The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-18
H4RDWICK

Only about IL more days in which "a
get that dog licensed. Up to the pres
ent time only Ia out Of possible la
have been licensed.
Mrs y. r.. Stewart is enjoying week :
vacation from her duties at the Hard
wick Savings Bank 4 Trust company
The entertainment given by the ladies
of Fairyiew Rebeknh lodge at their hall
in the kimball block Thursday evening,
was largely attended and a successful
affair In every way. The Boy Scout
orchestra rendered excellent music which,
with the program ~ carried out, made
up "A most enjoyable evenings enter
tainment.
w. f. Worthen. who has been con.
fined 10 the house and To his bed on
aud off for the past SIX weeks, with
rheumatism in his feet, is able to be
about the house on crutehes, but not able
TO be out of doors as yet.
The condition of Neil Wakefield, who
was operated on at the hospital three
weeks ago for appendicitis, is still criti-
cal
Miss Kinney OF Greensboro was ad
mtted to the hospital for treatment the
first of the week.
Schools in the academy and grades will
close March % and reopen April 3.
The vacation is shortened so as to allow
for quicker closing in June, which, as
il is planned now, will be the week of
June I'll.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Legs March 3,
A son arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Lyle Hutchins March 10.
Mrs Il. c. Rogers of Cabot has been i'll
town the past week visiting her sisters, |
Mrs. w. 4. Worthen and Mrs. Mary |
Wakefield.
j. +. Nichols has sold his farm on west |
hill. to Ernest G.. Lane of Calais and |
Maurice d. Lane of Wolcott.
Arthur d. Austin and Miss Hazel Lur-
vey, both of this place, were married at
the Baptist parsonage by Rev. c. ID.
Hszeton Tuesday morning. MIR. Aus
tin is employed in Springfield, and left
Immediately for that place, but Mrs.
Austin will remain here for the present.
j. w. Hersey is quite i'll with pneumo-
mia.
The st. Patrick celebration conducted
by the Knights of Columbus at their
hall Thursday evening, was one of the
most successful and enjoyable social
events in the history of that order, there
being over 25 card tables filled all the
evening, after an interesting program
had been rendered. Boxes were sold to
the highest bidder during the evening
aud many boxes went nearly as high as
81, and the society netted a most prof
liable sum from the evenings entertain
ment.
Fl. c. Smith and son, Ray, have been
in Washington county the past week,
where they have been engaged in set
ting up several Sharples milking ma
chimes for some up-to-date farmers.
c. l.. French has received two carloads .
Of furnace coal this week and the coal
situation at present experiences a great
relief. Every body who wants coal is be
ng supplied. !
Despite the windy day Friday a fair !
y good sized audience greeted Pitt Park y
r. the cartoonst, at the opera house Fri
lay evening, this being the last number
n the lecture and entertainment course
If the present season. Mr. Parker GER
ainly lived up to his reputation as the k
crayon wizard" and proved to be rat t
ling one man entertainer. a
P. n. Burnham leaves in a few days II
or Virginia, where he will be employed =
n connection with government work in
ome shipbuiding line.
Miss Jessie Sawyer began work the
irst ct the week at the Hardwick hos
,ital, taking the place of Miss Christine
.lunroe, who has gone to Barre to take
nurses training course in the Barre
,ity hospital.