Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-03-15
NORTHFIELp.

NORTHEIELD.
Richard Giffln left yesterday To-
Keene, N. H., where he will work q
stonecutting. His family remain II
this place.
Miss Bessie Kent IS spending a twt
weeks vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. H. Kent. Miss Kent Is
employed as teacher in the public
school at Orange, Mass
E. H. Thayer Of Worcester, Mass.
president of the Wachusetts Creamery
Co.. is spending couple Of days in
town.
During the latter part Of February
man was lodged in the lookup by
Officer Hutchinson on the charge II
vagrancy. He claimed be was not a
tramp and turned over to the police
man trunk which he said he would
redeem in seven days. Not being
heard from, the trunk was opened and
found to contain railroad implements
belonging to the Boston & Maine and
Connecticut River roads. These have
been returned. Officer Hutchinson
has looked the man up and finds that
in Hilsboro, N. f., he is suspected
Of having stolen a horse. In the trunk
was also found collection of photo.
graphs 1t appears that this man
who gave his name as Randall is Har.
ry Rowell and that the photographs
were secured from different persons in
Htllsboro and vicinity by Rowell, who
took them to be enlarged and collect
ed 80 cents and 81 in advance. The
pictures have been returned to their
owners. Harry's present abiding
place is unknown.
Editor F. N. Whitney returned yes.
terday from Boston after an absence
OF few days.
Mrs. Charles Pillsbury and daughter
Mabel are expected home from Stowe
today where they have been visiting
Mrs. Pillsbury's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Boyce. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyce ex.
pect to soon move to This town.
The Chapman concert given last
winter was so thoroughly enjoyed by
the musical public of Mortified, that
the matter Of another similar concert
this spring is being agitated among
people in musical circles.
New maple sugar is in the market,
but the quantity is very limited. 1t
is selling from s125 per gallon up
wards and is of excellent quality.
W. O. Whitmarsh returned to his
1ome in Jericho last evening after
short visit with relatives and friends
n this place.
johnson Post, G. A. r.. are to have
charge OF the Memorial exercises this
'ear and ha 'e secured Hon. Kittridge
1askins to deliver the address.
Rev. A. d. Brown conducts the SER
ices In St. Mary's church during the
IbSence Of the rector, Rev. P. R. Hoff.
nan. Mr.. Hoffman is expected to re-
urn In season to conduct the services
m Easter Sunday.
Dudley Nichols Of Montpelier was a
'iSitor at the home OF DR.. and Mrs. |
George Nichols yesterday. He ex.
,ectS to return here and begin work
1t DR.. Nichols on the first of next
month. Fl. c. Averill and wife who
lave worked there for the past year
will move back to their farm near
aoxbury.
A. G.. Boardman who recently en-
listed in the cavalry branch Of the U.
}. army at Fit. Ethan Allen, failed to |
'ass the physical examination being
everal pounds heavier than the pre-.
cribed limit. He expects later to en-.
list in the infantry.
Fred Lewis and family are moving
rom the Cross house on Main street
o tenement on the west side. Chas. |
Duke expects to move into the house |
acated by Lewis during the first part |
I next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rice moved yes.
erday to Williamstown where they
xpect to make their future home.
lrs. Rice will conduct millinery
Tore in that place.
A party Of ten friends gave Miss
ellie Houston an informal surprise
thursday evening by calling upon her
! body. Whist and other games
ere played and refreshments served.
EAST GRANVILLE.