The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-06-04
NORTHFIELD.

Miss Minnie Stevens is slowly inn
proving from a serious illness with
hemorrhages of the lungs.
DR.. H. H. Walling is very low.
Mrs. Walling remains about the same,
The ball game on Friday between
the Montpelier high school and the
Northfield.J uniors resulted in a vic
tory for the Mortified team by a
score of % to 5. A large number of
high school pupils from Montpelier
came in tally-ho and enjoyed a
dance in the evening at Dewey hall,
the cadets orchestra furnishing mu-
SIC. A very pleasant time is reported.
The Mortified graded school closed
Friday afternoon. The lower grades
assembled in room where pre- Me-
mortal exercises were held by the
different grades. Rev. E. w. Sharpe
spoke very entertainingly to the chill
dren.
Capt W. II. Hovey was in Montpe-
lier, Friday, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Wood of Mont
pelier were in town several days last
week on account of the illness of Mrs
Wood s mother, Mrs. Elm eHolsworth.
Charles A. Plumley was in South
Londonderry several days last week.
Senator Walbridge of Concord was
in town several days last week on bus
mess connected with the Mortified
directory OF which he has charge.
A new telephone has been installed
in @. S. Richmond's store.
Miss Nellie..Mayo left on Friday for
Woodstock, where she as employ
ment at the Woodstock Inn for the
summer.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Carrie M. Oushman to
Joseph T. Lance also Miss Ella F.
Lowell to Prof. Carl V. Woodbury.
both to take place June II.
Cadet Ralph Gilman visited in
Stowe last week.
Rev. Walter Dole was called to East
Granville ON Wednesday to o6iciate
at the funeral of George Buttertield
of that place.
Rev. P. j. Doheny of st. Adams is
visiting his parents.
E. E. Campbell, wife and two chill
dren of Waterbury were visitors at the
home of Homer Denny over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Blood has returned from
the west, where she has been visiting
her two sons.
Mrs. Kate Soper of Randolph is
soon to move her household goods
here and will reside on Central street.
Horace and Mary Pratt of Barre
were in town on Saturday.
The Grand Chapter, Order Eastern
Star, is to hold a convention here
June and 3. Naomi Chapter, No.
IS, will exemplify degree work Tues
day evening on two candidates, after
which refreshments will be served. Or
Wednesday the Grand Chapter will
hold election of officers and transact
other business. A large delegation il
expected.
The base ball game on Saturday
afternoon between the Montpelier
clerks and the Mortified Juniors re.
suited in victory for the juniors by
a score of 10 to 5. The game was
played at the Norwich University
campus.
Charles Smith had the misfortune tt
sever an artery in his hand on Friday
while at work cutting stone. DR.. j.
HI. Judkins dressed the hand
1eDcI OduJ ISbuIu0u vi SATURDAY
from Boston.
Mrs. @. w. Steele of Barre was il
town, Saturday.
Matthias Cannon's horse became
frightened at an automobile on Friday
The wagon was overturned and {
broken whitfletree resulted.
Miss Frances Abbott of Worceste
is visitor at the home of Waite
Ordway.
The graduating exercises of the higl
school are to take place at concert hal
on Thursday evening On Frida,
evening a banquet CT the alumni viii
be held at the Mortified House, fol
lowed by reception in armory hall
President and Mrs. Brown enter
tanned the senior class of Norwiel
very pleasant time is reported
Rev. and Mrs. Z. W. Sharp tendere
reception to the senior class of tn
high school on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Legier and MI
and Mrs. Sargent French were il
Barre on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buzzell of Eas
Roxbury were in town on Monday
Myra Morse of Barre was at home
Sunday.
@. V. Kent was II East Calais las
week.
Miss Martha Hazen of Montpelie
was at home on Sunday.
Miss Grace Ingalls, was at HON
from Barre to spend Memorial Day.
Cross Brothers. stone shed was SHIT
down several days last week, Will
taking account of stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Giffin and so
and Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Kerr an
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