The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-05-09
Northheld.
James Buzzell is painting his house.
The Mems block Is being repainted.

James Buzzell is painting his house.
The Ne,os block is being repainted.
Homer Dane has finished work for George
G. Sanborn.
The cadets go into camp on the parade
ground June IA.
Mrs E. X. Smith, who has been quite ill.,
has recovered.
Dan Kingsbury of Montpelier was a visitor
in town over Sunday.
Several fine strings Of trout have been
caught the past week.
The trustees have appointed Fred Lewis
road commissioner.
Major Howe inspected Company F last
Saturday evening.
Mrs. William Boynton is visiting her par
ents in Rutland.
The grounds about the CONGREGATIONAL
church are being graded.
Miss Minnie Hurley has gone to Mil
waukee to spend the summer.
Work was commenced on the Dole-Brill
slate quarry Monday morning.
e. B. Ellis stone sheds were shut down
last week because Of broken engine.
d. M. Derby has rented his farm to
Georg Dole and has moved into the village.
Miss Nellie Hasset, formerly Of the Argus
force, has commenced work for +. n. Whit
ney.
DR.. George Nichols, who has been at the
hotel the past winter, moves to his home
this week.
Parties crossing Waitsfield mountain last
week found snow about two feet deep on
the top in the road
The session OF the High school will be
from eight to one o'clock for the remainder
of the school year.
The school children set out trees Arbor
m nf
of the school ground.
The date of the June drill for the several
companies in this vicinity will be June 16
instead OF June II, as before announced.
Workmen are painting the depot, and
new baggage room is being built. A cover
ing for the platform seventy feet long will
soon be placed in position.
Homer A. Flint, well known in this vicn-
ity, will be ordained TO the priesthood of
the Episcopal church at the All Saints
Cathedral, Albany, N. Y, May 12.
The house of NJ. D. Smith on Main street
was discovered to be on fire Thursday OF
last week near the fireplace. Help was
called In and the flames were promptly put
out.
AS freight train was passing the depot
at high rate OF speed last Friday the sue
tion OF the wind drew large baggage truck
under the train and the remains could have
been placed in bushel basket.
Principal Charles Plumley has resigned
as principal OF the Northfield Graded and
High school and will devote his attention
to the study OF law. Mr.. Plumley has been
very successful as principal and the school
has progressed under his care.
Roxbury.
Mrs. Louisa Ferris is in very poor health
Mrs. Durkee is moving into her house
here.
A party of bicyclsts from Randolph were
in town Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Wheeler has returned from
visit in st Albans.
Mrs. Christina Wiley has gone to make
her home with her son Walter.
Mrs. @. f. Krutz OF North Attleboro,
Mass, was in town over Sunday.
Miss Nina Brown of Goddard Seminary
visited her mother over Sunday
The Congregational pulpit was again sup.
piled by G. b. j. Edwards on Sunday.
John Moseley and George Denny of
Northfeld were in town on business Mon
day.
Carl Rollins has moved his family here
into the Martell house and will run the
creamery here.
Mrs. G. II. Hammett and daughter Bes-
sic OF East Montpelier spent Sunday at II.
p. Worcester's,
K. w. Wetmore has traded his village
property with Mrs Nettie Howe for her
place below the village.
Mrs. Hatty Shepard has gone for few
weeks to Montpelier and Waterbury after
which she will keep house for her brother,
CLARK Flint.
The village school has begun with Claud
Roys as teacher, Miss Clark teacher at the
Flat and Miss Hanlon on the west hill. 1t
Is not decided whether school will be
kept on east hill or whether the scholars
will be brought to the village.