The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-03-26
NORTlIFIELD.

w. A. Shay of the Mortified News
spent Sunday with his family in
Montpelier.
MI. and Mrs. F. L. Snow of Barre
were in town Monday, returning at
night. Mr.. Snow has engaged with
the village of Mortified to act as super
intendent of the lighting department..
He comes to Mortified well recon-
mended and with long experience,
having been with the Consolidated
Lighting Go. nine years, and with the
Capital Electric Co. two years and
with j. S. Viles three years. The
people of our village will be well
pleased with their new superintend-
ent.
George Selinas moved his family to
Graniteville last week where Mr.. Sc
linas has been employed for some time
past.
The play given on March 10,
"Twixt Love and Money" was very
largely attended, there being $76 taken
at the door. The parts were all we'll
sustained and ever, one voted it a
grand success.
Alice Farr was called to Rockland,
Maine, last week on account of the
DOL lOuo lllhCoo VI iiOl oiSpOi ~Ahho'
The Good Templars gave sugar
social at their rooms last Thursday
night. About thirty five were present
and pleasant social evening was
passed.
Rev. j. Edward Wright of Mont
pelier preached in the Universalist
church last Sunday on exchange with
Rev. Walter Dole.
The household goods of Ed Deerine
and W. j. Taplin were shipped to
Boston last week. Mr. Taplin has 8
position there and Mr.. Deering will
take his former place there.
DR.. Judkins spent Thursday evening
in Montpelier, attending the Ameri
can Order of Woodmen.
The officers of the Eastern Stal
lodge went to Randolph last Thurs
day night, March 10. The Namo
Chapter from this town exemplifiet
the work in the afternoon and thu
Ruth Chapter of Barre in the evening
George Austin of Bolton Falls anC
lineman from Montpelier We're il
town the latter part of the week, tt
help in place of Martin Hanlon WHIT
was recently killed.
Mrs. G. r. Andrews returned hom
last Saturday evening after three
months visit in New York city.
The ladies reading circle met Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. G. III. New
ell.
A social dance was given Frida,
night in Dewey hall.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Campbell O
Watarhurv xUara in town last xyaal
to attend the play.
The play "The Village Grocer,
that was to have been played Monda.
bad weather
Mrs. @. d. Edgerton has returne
from South Stratford where she ha
been assisting in the care of her faith
er, who is sick.
@. N. Whitmarsh and son ALDER
left for Boston on Wednesday, @
route for Denver Colo, where the
will 60 for their health.
O. M. Davis and wife were guests c
W. E. Harlow in Montpelier last wee
Tuesday night taking in the Count
Fair. -
The remains of Mrs. Camp of st. A.
bans, former resident of this tow
were brought here last Thursday an
placed in the Elmwood cemetery
the side of her husband who wa
buried here several years ago. Mrs
Camp was sister of Mrs. Edwar
Denny, formerly of this place
The Hair Pin factory is now III
Furnishing condition, having NOR
orders than they can possibly fiji
They are now finishing three kinds
horn hair pins which are of the fir
quality.
Mrs. Judkins of Claremont, N. II
is visiting her son, DR.. Judkins, for
few days,
Miss Whitmarsh of Bethel was I'll
guest of her brother, Q. N. Viii
marsh, Monday.
The cadets of the Norwich Unive
sity will not be allowed their usu
Easter vacation because of the tV
weeks vacation short time ago {
account of sickness. The time wi
be put in on drills
The grievance committee Of ii
stone cutters union went TO We
Berlin last Saturday to investigate
complaint.
William Pervier, who has bee
quite sick of late with pleurisy, is I
ported more comfortable.