The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-11
HARDWICK
Many Real Estate Transactions-Per
kins Farm Sold.

The biggest real estate upheaval in
the history OF the town and village is
on in this section There have beer more
changes and transfers OF both village
and farm property, but none that ere
ated more discussion than the sale Fri
day of the George Perkins farm, in
Guiding the farm and buildings and the
cottage house OF Charles Perkins, to w,
w Marshall, who in turn sold G.. j. Per
kins and wife the Marshall brick block.
Mr.. Perkins takes immediate possession
of the block but possession Of the farm
viii not be given until June l. 1920. The
vacant store in the brick block has been
leased for a term of years to A. l.. Bal.
ley, and the music room headquarters
will be moved from its present location
into the newly acquired rooms on or be-
fore Nov | This will give this company
much needed room, its present quarters
being somewhat era nped with its ever
increasing business under the manager
ship of b. W. Fisher.
Friday, NJ, D. Lane sold his farm on
west hill to l. II. Carr, who recently
bought the jackson farm at Jackson
bridge, The Lane farm, or most of the
land adioins the Carr placve and the addi-
tion of this farm will make Mr. Carr one
good sized farm.
Frank r. Carr has bought the Lawson
tenement block on Wolcott street and
will soon move into one of the tene-
ments and take care of the building, and
it will be rented as tenements or apart
ments for roomers This is one of the
best pieces Of property in the village,
has an excellent system Of plumbing
and steam heat and is an excellent buy.
1t is reported that G. II. Wilson has
bought the Sullivan house on West
Church street.
Mrs Inez Balentine has sold one Of
her houses on Cottage street to Fred
Calderwood and another house on the
same street to Mary McCatfrey
NJ. w. Marshall, wife and daughter,
who have been spending the summer
here and at Caspian lake, left for their
winter home in Daytona. Fla, Friday
morning by auto and will take about
two weeks for the trip.
b. w Fisher was at his old home in
Stratford, N. H.. the latter part OF last
week, preparing to move his family here
very soon into their new home on West
Church street.
r. Fl. Blake of Swanton was business
visitor in town the latter part of this
week
Mrs Adella Lawson of Swanton visit.
ed friends here Friday.
Two of Hardwick's most popular
young people, Guy Esteel, employed in
Clark's garage, and Miss Mildred Thorn
as, chief telephone operator here, and
daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. S. J. Thorn
as, were united in marriage at the home
of the brides parents on Church street
Thursday evening by Rev. Charles Wat
tie, pastor of the Congregational church,
in the presence of large number Of
friends and relatives Immediately fol.
lowing the ceremony refreshments were
served, after which Che happy young cou-
pie left by auto for st. Johnsbury, and
after short wedding trip will return
and both will resume their usual voca.
tons Congratulations are extended Mr.
and Mrs. Estell.
Mrs. Lena Trow was called to Provi-
dence, r. l., few days since on account
of the illness Of her son, Bonnie.
Hardwick village was quiet place
Friday afternoon, about all the popua-
ton having gone to St. Johnsbury to
take in the ball game.