The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-17
HARDWICK

Mrs. Lizzie Bailey of st. Johnsbury
arrived in town the latter part of last
week and will make her home at Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Slapps the coming win
ter Mrs. Daley was a former resident
Of this place,
The boy scout orchestra went to North
Hyde Park last Friday evening, where
they furnished music to 45 couple for
dancing. They will play return en-
gagement at that place Sept. 20, and
quite few are planning TO go with
them.
Mrs. w w. Dutton has closed her
house on Alpine heights and gone to st.
Johnsbury, where she has employment.
Mrs, Viola Hallett returned to her
home in Washington, D, G., last Sstur.
day, after spending several weeks here
as guest OF Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Libbey.
Mr., and Mrs jackson OF Barre were
over Sunday visitors at the home Of q.
w Huntington and wife,
Mrs. Maude Howieson. for several
years saleslady in the McLoud company
store, finished work there last Saturday
evening and will leave soon for Ports
mouth, NJ H., where her husband is
working in the shipyards for Uncle Sam.
Lyle and Shirley Downing of Spring
field are visiting friends in town this
week
Oscar Schlarman and wife were in st,
Johnsbury over Sunday and Monday,
Alton Paris and wife Of Morrisyille
were visitors in town last Friday.
w. r. Barber was in Burlington Tues
day with his son, Alison. The latter was
operated on for the removal Of tonsils
and adenoids.
DIR. Cramton Of St. Johnsbury was
in town the latter part Of last week
and operated on little Evelyn Ferris and
the three children Of J. H. Fuller for the
removal of adenoids and tonsils. The OPP
erations were performed at the Hard
wick hospital.
Moses Pearson and family Of Concord,
N. H., returned to their home Mon
day morning, after spending several days
with Mrs. Jason H. Dimick.
The discount of village taxes expires
on Monday, Sept. %. Remember the
date.
All roads led to East Hardwick last
Saturday, where occurred the annual fair
Of Caledonia grange Of that place. De
spite the threatening weather, which,
happily cleared in the afternoon, there
was the usual large crowd in attendance
and all enjoyed the days festivities to
the utmost. The exhibit Of vegetables
and canned articles as well as the stock
exhibit, were the best in the history of
the fair The address by Capt. Stock
dale was the drawing card of the after
noon and his audience was moved To
tears on several occasions during his
stirring patriotic speech. The boy
scouts gave parade just before his
speech. The play in the evening drew
crowded house and the dance following
brought the fair to a most successful
close.
Ora RowelI and wife and Fred East
man and wife are visiting at G. B. BOWS
in Skowhegan, Me, making the trip by
auto.
Guy Larrabee, Fuller Mitchell Clifton
White and Earl Hall were in Burlington
Monday.
There were 276 men between the ages
of Is and As, inclusive, registered at the
opera house Thursday. It was expected
| that 1872 would be registered, but these
figures were based on the old population
of 1910.
L. Il. Provost Of Springfield has been
at home the past few days visiting his
family,
Miss Hester Provost has been home
from New York City the past week.
j. A. Kennedy was in St Johnsbury
Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Houston of Duluth, MINI.
is spending few weeks with friends
| in town
@. +. Jersey and wife Of ST. Johns
bury were visitors at J. w. Hersey'
over Sunday.
Albert Lloyd returned Saturday night
from his vacation in Illion, N. Y,