The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-06
HARDWICK

w. E. Fraser was home from Morris
vile over Sunday.
Over 30 members OF the several Gal
picnic dinner az Butternut fiat at Green.
wood lake in Woodbury..
Scout Harold Bingham leaves Wednes-
day morning for an extended visit with
relatives in Middebury.
Mrs. Charles A. Morse and Mrs. Henry
Fadden are visiting relatives in Boston
and vicinity.
Miss Lenora Sheehsn of Boston is
visiting relatives in town for some time.
The Lake Wapanacki Trout club house
is now open to its members, and several
members and their families are boarding
there during the present month Mr. and
Mrs. II. Il. Burnap have charge of the
house.
Master John Sinnott arrived home
from Morrisville last Saturday, after
working for his grandfather five weeks
during haying.
Charles T. Pierce left here Sunday
evening for Montpelier, where he took
the night train for New York City, where
he was ordered TO report for duty Mon
day afternoon, Mr.. Pierce having enlist
ed in the Y. NJ. C. A. work several
months ago. Mr.. Pierce is especially
well qualified ion this work and his large
circle Of friends throughout the state
join in wishing him good luck, success
full voyage and safe return. The viii
lage office will be in charge of Mrs. Pierce
and the town clerk during his absence.
+. B. Morse Of Morrisville visited at
the home Of his son, c. o. Morse, over
Sunday.
The listers are nearly through with
their outside work in the quadrennial
appraisal
A party of 10 Pathfinder girls, with
Mrs. G. ID. Haselton as chaperone, are
making preparations for a week in camp
at the Sawyer cottage at Caspian lake,
beginning next Sunday.
Floyd Hunt and family were recent
visitors in Burlington.
Mrs J. S. Higgins and daughter, Hell.
en-, of Chicago, I'LL, are guests this month
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Hunt.
George Downie arrived in town last
week from California. His family have
been in this vicinity for the past year.
Mrs. Donald Merrill of Boston is visit
ing relatives in this place at present.
Oscar SchlRrman is building a new
piazza onto his house on North Main
street.
Huntress Clark is working in the Balch
Bros store.
A. L. Pierce was home the latter part
Of last week from his workin st. Johns
bury.
The town clerk requests all those who
planted wheat the past spring to report
the acreage as soon as possible Use the
telephone.
This week Saturday the selectmen will
meet at the town clerks office to make
up check or voting list for use at the
coming primary election on Sept. 10.
Adm Downing Of Springfield was a
visitor in town Sunday.
L. B. Tins and family are passing the
week with relatives in Burlington.
Miss DonnelIy is enjoying vacation
and is at her home in Proctor.
Harry Hall and Robert Fuller, who re-
Gently enlisted as mechanics and who
are studying at the University of Yer
mont. were home Sunday.
Louis Hitchcock, II. F. Noble, Harry
Chaifee and Glen Utton left for st.
Johnsbury Sunday evening, where they
were ordered to report Monday morning
at o'clock. Hitchcock expects to be
ordered to Syracuse or Fort Slocum, N.
", as do the other three boys.
Roscoe Cobb has been home this week
from his work in Wells River.
Mrs. 4. r. Batchelder has received a
telegram from her son, Lieut.. Harold
Batchelder, who is in France, informing
her that he had been slightly wounded
but was having good care and was get
ting along all right
Peter Cato has moved to Quincy,
Mass.
Mrs. Mary Cross has moved into one
of the Titchout houses on Glenside.