The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-06-18
NORTHFIEUD.


DIN Chase and family of Greenfield,
Mass, arrived in town last week to
spend their summer vacation.
EDr. j. H. Judkins' left on Friday
for two weeks business trip to In
dianapolis, Ind
Mr.. and Mrs. @. V. Kent moved on
Saturday to the Mortified House
where they are to make their future
home.
Arthur Grant of Boston is visiting
in town.
Miss Gertrude Averill is enjoying a
two weeks vacation from her duties
at the National Memorial Co. IS office.
Miss Helen Howe takes Miss Averill S
place and Miss Bessie Messer is in the
post-office in place of Miss Howe.
Mrs. Abbie Thresher is very ill at
her home in Gouldsville
State Organizer Bruce of the Gran
lite Cutters Union was in town Fri
day on business.
The venerable John Plastridge con-
tinues to be very i'll.
G. W. Scott of Burlington was in
town on Wednesday,
Ethel Wardner and Lou Hazelton
were in Waitsfield on Wednesday to
attend a meeting of the Good Temp
lars.
Capt. W. H. Hovey, accompanied by
Capt. Burnham of Fort Ethan Allen
arrived in town ON Friday from an in
spection of the State militia On
Saturday they inspected Company f,
it being the annual June drill. The
drill and inspection took place in the
armory on account of the rain.
An ice cream social was given by
the young people of the Universalist
church on Thursday evening. A farce
was one OF the pleasing features of the
entertainment.
Mrs. F. n. Whitney, accompanied
by her daughter, Harriet, returned on
Friday from Canaan. N. H.
Mrs. Guy Howard and child are Wis.
iting at the home of Miss Addie
Cobleigh.
The ladies of the Episcopal society
held their social at the parish house
on Thursday evening.
Mrs. @. A. Edgerton left last week
for a visit with her sister in the west.
Edison's moving pictures are to ap'
pear at concert hall on Thursday even
churches. There are to be entirely
new pictures and crowded house is
assured.
The savings bank was closed on Fri
day, Cashier H. @. Cady being called
to Montpelier on business.
John A. Gross left on Thursday fol-
New York on business
An auction sale of the household
goods OF James Hazelton was held OIL
the common on Saturday afternoon
MI. Hazelton is to move his family tC
Boston in the near future,
Harry Palmer of Burlington was 6
visitor in town several days last week
Mrs. Margaret Collins of Saranac
n. Y, is at home.
j. w. Grady of Barre was visitor
in town on Friday.
Bernice Jack went to her home il
Calais on Friday. She leaves mex
week for the White Mountains for tie
summer.
Phil Howes of Montpelier was il
town on Saturday.
John harrigan, Harry G. Mosele,
and A. j. Lemieux were in Plattsburg
n. Y, several days last week.
Mrs. Nina Orser was in Newbur.
last week
Miss Myra Morse has finished worl
in Barre and is at home here.
Mrs. Minnie TruaX of Bellows Fall
is visiting at the home of w. +. Cush
man.
Miss Kate Hartley closed anothe
very successful term of school o.
Turkey Hill on Friday.
Children's Day exercises were oh
served on Sunday at the Methods
and Congregational churches
Miss Belle Line OF. New York is
visitor in town.
Prof. and Mrs. H. H. Kibby re
turned today from brief visit i
South Royalton.
The rumor is afioat of base bal
game between the business men and tn
Jerks at the University campus o
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Ford of Franklin Falls
N. H., is visiting relatives in town.
Miss Julia Holland Of Montpelie
arrived home Saturday for the sun
mer vacation.
Jock Bowers of Woodstock is visitin
his daughter Mrs. Frank Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Houston an
two children of Barre were in tow
over Sunday.
A peculiar accident happened
Cadet S. l.. Fuller on Friday afte
noon while on his way to the ba
racks in company with another cade
His companion spying tin can c
the walk kicked it into the air and
its descent it struck Mr.. Fuller in I'll
face, dislocating tooth and cuutir
cash in his lip. DR.. W. b. Mayo toe
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