The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-22
HARDWICK

Miss LA Hoyt of Morrisville underwent
a serious operation on her throat, as well
as an operation for appendicitis, at the
local hospital here Monday forenoon, Or,
local hospital Monday forenoon, DIR.
operation, assisted by DIR. B. D. George
Of this place. At last reports Miss Hoyt
was doing as well as could be expected.
Her friends hope for a speedy recovery.
An enthusiastic party Of young people,
and few not quite so young, left the
Memorial building last Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock for about four or five mile
snowshoe hike, the trail leaders being
some boy scouts, who served hot coffee
and doughnuts at about the halfway
point in the hike. 1t was an ideal day
for hike and the mystery is that more
do not come out on these hikes and help
in getting the old Mohawk organization
revived but it seems that it is not to be.
Mrs. Carl Daniel of Springfield was a
visitor in town the first of the week,
News was received here Monday an
nouncing the marriage of O. B. Carpenter
and Miss Eifie l.. Waldron of this place,
at Portsmouth, ~ H., last Saturday, Jan.
Is, and their many friends here are send
ing congratulations Both parties are
well known in this place, both being resi-
dents here until recently, when Mr.. Car
penter went to Portsmouth to work,
Miss Waldron has lived in Hardwick for
the past Il or 10 years and was assistant
town clerk and also town clerk for sew
eral years. They win make their home
at 100 State street in Portsmouth for the
present
F. A. Worthen has finished his work
in the railroad Office at this place and it
is understood that he will soon go to
Boston to study telegraphy
James Mackie is home from his work
in Springfield.
Harry Cummings has been home from
his work in Boston this week.
f. A. Purdy has been in town the past
week from his work in Winnipeg.
Miss Doris Corey returned to her home
in Burlington Monday morning, after
spending a couple of months here at the
home of j. r. Stewart and wife.
George Cook and family have moved
into tenement in Mrs. Sarah Aliens
house on Main street, coming here re-
Gently from Springfield.
j. w. Wilcox of Montpelier was a bust
ness visitor here last Saturday, making
the trip over in his auto
Judge W. II. Taylor was home from his
supreme court duties at Montpelier over
Sunday.
The picture show and social at the
Modern Woodmen hall Monday evening,
to which members and their families and
guests were invited, was largely attend
ed. The picture was a most interesting
and educational one, depicting the expe-
rience of one George Gray, who went to
Colorado to enter the wonderful Wood
men sanitarium for tuberculosis patients,
his final cure and return home a well
man to his family, was something those
present will not forget for some time to
come. The boy scout orchestra rendered
music for a social and dance following
the show. Cards were also played by a
large number.
Harold Adams has moved into tene-
ment in J. H. Clark's house on Brush
Street recently vacated by Charlie Bixby.
Charlie BiXby has moved into a tenement
in the Campbell house on Highland ave-
nue.
At the annual meeting of the Granite
Trust company held Monday afternoon,
Jan. 20, the same board of directors and
officers were elected