The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-11-26

NEW OK Guy Un1S Week W Sp6uu
Thanksgiving with the family of their
son.
Both our creameries are said to
have paid their patrons "a cents per
pound for butter fat, for October.
The Grearson- Beckett Company let
sixteen men go on Saturday the 22nd.
1t is to be hoped that it will be for
but a short time.
Gilman |. Jackson is about to go
South and thinks he may stay year
there.
The Union Thanksgiving service is
this year held at the Congregational
church this Wednesday evening. Rev.
d. H. Strong is to preach the sermon.
Mrs. Charles Farnsworth now of
Manchester, n H., is visiting here
with her sister, Mrs. John Farnham.
NORTHFIELD.
John Harrigan of the firm of Duke
d Harrigan, is confined to his bed
with severe cold.
The Good Templars met in Good
Templars hall on Thursday afternoon
and evening. Several other lodges in
the State were represented in the at
tendance. A very pleasant time is re-
ported
The play, "Finnegan's Fortune, "
was again given at Concert hall on
Thursday evening by local talent. A
dance followed, Ed Cornell, pianist,
and Chase's orchestra furnishing the
music. A good crowd was in attend
ance and all had very enjoyable
evening.
A very pretty wedding occurred at
the home of Elvin Thompson last
Thursday, when his daughter, Miss
Nina Thompson. was united in mar
riage to Adelbert Hutchinson of Sche-
nectady, n. Y. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Dole. The
bridal party left on the evening train
for New York where Mr.. Hutchinson
is engaged in the electrical business.
Mr.. Boinay, of the Pittsburg Plate
Glass Company, was in town Thursday
| and took orders for the glass anC
boxes for the new post office in the
Mayo block.
Judge Edgerton was in Montpelier
Oh Friday attending to court business
The seats are all taken aad people
are bidding for standing room for the
Mary Howe concert which is billed fol
November 20.
sMr. Lowell, of the Northfield can
ming factory, has been in st. Alban,
a few days on business.
Miss None Hayes has closed heI
labors in Fields restaurant at Mont
| pelier, and returned home last Friday
a quite large party went from her,
/ 'hI1Isg n nx nffrIn 70 fl., Il
session of Legislature at the Stat,
House.
Alice Colombo of Bellows Falls ha
been spending few days in tow
with her sister, Mrs Filian, Will,
the latter is in Randolph caring TO
their mother who is quite sick.
The ladies of the Eastern Star helC
a social after their regular meeting OF
Tuesday evening. Refreshments wer
served consisting of cake and coffee
There was good attendance.
Ned L. Sheldon of Boston was il
town on business last Thursday
Mrs. O'Brien of Ludlow Vt, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. H
Talbot, for Few weeks.
Mrs. Susie Davis of New York i
visiting her brother Fred Green, an,
her aunts, Miss Currier and Mis-
Stone, until after Thanksgiving. Thi
was Miss Davis former home.
Mr.. Warrington of the Mortified
house is now preparing to build an ad
dition to his hotel 30 by 40 feet, fou
stories high This addition has bee
needed for some time past, the bust
ness demanding increased accommoda
lions for the guests. Mr.. Warrington
Keeps a fine house and we wish hin
success.
W. E. Sargent and wife of Ware
were in town on Friday.
Ernest f. Flagg and wife spent
few days in Boston recently. Nj
Flagg returned Wednesday night bu
Mrs. Flagg will remain short tim
longer.
E. F. Deering, who is stopping at W
j. Taplin's, is quite i'll.
f. +. Colburn, of the Colburn Cloth
ing Company, went to Boston las
Monday to purchase goods for his neN
store. He expects it will be ready 70
occupancy by the first of December
Andrew Durham was at home fror
Worcester, Mass, Sunday, Novembe
IS.
P. D. Pike of New York city ha
been in town for the past few day
on business.
The funeral of the late Arson T
Colburn who died on Thursday wa
held Saturday at one O'Clock and bun
rial was at RoXbury. He was mem
Der of the Johnson Post No % North
field G.. A h. Mr.. Colburn wa
seventy-two years of age and rC
spected citizen.
The funeral of Mrs Alonzo Presto
was held last Thursday at lively
O'Clock. Burial was III AldIlch GENE
terry. Mrs, Preston would have bee
siXty-seyen years old in January. He
death was caused by neuralgia of tn
heart. The funeral was largely al
tended, Rev. Walter Dole officiating.
MORETOWN.
Roland Griffith returned to Montpelie
Tuesday evening, after weeks visit wit
his parents,
VIII Turner of Barre, who is sufferin
| fpon, a N =. hSnasS nm his knaa 10 ctonnin