The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-13
NORTHFIELD.

NORTHFIELD.
Albert @. Matson came from Fair
Haven, Mass, on Wednesday to spend
his vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Matson, his parents. He expects
to visit in New Bedford on his return
and from there be will go to Lynn,
Mass. He has a position i'll an cleo
trical establishment there.
Miss Bertha Barrett of Hudson,
Mass, is the guest of Miss Kate joyce
for a short time
Heber @. Cady and family are camp
ing for a week in the summer cottage
on Turkey hill
Miss Kate p Johnson retu ned ON
Saturday evening from an extended
visit in Portland and other cities in
Maine.
Mrs. Walter Ordway visited her hus-
band in Barre last week.
Mrs. John Cunliffe and son, Rich
ard, are spending two weeks in Mont
pelier.
George Evans of Bellows Falls spent
few days in town, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. James Evans, his parents,
last week.
Louis Raycroft returned to Fair
Haven, Mass, on Wednesday.
A. Henry Matson, wife and two
children are spending few weeks in
town.
Charles N Whitmarsh and wife ex-
pect to leave soon for California.
They expect to make their future home
there.
Mrs Howes, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Blake,
Mrs. Farnwsorth and Miss Wiley at
tended the excursion to Burlington
Wednesday.
Mrs. @. Y. Kent went Monday to
ST. Johnsbury to help care for her aunt,
Mrs. Mary Douglas, who is critically
i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Parmenter
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fuller on
Sunday.
Sidney Packwood of Columbia Uni
versity, New York, is the guest of
Samuel Matson and family for two
weeks.
The ladies of the Congregational
church met on Tuesday Afternoon and
sewed from three to five. Supper was
served and lawn party was held in
the evening, ice cream and cake being
sold The band was to have played,
but on account OF rain did not render
any selections
Miss Annie Murray and Miss Name
Murray of st. Adams are visiting Mr..
and Mrs Dan McCarty for a few days.
DR.. J. II. Judkins and Alex Eddy
Joined the Clan Gordons at Barre on
Tuesday evening. IssaaA-zs, H.
Charles A. Plumely and family re
turned on Tuesday from a short stay
at their camp in North Hero.
Misses Ethel Ainsworth and Clari-
bel Hunt of Montpelier spent Sunday
with Mrs. Alice Mansfield. s.s
Copmany f left ON Thursday morn.
ing for muster. Capt. Hovey has beer
sent by the government to inspect and
report on the conditions there.
Miss Helen Howe returned Saturday
from visit in Portlandsville, N. Y,
and has resumed her duties as clerk il
the post Miss Bessie Messer
who has been assisting Postmaster
Richmond during Miss Howe's absence
went on Saturday to Portland, Me-.
to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs NJ e. Warrington ar,
spending two weeks i'll camp at Swan
ton. ssky as-,,r b.. rs
e The Stone brothers, who recently
broke into Gene Robbins store a
Gouldsville, were tried in Judge O.
d. Edgerton's office on Saturday be
fore Judge @. K. Woodward of Mont
pelieI and were bound over to avail
the action of the grand juror. The,
were taken to Montpelier by Sheriff
Martin Fitzgerald Of that city
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Allen and child
who have been the guests of Mrs
Aliens father, Henry Kenyon, 70
some time, returned to their home il
ST. Adams on Saturday, accompanies
by Evelyn Hanlon. - -. ,.-.- .,, .., - :.
Miss Mabel Thomas, who has beef
suffering from appendicitis is re
ported as somewhat better.
Thomas McCutcheon left today TO
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burling
ton, He is to be operated ON for ap
pendicitis His many friends wisl
him a speedy recovery.
Charles Previer is seriously i'll wit
heart trouble.
New telephones have recently bee
placed in the residences of j. Pete
Rabidou and p. ID. Pike.
Miss Mary Pingree has finished wor
as clerk in f. W. buttons store.
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Cole an
daughter of LakeporU, N. H., are tn
guests of Dr. and Mrs j. II. Judkins
= Horace Briggs of the Center villag
is seriously i'll with hemorrhage G
the stomach.
ssMiss Gertrude Flannery of Below
Falls is spending two weeks at til
home of James Ryan.
7. Miss Louise Newell is spending
few weeks in Bellows Falls.