The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-09-03
NORTHFIELD.


Prof. and Mrs. @. S. Carleton re-
turned on Thursday from Cumberland.
Me. They spent the summer there.
The society of the st. Mary's church
held their regular social on Thursday
evening
The parish house of ST. Mary's
church has been fitted up to accomo-
date the children attending school,
The present school building being to
small for the number OF pupils. y
high board fence has been built to
prevent accidents of falling Into the
river and the place bears the aspect OF
an up to date school room.
]. Carbonelle of Havana, Cuba, has
arrived in town and will enter the
sophomore class at Norwich Univer-
sity the coming term.
Ii. Lila Cutler of Burlington ar
rived in town on Wednesday to spend
some time with her grandparents, MI
and Mrs. Harvey M Cutler
Mr.. and Mrs. William Legler were
in Graniteville aDd Montpelier last
week. They returned on Thursday ao-
companied ty their small son. Edward,
who had been spending the week with
his aunt at the former place.
Henry o Orser of Elkton, Col, is
in town.
W. H. Masters was quite i'll on Fri
day evening. He ate some tomatoes
which had stood in can and was poi
soned He is now able to resume his
duties however, and nothing serious
is expected.
The wooden mill at GOuldsville
closes on Saturday for three weeks
vacation.
G.. L. Malnati left for Burlington
today
Griffith Roberts has finished work
for E. B. Ellis and has gone to Bethel
to work.
Mrs. Tom McCutcheon was in Bur-
lington Oh Friday.
Miss Dorothy Hurley of st. Adams
is visiting her aunt, Mrs James
WEIGH.
Harold M. Howe has been taken
into the United States cavalry.
Miss Florence LOOMS began her
school in West Berlin today.
Clarence A. Case and Isaac Garten
of Company left for Burlington this
morning for the State camp to spend
two days in target practice before GO
ing to Sea Girt, n. j. Both belong
ing to the team which will compete
for the international trophy. Com
pany had the highest record of any
in the State.
Mrs. Barnet and daughter, Mary,
of Underhill left on Saturday after a
visit at O. l.. Previer's They were
returning from visit in Massachu'
sets.
The annual boiled dinner and hash
supper of the Congregational church
will be held in Howes hall ON Satur-
day. Everybody come and bring uheil
friends
Miss Marion E. Doyle of Boston ar.
rived in town on Saturday for week.
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Doyle.
Wilmot Baine spent Saturday il
Montpelier.
Mrs. James Evans left on Saturday
for Barre where she will visit hel
daughter, Mrs. Wallace Grady Mr.
Grady is i'll with malaria fever at tina
city.
Mrs. W. H. Cady of Huntington il
in town.
Miss Grace Ingalls, is visiting il
Windsor
Mrs. l.. H. Thompson and niece
Miss Agnes Line, have returned Il
New York city after spending severa
weeks in town.
Miss Kate Bolles of Barre visited il
town on Friday the guest of Mrs. FL
Ingalls,.
Major Hovey and family are in Rad
nor, Mich; for visit to Mr.. Hovey'
father.
Claude Roys spent few days at hi
home in Roxbury the past week
Miss Florence Mcleod spent Thurs
day in Ryegate.
Charles Pre- vier is unable to atten,
to his duties in the telephone Office
While in his wood lot few DAYS ag
some sand blew into his eye, causing
much inflammation and he is confine,
to dark room at present. 1t is hope,
the injury will not prove of seriou
nature.
Mrs. John Banister of Bull Ru
died at her home on Monday after
lingering illness of consumption
Burial took place on Thursday in Eas
Roxbury cemetery. Ora Boyce con
Quoted the services. A husband, tw
daughters and son are left to mour
the loss of n faithful wife and kin
mother. Mrs. Banister was a thor
oughly good woman and a pa,ier
sufferer, and will be greatly missed b
her many friends. Her age was fifty
eight years
Rev. W. S. Hazen conducted
meeting at the Holton school house O
Sunday.
Judge O. ID. Edgerton was in Mon
pelier on business on Saturday.
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