The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-12-10
NORTHFIELD.

ORIHflELD.
Frank Severance is making extern
sive repairs upon his lot in Elmwood
cemetery. The lot has been graded
and new polished curbing with cor
ner posts has been placed there,
The work was done by Gross Bros
and is of very fine quality and shows
the efficiency of this firm in filling or
ders and doing satisfactory work.
This adds greatly to the looks of the
lot and when completed will be as
fine lot as can be found in any ceme-
terry.
Will Cook of Gouldsville, who had
the misfortune to lose a silver cornet
while on his way to Mortified one
evening last week to assist in the band,
has received no word concerning the
instrument. The finder, whoever he
is, intends to blow himself with no
thought whatever of the old adage
" Honesty is the best policy. "
Mrs. Nelson Latham went to Bar
nard on Saturday to attend the funeral
of her father, Mr.. Pike, which &C.
Cured in that place on Sunday.
MI Kittredge, superintendent of E.
B. Ellis stonesheds, met with a
slight accident on Saturday afternoon
A tolt fell from the ceiling above him
and struck with considerable force on
his head inflicting a cut Dr. Jud-
kins dressed the wound and Mr.. Kit
tredge was able to resume his duties.
An Old Maids Convention will be
held in Cross hall at Gouldsville on
entertainment.
A measuring social will be held at
the vestry of the Methodist church on
Wednesday evening. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all.
Mrs Frank Plumley is quite ill with
pleurisy.
Miss Sadie Downs is ill.
Mrs @. D. Edgerton has returned
from visit to STAFFORD.
H. L. Kenyon spent Sunday in St.
Adams the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
William Allen.
John Dohoney has finished work in
Randolph and has gone to Brockton,
Mass, where he has position.
Mrs. Will Russell is slightly Ill.
Theodore Morrison spent Saturday
in Barre.
Eugene T. Harrington is in New
York and Boston on ten days bust
ness trip.
Mrs. Ellen Dutton was quite ill
with indigestion last week but is con-
valescent now.
Mrs Jason Dole, who was injured
last Sunday by falling from chair,
is able to be out.
A woman fell on Main street on Fri
day evening owing to the icy side.
walk. No injuries were done but
proper precautions should be taken t.
perevent further occurrences of such
calamities.
Rev. Frances Kimball of Williams
town preached in exchange with Rev.
Walter Dole last week Sunday.
The Ideal Entertainers gave an en-.
tertainment to a large audience il
Concert hall on Saturday evening.
and all were pleased with their even
ing's pleasure.
Mr.. Starretr and family of New
York, who recently purchased the new
house recently built by Marshal
Smith on South Main street, are il
town. They are spending a few day!
at E. B. Ellis until the house can be
remodelled Mr.. Starrett is mem
Der of the granite company here.
Charles Pervier is i'll with pleurisy
Tom J. McOutcheon and family re
turned on Tuesday from a visit will
Mrs. McCutcheon' parents in Mont
pelier.
Kenneth Douglass, who came las
June to act as inspector for granite a
II. b. Ellis sheds, left for New York
Friday, after completing his labors il
town.
There will be dance at Cross hal
in Gouldsville on Wednesday evening
Music by Connell's orchestra.
Among those in Montpelier on Fri
day were: Mrs. Leroy Sanborn, Mrs
Robert Davis and children. Mrs
Charles Davis, Miss Mary Pingree an,
DR.. huntley.
Ed Council played at select dane
in Barre on Thursday evening.
Jerry Donahue is moving from tn
Central House to his house on Contra
street.
Mrs. Sam Matson spent Sunday i
Barre.
The steam boiler and engine whic
were shipped to Cannon q Slack fror
Erie, Penn, November 23, have as We
failed to arrive and the delay cause
the firm much inconvenience as thei
increasing business demands the use c
this machinery.
A social was held in the vestry c
the Congregational church on Wednet
dy evening. This was we'll attepde
and fine sum realized. Games wer
played and an enjoyable evenin
passed.
John Mcleod died at his home O
Main street Saturday at / O'Clock I
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