The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-09-24
NORTHFIELD.

is visiting at George Brooks.
f. l.. Howe was at Woodstock Mon
day and Tuesday of last week.
Harroll M. Howe was at Waitsfeld
on Tuesday. setting a stone for f. l..
Howe q 90.
Andrew Durham of New York was
the guest Of his father last week.
Rev. George Sutherland of Waynes-
vile, N. g., former rector of st.
Mary's church, with his family, have
arrived at Rev A. D. Browns for a
short time.
Miss Amy Bradford visited her
cousin, Mrs. John Foley, at Waitsfield
on Monday.
Miss Mary Sansa, who has spent
the summer at Mrs. A. b, Ford r. re-
turned to Boston on Friday. While
here she painted several ladsGapes from
nature One especially pretty one
was from King street looking up
across the town and arch bridges.
Mrs. a. B Ford and daughter, Flor
enoe, left on Thursday for Boston.
Miss Florence is 80 enter Boston Uni
versity.
Ernest Downing has returned from
St. Johnsbury.
Cadet James Sweet of Southern
Pines, N. c., has returned to Norwich
University.
Miss Annie Loring, who has been
visiting Miss Angie Badger, returned
to Brooklyn, N. Y, ON Thursday
Mrs Ed Deering of Boston, is visit
ing Mrs. Ellen Braley, her mother.
Hon. Henry A. Hodges and daugh-
ter Mrs. Ed Jacobs of Richmond,
were in town on Thursday, visiting at
John H. Hurley's
Major. H w. Hovey and family,
who have been visiting his father at
Radnor, Pa, returned home Oh Thurs
day.
Wilmont Baine, who has been spend
ing the summer in town returned to
Waltham, Mass, on Saturday.
Edward Harvey and family returned
to Waltham, Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. Glib Bates was in Montpelier
on Saturday.
Miss G.. Ernestine Abbott returned
to her home in Franklin Falls, N H. T.,
on Saturday, after weeks visit
among friends in this vicinity.
Fred @. Dunsmoor of Boston ar
rived in town Sunday morning to
spend a two weeks vacation at his
home in this place.
The band concert given by the band
at the stand on Wednesday evening
was attended by an unusually large
number and was thoroughly enjoyed
by all.
A large number from out of town
attended the fair this year and many
attended the dance in the armory OIL
Wednesday evening.
John Kirby was in Montpelier OF
Saturday.
The man arrested for intoXication by
Deputy Sherif if Moseley on Wednesday
was taken to Montpelier by Policeman
Fitzgerald on Thursday morning.
Mrs. E. O. Grant and Mrs. George
Bailey were in Montpelier on Satur
day to visit Lieut.. George Bailey, who
was in command of Troop d, 2nd u
S. cavalry, which was encamped neai
Montpelier Junction on Saturday
night.
Walter OrdWay of Barre arrived Sat
urday noon to spend Sunday in town
Prof William Shaw and Willard P
Springer returned on Saturday from
hunting trip III the Adirondacks
They report game as plentiful, having
shot three deer.
James Grady Of st. Adams was
recent visitor in town.
Richard Houston of Old Orchard
Me-, arrived in town last week TO
an extended visit with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. f. p Houston.
Ned Barrett of Boston has been i
town for the past week.
Miss Maude Hutchinson of Williams
town was the guest of Mrs. JOSH
Loomis last week
Among the visitors in town las
week were Dudley Rice of RoXbury
Miss Myra Morse and Dan Morse an
family Of Barre, Harry Pratt Of Mont
pelier, Will Nichols, Arthur Tilden
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Grady and Mis-
Jemima Trail OF Barre.
Miss Eva Houston returned frol
New York on Tuesday and has com
menced her duties as trimmer at Mis-
Minnie Smiths millinery parlors.
Miss Lora Reed spent Sunday i
town.
Mrs Vira Dutton and two sons lei
on Wednesday for their new home
Morrisville.
Mrs. E. L. Field, Mrs. Alice Mans
field and Ned Barrett spent Friday
Barre.
The graded school closed on Wedne
day and Thursday of last week to a
low the pupils to attend the fair
Norwich University opens for I'll
fall term on Wednesday evening.
large number of freshmen are expec
ed.
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