The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-04-23
NORTHFIELD.

B. p Wiley of Barre was in town a
short time last Saturday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. Huntley left Saturday
noon for Boston for q short visit
Senator Walbridge of East Concord,
is now stopping at the North
field House for few days, while he is
getting together material for modern
sketch Of the town of Northtield which
he will put into book form.
G. V. Kent is moving to the tene-
ment in Fred Fuller's house on Main
street. the house he now occupies will
be rented and occupied by E. b. Ellis.
John Cross, Capt. Hovey, II. @.
Cady, j. NJ. Bullock and George San
born were in Brattleboro last Thurs
day to attend the Mystic Shrine.
The ladies of st. Mary's Society
held an annual baked bean supper and
sociable at the parish house last Thurs
day evening and the afternoon was
spent in sewing by the ladies. Supper
was served at O'Clock it was an en-
joyable affair and was well attended
Claude Roys is in Boston a few days
on business.
j G. Church of Hancock is stopping
at Mrs Nelson Tylers on Main street.
Mr.. Church is taking orders for an
unlined shoe called the Whitcomb
| Sole. He has been now with
| this shoe five seasons ana has met with
excellent success.
Miss Name Doyle of Boston. Mass. 4,
spent Sunday i'll town.
John Doyle met with bad accident
recently by having one of his hands
badly crushed in the roller at Gross
Bros stone shed he will be very for
tunate if they save his whole hand.
II. G. Moseley moved into his new
tenement in the Mayo block last We'd
nesday, while f. E. b own, one of his
market men, T. owed into the tenement
vacated by Mr., Moseley.
The entertainment given under The
auspices of the ladies' reading circle
and the faculty of Norwich Univer-
sity in Dewey Hall last Friday even
ing was attended by large ana en-
thuiastic audience. Fred Bancroft OF
Boston, formerly of Montpelier, rem
dered in his usual fine style severa
solos in Italian and with him was Miss
Allen, "a leading soprano of Boston,
also rendering several solos which
were very pleasing. After the musi
which gave the people chance tC
meet the artists. Miss Rugg of Mont
pelier was pianist. 1t was very en-
joyable affair in every way.
The old and young folks ball tina
was held in armory hall Friday nigh
was not very largely attended on &C
count of the entertainment given il
Dewey hall. Those that were presen
report very pleasant time.
Hon. Frank Plumley was called tt
Newfane, last Wednesday to attent
county court in that county.
ID. w. Crommett, who rceentl,
bought the pool and billiard business o
Alex Joslin is now remodeling the in
terror and partitioning off room il
one corner for the manufacturing O
cigars. Mr.. Crommett expects to b'
making cigars by the middle of thu
week.
Judge and Mrs. Juckett from TIN
west arrived Saturday to visit Mrs
Juckett's mother, Mrs. Hassett. 1t i
now expected they will take thei
young child home with them, who ha
been here for the past year.
Miss Emma Dodge of Charlestown.
N. H., is spending few days wit
Mrs. j. III. Judkins.
Mis- Murphy of Barre made shor
visit mt the home of John Doyle Fri
day evening.
Miss Belle Morse sent Sunday i
Barre with her sister. Myra.