The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-20
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Representative Taylor was home from
Montpelier over Saturday and Sunday.
Judge w. II. Taylor is in Montpelier
this week.
The licensing of dogs does not progress
very rapidly in this town. This is prob.
ably due to the fact that as yet no one
knows just what the dag law as recently
passed is or what it is going to be.
Leigh Paquette was home from his
work in the Swanton bank over Sunday
Leland Dimond of Bakersfield was an
over Sunday guest at the home of r. B
Paquette and wife.
A. W. Want is at home for the present
from his work in the Fairbanks Office at
St. Johnsbury.
Manager w. c. Clifford of Bethel was
a business visitor in town few days
since.
DR.. George French of Concord has been
recent guest of his brother, G, l.
French.
Arthur e. Wheeler of Morrisville was
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 6
B. Wheeler, over Sunday.
DR.. S. e. Darling recently returned
from visit with his son at Camp Dew
ems. He also visited in Gardner, Mass.
while absent.
Carl Porter was a visitor in Barre
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs Jennie Mclean, who has been
visiting for few weeks at J. R. Stew.
arts, left the first of the week for a visit
with relatives in Washington county
Albert Lloyd has been guest Of
friends in Barre a part of the week.
At a recent meeting of the library
trustees new librarian was appointed
the young lady being Miss Dorothy Es-
tell, who served in the same capacity
few years ago. This will be good
news to the library patrons. She began
her work this week Tuesday.
Oscar SehlaTman has been in Burling'
ton the past week, where he took his
daughter, Miss Mary, to the hospital "a
have an X-ray examination made of the
/ Young lady's wrist, which she injured in
some way several months ago. Mr.
Schlarman returned Wednesday night
and Mrs. Schlarman went to Burlington
Thursday morning. Mary will have to
remain in the hospital for a week oil
more.
Mrs. Madge Martin, who took up her
husbands work as the local agent of the
Metropolitan Insurance company, ha,
been compelled to resign on account ot
her health. and James Impey has been
doing the work this week. An agent
will soon be appointed to. take up the
work here and at Morrisville and John
son.
J. Fuller Mitchell was a visitor in
johnson last Saturday and over sun
day.
!. II. Clark and Guy Estell are at
tending the automobile show in Boston
this week.
Miss Jeanette Slapp is home from her
school work in Williston for couple
of weeks vacation.
Mrs. w. H. Taylor and daughter, Miss
Florence, are visiting in Boston for a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. F. A. Worthcn has been a guest
of relatives in Barre the past week.
Master Philip Cummings met with a
very painful accident recently when he
slipped on some ice at the academy
school yard and fell, breaking two Of his
front teeth.
The musical and card party under the
head of a st. Patrick's party held at the
X of c. hall last Monday evening, was
we'll attended and enjoyable affair.
Elaborate plans are being made for
the annual hospital benefit ball.
The st. Patrick masquerade prone:
made and dance for old and young, given
by the local camp of Modern Woodmen
at the gym hall last Monday evening,
was the largest attended and most sue
cessful affair of the kind ever held in
Hardwick. there being over $50 people
present, and of these over 100 were
masked. With so many people masked
the Judges had a hard job on their hands,
but after some time they decided that
Mrs. Eileen Benjamin, representing
night was entitled to the first prize
for the best dressed lady, while George
II, Mcleod took first prize in a Paul
Revere suit for the best dressed gent.
There were a great many others that
ran these costumes a close second, in
fact. every costume was excellent. The
boy scout orchestra never showed TO bet
ter advantage and are fast acquiring a
reputation for dance music and the large
crowd was very much pleased with the
dance order, which gave both old and
young an opportunity to shake a foot
to their own satisfaction. The Wood
men cleared $65 as result Of the event,