The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-25
HARDWICK

held its annual meeting al the Memo
rial building last week Tuesday evening
The old officers were reelected for the
ensuing year.
}. {. Spauding and wife returned
home Monday morning from Hoyoke,
Mass, where Mr. Spaulding has been
employed during the winter in a large
studio. He will open his studio here next
week Tuesday
DR., Birney Lameri has gone to Bos
ton, where he has employment at his
trade as dentist.
Burnett {, Robh returned last Satur-
day night from Montreal, p O.. where
he has been in a hospital for eye treat
ment. The eye is much improved and it
is not thought that any serious results
will follow.
Bertrand Corey of Burlington is in
town this week and is assisting in the
work at the Hardwick Savings Bank &
Trust company.
Miss Ruby Burt of the academy fac
uty is at her home in Easthampton
Mass, this week during school vacation
Miss Isabelle Griffith, one of the school
teachers, is passing the school vacation
with relatives in Brandon.
Miss Hayes is at her home in Enos.
burg Falls during the weeks school va
cation.
Wendell Campbell and Carroll Hunt
ington arrived home Monday morning
from the Worcester, Mass, technology
school, for the spring vacation.
Miss Leone Mitchell is at home from
the University Of Vermont for the spring
vacation. Miss Mildred Hooker is ex-
pected home from the same institution
this week Wednesday evening.
Only 20 dogs have been licensed at the
town clerks Office up to Monday noon.
The dog owners are still holding up on
account of the new dog law, thinking
something new may develop.
Fred Eastman is carrying on the HOl-
ton sugar place this spring. Sap has not
run over freely as yet, but sugar max
ers are in hopes it will sooner or later,
and in the meantime the price of sugar
is going to be high
Myron A. Hutchinson of this place and
Mrs. Flora f. Fisher of Albany, were
united in marriage last Friday morning
by Rev. /. A. Ranney at the Methodist
parsonage on West Church street
Mrs. Helen Emerson was at home from
her work in Burlington over Sunday and
the first of the week.
w. L. White and wife were over Sun
day visitors in MorrisyiIle
Karl Richardson is visiting relatives
in Monroe, N. H., during school vacation
Harry Cummings has been home the
tF
Mrs. Maude Z. Pierce and Miss Lura
Wheeler are spending a part of the week
with relatives in Barre.
Mrs. Oscar Schlarman was in Burlng.
ton the latter part of last week and
over Sunday to visit her daughter, Miss
Mari, who has been in the Mary Fetch
er hospital for the past ten days.
Miss Mary Waters il spending the
school vacation at her home in john
son.
Miss Grace Holton is home from Bos.
ton, where she has been working for
several months.
Mrs. w. A. Dutton is visitor in Bos-
ton this week.
commissioner, was in town last Satur-
day talking over road matters with the
selectmen.
Mrs. Frank 4. Carr is visiting rela.
tives in Littleton, n. II.
J. II. Currier has bought two building
lots on FaiTview street of J. w. Her
sey.
Your correspondent understands that
Harry Mackender will soon move here
from Craftsbury and open an up.to-date
meat market in the same location as
that recently occupied by Berry and
Frechette. This will be good news to
Hardwick people because this place with
out market seemed like a ship without
rudder and Mr. Mackender will be re-
ceved with open arms,
Miss Gertrude Davis visited friends in
st. Johnsbury the latter part of last
week.
A very pleasant surprise miscellaneous
shower occurred at the parlors of the
Congregational church Monday evening
in honor of Mrs. Joseph Dufrane, who
has made a large number of friends
while here with Rev. and Mrs Waite.
Mr.. Dufrane was only recently dis
charged from the army and has secured
a position in New York and they will
leave for that city this week Thurs
day. 1t was a complete surprise and the
men we're not left out of attending Ell
Their, although that was attempted at
first, but the men brought in arm loads
of dishes Of all kinds while the ladies
brought in numerous other articles of va.
rious kinds, etc, in fact everything mag
Unable was given to begin housekeep-
ing with. 1t was a Joyous and happy
event and Mr.. and Mrs Dufrane were ex-
tended best wishes for their future hap
piness in their new home.
The mems clam chowder supper.
served by the men in white coats, cooked
by men chefs, dishes washed by men, in
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