The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-19
H4RDWICK

To the women who have the right I,
vote IN town meeting this coming March
provided they first take the oath, il Civ
en- 4 warning that there will be a chance
for them Ia take the oath At 4 meeting
/ III the board OF civil authority at th,
Memorial building on Friday, March |
al o'clock, and from that time on and
IN the evening also, At the first meeting
ON Jan. 10 last, only % women appeared
Albert Renault and Lydia Broehu, both
Of this place, were married at 81. Nor.
hert's church, Feb. III, by Rev. }. Nj
| Kennedy,
The village auditors are busy this
week checking up the accounts OF village
officers The annual village meeting
comes the week after town meeting, OF
March L..
Weather permitting, a big snowshoe
hike is planned for Washington's birth.
day. with the boy scouts acting as path
finders and having charge OF the Hoover.
lied lunch in camp.
Mrs. Thomas Thompson and son,
Thomas Thompson, jr, left Thursday
night for Bristol, Conn, where Mr..
Thompson has been employed for some
time.
Peoples academy won close and ex.
citing game OF basketball from the Hard.
wick academy boys at the local gym.
last Wednesday evening by score of
~ to -. The social dance by the scout
orchestra following the game was well
attended and a good time enjoyed
The funeral of Wilbur Waterman, who
died at his home at Hardwick Center
last Tuesday of tuberculosis, was held
Friday afternoon, with interment in the
Center cemetery.
Arrangements have been completed by
the manager of the boy scout basketball
team of this place for a game the even
ing OF Washngton's birthday, Friday,
the 22d, with the North Montpelier wool
en- mill team. This team is new one in
these parts, but has a reputation of being
good team, and il is expected that
large number of adherents of the popu.
lar scout team will be on hand not only
to give the visiting team a cordial wei
come, but to encourage the locals in win
ming another game.
The warning for the annual town
meeting has been issued and posted and
contains many interesting articles and
some that should have the serious con.
sideration OF every voter The present !
crisis the country is in should make |
every voter have or feel ii special duty |
to attend this meeting and take part in |
the discussion of the important things !
to come before the meeting.
John Regagli, baker at Jordan's bak
cry, met with a painful accident at the
home of Peter Cato ON Cherry street i
last Saturday night. He opened q door /
which he supposed opened to go upstairs,
but which opened instead, into the eel. !
lar, and, as he was talking with someone
as he opened the door, the first thing he
knew he was falling into the cellar. He
received a badly wrenched arm but out
side of being somewhat bruised and 4
shaken up he was not otherwise injured
Leigh O. Paquette was home from his
work in the bank at Swanton over Sun
lay, a guest Of his father, 0. J. Paquette.
Mr. and Mrs II. r. kimball were bust.
less visitors in ST. Johnsbury last Fri.
lay.
K. $. Hooper has been home from his
luties in st. Johnsbury for a few days
he past week.
George Lyons was home from Camp
)eyens, Aver, Mass, the latter part Of
asst week and over Sunday on a short
through. He reports that the life is
inc there and everything is all right