The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-09-17
NORTHFIELD.

Mrs. A. G. Bullock visited in Mont
pelier on Saturday.
David Hoyt returned from East
Calais on Saturday. He expects to
enter Norwich University this term.
Mr. and Mrs o. F. Stebbins re-
turned on Saturday from Barton.
They have been spending several
weeks in that town.
Mrs. Daniel Johnson and son, Fred
were in Montpelier and Barre last
week.
william Holton, who is acting as
juryman in Montpelier, was at home
on Sunday.
Cross Bros engine room took fire
on Friday afternoon about 2 80. The
fire was caused by spark from the
engine and was discovered before any
serious damage was done.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flynn and
daughter, Esther, of Boston returned
on Saturday. Mrs. Flynn1and daugh-
ter have been spending several weeks
here the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Keough.
Ed. Devine went to Boston on Tues
day on business.
Gross Bros expect to close their
shops for three days next week to give
their employees opportunity to attend
the fair.
DR.. Early returned to his home in
Lowell on Saturday after weeks
visit with relatives in town.
The ST Holland troupe came Satur-
day to attend the fair. They are a
musical company composed of five
people and came to this place from
Sherbrook Canada. They will have
tent and give exhibitions the three
days of the fair.
Ed Smith of Barre was in town on
Saturday.
Miss Maude Howes returned from
Westport, N. Y, ON Friday after
spen ding the summer at that place.
Miss Howes will begin work for e. l..
Field this week.
Samuel Yeaton of Brooklyn N. Y.
is in town. Mrs. Yeaton came here
several weeks ago and has been visit
ing relatives.
Misses Lima Brooks and Maude
Bromfield are in New York.
Miss Anna French of Concord N
H., arrived in town Saturday to spend
two weeks vacation with Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert French.
Thomas Clark has returned to his
home in Maberly, Ont, after spending
the summer in town.
The annual fair dance will be held
in armory hall ON Wednesday evening
music will be furnished and an en-
joyable time is promised.
Mrs George Bailey, who has been
linz bA hA, h.,
band Lieut. Bailey, at Fort Ethan
Allen, is spending a short time in
town.
James Ryan was in Waitsfeld.
Waterbury and Montpelier last week.
Another of the series of delightful
concerts was given by the band OIL
Thursday evening. This was thor.
oughly enjoyed by all.
1.-THE Real Widow Brown" was
played before fair sized audience OF
Thursday. This company presented
first class entertainment and was
highly entertaining.
Edward Legier of North Andover
Mass, is in town for visit among
relatives.
Miss Kate Johnston entertained
few friends at whist on Friday even
ing
DR.. William H. Hurley and Mis-
Nellie Virginia Hoffacker were mar
RED September 10, at Baltimore, Md
DR.. Hurley is promising younI
physician and his many friends wlsl
him success and happiness.
Miss Louise Lee of Middlebury i
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Hebe
Oady.
Prof. and Mrs. Roberts and daugh
ter returned from Maine last weel
where they have been spending tn
summer.
Mrs. Frank Dutton leaves this wee
for Worthwhile. She expects to max
her future home in that town. MI
Dutton has been there for some time
Willard P. Springer and Prof. vii
liam Shaw went to the Adirondac
mountains Oh Friday, on huntin
expedition They expect to retru
with loads of game
Wilmot Baine expects to leave O
Saturday for Waltham, Mass, to re
sumo his duties as clerk in a dru
store at that place Mr. Baine Ina
been spending the summer here an
his many friends will miss his genit
face.
Beginning on Tuesday evening tn
stores of the town will close thel
evenings a week instead of two as Ina
been the custom for some time. The
will close at 6 o'clock on Tuesda,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
the future. This is greatly apprecia
ed by the clerks.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Pratt and sol
Harry, of Montpelier spent Wedne
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