The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-09
HARDWICK

Hardwick's honor flag flies from a flag
staff in front of the Memorial building
the quota of $4,000 being reached Sat
urday night and the flag Arrived the tirsl
Of the week, The boy scouts in on,
week, April ~ to May 4, sold 100 bond,
aggregating a total of 81 200, which wa'
going some in the view of the fact that
the town was being canvassed continual
ly by other societies.
Mrs. Gertrude Bishop left WEDNESDAYS
morning for Montpelier. where she will
visit relatives and friends for three
weeks.
c, L. Macarthur has purchased a pair
of big black work horses, making four
pairs of horses and pair of mules he
is working all the time. Claude Aims
worth is driving the new pair.
| Waldo Bemis is spending few weeks
with relatives in Plainfed.
b, |. Num- returned the first of the
week from trip TO Tampa, Fla, where
he went TO accompany L. III. Warren,
who suffered shock, home to Roxbury,
Mass. Mr. Warren is expected here the
last of this week. He is able to be
about some, but is in serious condi-
ton.
One hundred and nine fishing and ia
hunting and fishing licenses have been
Issued thus far this season from the local
town clerks office.
Ernest Martell of Detroit, Mich, is in
town this week visiting relatives. Err
nest is employed in the Dodge Automo-
bile factory.
Miss Frances Dutton arrived home the
first of the week from Burlington, where
she has been attending the University
of Vermont.
Albert Duby of Waterbury visited
friends and relatives here over Sunday
Walter Alyward was home from his
work in Waterbury over Sunday.
Mrs. Ted Bailey of Bristol, Conn, is a
guest of her sister Mrs. Will Domey.
The abstract for the poll tax book has
been completed by the listers and il
shows that there are no names on the
book, of which 90 are exempt, and of
these 90 exempt As of them are citizens
over 20 years of age, while the others
are young men in the service and who
claim their homes as Hardwick The
total tax bill amounts to $1,000, divided
as follows: Town, S2249.S0; village, |
S5l2.40, and the school, S99S20, making |
the above total. This bill is in the hands |
of the collector and if you pay the tax
on or before the dates specified in your |
notices you will save Il per cent, so it !
behooves you to pay now and save the |
town from borrowing money by means of |
loan orders and paying interest. In con-
nection with the work of the listers,
they have compiled their statistical re
port on other matters as follows: Mum
Der of maple trees available and not
tapped, 1900; trees tapped, $1,000;
pounds maple sugar made last year, "a,
$50; number silos, so; number of horses,
49, number of mich cows, l,7Sl; mum
Der registered neat stock, 1903; mum
ser of hogs. 500; other neat stock S37,
This is big increase in each item men
Toned.
Judge w H. Taylor l. in Montpelier
attending sessions of Vermont supreme
curt.
Barney Hale has moved from west hill
INTO one of the utley cottage houses at
he west end.
A. d. Austin of Springfield is in town
or a few days.
The Hardwick steam laundry will open
or business again next Monday morning,
nth w, J.. Pope of Lyndonvile at the
elm, Mr. Pope having bought the bust
ess last week. He has moved his fam
" here and they are occupying the
ooms over the Hardwick Hardware Co !
tore. We are glad to welcome Mr.. Pope !
nd family into our midst and bespeak
or them a good business the coming
sason.