The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-23
Northfeld.

e. Hon. Frank Pumley has returned from
Buffalo
The corn crop having been exhausted ap.
Piles are now being canned At the canning
factory, 1t is expected 10000 gallons will
be canned this season.
j imes Wilson, a popular stone cutters.
has moved his family to Nsrwsrk, Ohio,
where he will continue working at his
trade.
The Johnson Swiss Bell Ringers will ap-
pear at Concert hall on Tuesday evening,
Oct. o. as the first entertainment in the
Northtield lecture course. They come high
ly recommended and a first class entertain
ment may be expected.
The Ladies Reading Circle will meet on
Monday evening, Oct. q, with Mrs. George
III. Richmond
Many Mortified people are enjoying the
excursion to Boston.
MT and Mrs. F. 8. Porter were at Water
bury on Tuesday to attend the funeral Of
their uncle, Seth Boyce.
W. G. Nye OF East B ARE was in town re-
ceLtly, calling on friends.
Mr. and Mrs. G V. l>ent and Rev. Wal
ter Dole are at the Psn-American exposi-
ton. q. II Dickey OF Washington is look
ing after Mr.. Kents interest during b 8
| absence,
The displacement of a bone in Mrs.
George Averills foot is giving her much
dis pleasure and Inconvenience.
George Lovelsnj, one of doc" Reid's
most promising pupils, has been indisposed
| the past three weeks.
A water company composed of A. l..
| Clark, @. G. Brill and o. Winch has
| purchased a portion Of A. A. Joslin's farm
| get possession OF spring with which to
supply GOuldsvile with water.
Alex Ducette has purchased Of L. H.
Hutchinson, building lot on North Main
| street.
Frank Condor was brought before Justice
| George B. Averill lat Thursday, on q war
rant issued by grand juror II B. lexington,
| charging HIM W IN inloxication and furnish
| ing. he was found guilty, the fine and
cos amounting to $A.40.
Isaac and Harris Yeti left for New York
on Wednesday to purchase new line oil
clothing for their store at 106 Main street
| Montpelier, which they will open the hrsI
OF November. Daniel Morris Of New York
will serve them in the capacity OF salesman
Mrs. Isaac Yeti was at Montpelier or
Thursday In search OF rooms for house
keeping.
Isaac Mann and wife OF Walden visited
In town the past week.
Thomas Clark, who has been visiting II
this vicinity the past two weeks, started fol
his home at Maberly, Ont, last Thursnay
Wells River and are st. Jnlian, p. @.
Mrs. j. O. Donahue is visiting at WE'LL
River.
Mrs. Mary Clark and Mrs Patrick FLOOD
recently visited at Fairfield.
Richard Gifin, who has been III lonl
time, Is still confined to the house, and Il
in q lamentable condition.
New lot OF hose ladies 1880 raglan rail-
COATS, at Homer Fits for $40.
Waterbury.
Mis- Lydia Gilman ha taken rooms II
Mira Shepple's house on Randall street.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Scott are visiting Il
Boston for q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Crossett are visiting
) in Providence, X, l,
D G. II. Morang has finished work at tn
hospital and will take position in Nov
i Scotia.
r Mrs. E. @. Smith and Miss Maud, he
, daughter, who have been guests OF NJ.
U Cannerdy for two weeks, have returned
!, their home In Sioux City, la.
Ernest 8. Tinkham, nurse at the hol
pital, is taking few weeks vacation.
Mrs I, j. C'Bren and son Earle OF Blu
lington and Mrs. L. III. OBrien OF Morfi
Vile are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Patriol
King, their parents.
Mrs. Upham, matron at the hospital, an
Miss Hutchinson have returned from the
] visit to the Pan American exhibition.
The new public reading room was opene