The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-17

known corner store, will be the next
candidate faf town representative, and
hns filed papers TO that effect. Mr.. Tay-
Tor viii make an able representative, be-
ing man broad In his views and man
who viii work for the best interests for
both the town and village. He will not
have much opposition.
The l4.yoar old SON Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Odlion Lecourse was operated on at the
Hardwick hospital for appendicitis by
DR., J, NJ, Allen Of ST, Johnsbury, assist
ed by DIR, A. d. Ferris Of this place. The
young man is getting along nicely.
Mrs. J. NJ Allen of st. Johnsbury was
guest at Mrs. j, Il. SulliNan's the last
week
Misses Mary Bailey. Beatrice Pike and
Dorothy Barrows Of Stowe visited with
friends here Friday and Saturday,
H. R, Kimball and wife and Il. S.
Smith and wife visited in st. Adams
Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Meigs of Bellows Falls is
guest of friends and acquaintance in
town this week.
Frank Gaines of Worcester visited
friends here Thursday,
The town clerk is compiling a roll Of
honor for the town of Hardwick and he
desires the parents or any relatives of
the boys in service in whatever branch,
to call on him when in town and give
him any information in brief as TO the
date of enlistment, where stationed and
any other facts that will make interest
ing history in the years to come. Con-
slider this a duty you owe your boys and
your town in volunteering this informa-
tion.
A. c. Hooker, secretary Of the Yer
mont r. L. c. A., has been in Benning-
ton this week attending the 18th annual
state convention.
James f. Lanigan, the eight.day ad :
vance man Of the Chautauqua, addressed
an audience Of ten, some Of them guar
antors, at the Memorial building last
Thursday evening, when there should
have been 100 or more. Mr. Lanigan ia
an interesting speaker and gave an In
sight into the coming program that will
bear fruit, which means that Hardwck
has got to go some to 60 "oyer the top"
in the sale Of $50 season tickets before
Thursday, the 22d, The very same tai
ent which viii appear here is now APP
pearing in Burlington and Montpelier,
and the press is speaking in the highest
terms of the program. We feel that
Hardwiek will be there when the open
ing day arrives.
Walter N. London of Boston is at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l. p. Titus for a
couple of weeks. Mrs. London and little
son have been here most all summer.
Mrs S. r Wiles has gone to the
Fanny Allen hospital in Winooski for an
operation.
The following is list of teachers en-
gagged in the academy and graded school
for the following year: j. H. Fuller,
principal, English and Latin; Isabelle
Griffith, science and history; Miss Ber-
nice Allen, Latin; Miss Matte Hill, ste
biography and arithmetic; Miss Ruby NJ,
Burt, mathematics and English; Miss
Mary Waters. grade seven; Miss LARA
Wheeler, drsge six; Miss Margaret Gal
lagher, grade five; Miss Pearl Ryan,
grade four; Miss Alice Dutton, grade
three; Miss Dorothy Hayes, grade two;
Miss Doris Sanders, grade one. The kim
dergarten has been discontinued for the
present and the eighth grade has been
made part of the high school as the
sub FRESHMAN class.
R. II Blake was home from his work
in Swanton the latter part Of the week.
A party of boy scouts motored to
Caspian lake Friday evening to have
supper and visit the pathfinder girls A
dandy time was had and the feed was
great.
The discount on town taxes expires
Sept I, and up to Friday only $4,000 of
the $4,000 tax bill had been paid into
the town treasurer.