lage
4 MIR. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and tw,
sons of Troy visited at +. L. and w. II
ITayiors and Mrs. Abbie Weeks part o.
this week
Miss Cecil Taylor returned from Bos
ton yesterday.
Herbert Il. Eastman, craftsman in the
office of the Woodbury. Granite company
is passing the week at his home in New
York City.
Remember the New Year dance to be
given by the Hardwick Social club at
the gymnasium next Monday night, Dec
81.
Riverside chapter, o. Z. S., will hold
its annual New Years supper at the Ma
sonic hall next Tuesday evening, Jan.
| l. Members and friends are invited to
the supper at @ o'clock.
Sergeant William Gallagher, who has
been home from Fort Mckinley, Me, this
week on a furlough, was taken ill Tues
day with tonsilitis and has been quite
sick as result. His furlOugh was of
necessity extended few days.
The big storm of yesterday was worse
and more of it than any this season or
last for that matter. Traffic of all kinds
was knocked in the head, even with the
government assuming control of the rail
roads.
Miss Kathleen Johnson has been home
from her work in Springfield this week,
+. A. Worthen was home from his
work in the Fairbanks shops at st.
Johnsbury part of this week.
James Thompson of Bristol, Conn, is
guest of his parents, Thomas Thomp-
son and wife,
Miss Hester Provost of New Rochelle,
n Y, has been visiting her parents, l.. l..
Provost and wife.
Ned Marshall of Morrisville visited
friends and relatives here the middle of
the week.
Franklin Thomas, WHO is working in
Springfield, has been visiting friends in
town this week.
Mrs Eliza st. John and daughter, Miss
Grace, left Thursday night for Rochester,
n. Y, where they will remain until next
spring.
Harry Hall has been home from his
work in Burlington this week.
Mrs. Jennie Paige of Somervile Mass
is spending the holiday vacation season
with her daughter, Mrs. R. H. Garrick.
Bernard Carey has been home on a fur
ough for the past week He has been
abroad the super -dreadnaught, the Okla
loma, for some time, but has been as
signed to naval training school in Min
Mimi, for time, but expects
o be placed aboard the same battleship
alter
Huntress Clark was a recent guest of
riends in Morrisvile.
DIR. j. NJ. Allen and wife were recent
,uests of relatives here.
E. H. Clowse is home from Richmond
or a couple of weeks.
Clinton w. Huntington returned the
rst of the week from a several months
BUSINESS trip through the west in the
interest of the Woodbury. Granite com
any.
Miss Mildred Woodruff, a student at
'astleton Normal school, is visiting her
ister, Miss Jessie Robertson. Z
Miss Lucy Mack il home from her I
chool work in Haverhill, Mass, for the 2
olidays. [
Burke Martin, oldest son of Mr. and !
frs. Wayne Martin, was operated on at I
he Hardwick hospital Thursday night t
Or a sore in his ear. Dr. Kicker of st.
performed the operation, as v
sted by DR.. Darling of this place. t
William Lorimer arrived home from
oronto, Ont, Thursday morning, where $
e has been for the past year. Mr.. Lori n
Ter expects to remain here.
DR.. G. A Carter, wife and daughter h
ere visitors in Hyde Park a few days V
nee.
The village officials have issued V
arning for special village meeting
} be held next Monday evening, Dec. "
7, at the opera house at 80 o'clock, for ci
lie purpose OF transacting the following d
lslness: First, to see what action the
llage will take in regard to the estab- +
ihment of municipal wood yard in
is village; second, TO provide the mon G
needed to carry out the purpose of the ca
eceding article; third, to see what &C.
On the village will take or what in at
ructions the village will give the trus- lii
es with reference to the suit of i. n.
netuary Va. the village of Hardwick, pi
w pending in county court. This meet
g should draw out large number of be
tiers and all should be interested in in
e project. This is a project that is
ing tried out very successfully by sew pl
Al towns in the state and should prove 70
be beneficial to both consumers and +.
alers.
The official figures OF the recent Red
oss membership drive are as follows:
w members secured, East Hardwick
|, Hardwick Az, total 573. old mem
r.. $40, or a grand total OF 022: quota Vi.
luired, 672; over the top by margin Be
$50. Go