The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-03-12
MIDDLESEX.

Mis-. Will Nye of Barre was guest
of Mrs. Edna Robinson, Wednesday
and Thursday.
F. l.. VIM of Montpelier was at
home on Sunday
Miss Flora Shepherd visited in
Waterbury Center three days of last
week, and her mother, Mrs. w. H.
Shepherd was in Waterbury Center on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Campbell and
sons of Waterbury called on friends in
town Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Atkins were in
Duxbury on Sunday.
Have you seen some of those So. 90
suits of clothes at Wards?
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Ward and son
| Raymond, were in Waterbury, Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Bailey and child
of Montpelier were guests of William
Hudson and wife on Sunday.
@. @. Ward has received his spring
line of hats and caps from Boston.
Come and look them over.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. H. Hammond were
in Montpelier ON Thursday.
H. S. Bassett of Boston was in town
| Friday.
Miss Ivy Smalley was in Moretown
Sunday
| Miss Freda Robinson won the prize,
a 81 piece silver set, as the most popu-
lar young lady in town. The prize
was given by the German Medicine
Co., which was here for week.
Headquarters for rubber boots foI
men, women and children, also rub
bers and socks at @. @. Wards.
Homer Locke was at his home in
West Bolton three days of last week.
E. H. Daniels, while working at
the Viles electric plant, Saturday
afternoon was struck in the face by
piece of iron that broke away from
a derrick. 1t inflicted three or fonl
pelier was called At the present
writing Mr.. Daniels is able to be out.
f. NJ Shettle is to work for g. P.
Miles the coming season.
Mrs. F. A. Wolcott has returned
from her visit in Hinssburg.
Sugar pals, syrup cans, and sap
spouts can be found at the store of G
O. Ward
The ladies' aid society are to hold
a sociable with Mrs. U. H. Ham.
mond, Wednesday afternoon.
Hams, frankfurts, salt and smoked
fish, canned meats, ETC., at Wards.
Miss Jennie E. Johnson was il
Montpelier on Wednesday.
S. G. Nutter of ST. Adams preached
for the Methodist society on Sunday
Maurice and Frank Conway loaded
two cars Of lumber for Thomas Egar
of Montpelier last week.
NORTHFIELD
The initiation of Alpha Sigma Pi fra
ternity of Norwich University be-
gan last Friday evening, when the
rites of membership were conferred
upon Sidney Wallace hampton, Bos
ton; Carl Augustus Barrett, Boston
Clarence Roy Calderwood, st. Johns
bury; Harry Freeman Doe, Newbury
Bradford Pierce Hovey, Mortified.
The initiation was concluded Satur
day evening when Charles Ralph
Hartwell, Montpelier; William Edgar
Markham, Bethel, William Clayton
Newell, Philadelphia, Martin Leroy
Rumrill, Randolph. and James Bald
win SWEET of South Pines, North Car
olina. were intrusted with the mys
teries of the chapter. The annua
initiation dinner will be held at tn,
Northfield House, Friday evening
March 49,
SOUTH NORTHFIELD.
David Denny and Louis Gabourie
have been confined to the house by ill
ness during the past week.
Pliny La Forest has moved into Free
Pombarli's house.
b. A. Denny was in Waitsfield Las
week and purchased several COWS 70
his dairy.
Joseph Townson and wife have re
turned to their home here after sta
of several weeks with their son Fred
Fred Pombarli and wife, who hav
given such excellent satisfaction n
the town home for the past year, hav
been hired for another year
George III. Cobleigh was in st. AL
bans and Burlington last week OF
business.