The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-07-16
NORTHFIELD.

Miss Nellie Hassett went to Maple
wood on Monday morning for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Charles Foote of Concord, N.
H., is visiting her brother A. X.
French.
Mrs. Frank Bacon suffered shock
last Saturday on her right side. She
is in a very critical condition.
Miss Mary Mcmahon of Montpelier,
who is employed on the Barre Daily
Times, has been visiting in town a
number of days.
Mrs. Albert OHeir, Mrs. B. f.
Early and Miss Jennie Flaunery of
Lowell and Mrs. John Ryan of Boston
are visiting at Mrs. Edmond Ryan's.
Adolph Lane of Barre was a visitor
in town one day last week.
j. K. Morris has returned from Lit.
tleton, N. II. He has been pitching
for league ball team.
Two new telephones we're installed
last week, one in Cannon q Slack's
stone shed, and one in Mr., Partch S
grist mill at South Northfield.
MIS-. Gates, niece of Rev. W. S.
Hazen, gave an interesting talk last
Tuesday evening on missionary work
in India Mrs Gates has lived there
several years.
Little Vivian Morse of Lowell,
Mass, will spend the rest of the sum-
mer with her grandmother, Mrs. E.
Huntley.
DR.. and Mrs. Sherman Kimball ar
rived in town on Friday morning to
spend two weeks among relatives and
friends.
The company which played here last
Saturday night was greeted by good
sized house. They gave an excellent
performance the best seen here for a
long time. They will play again on
Wednesday night, July 10, and it is
hoped that the people of Mortified
will avail themselves of the opportun-
ity to attend.
Rev. f. B. kellogg of Waterbury
was in the town on Monday and with
Rev. W. S. Hazen went to Montpelier
in the afternoon to attend commit
tee meeting with Rev. L. f. Reed.
Alex Eddy and wife returned home
ON Monday night from st. Adams
They have been stopping in that city
for ten days They were accompanied
by Mrs. Charles Donovan and little
son, who are to remain here for the
present.
The trial of Leonard Relation was
postponed from Monday to Wednes-
day.
Bert Allen of East Roxbury moved
in the Mayo building on Monday He
is graduate of the Baltimore Dental
College and he is deserving of share
in the patronage of the people.
Claude Morse was in Barre, Mon
day, on business
Mrs. Warrington and Mrs Hanlon,
with party of guests, spent last
Thursday at Wllliamstown Springs.
Mrs. Fred Houston is spending sew
eral days in Corinth.
Arthur McCarty is clerking for a
few days in the store of Duke and
Harrigan.
j. H. Talbot and daughter Minnie,
are spending their vacation in New
York.
Carl Dole from the post-office de-
partment at Washington is in town for
short visit with his parents.
Miss Amy Bradford arrived in town
on Saturday from Boston to spend the
summer with the family of her uncle.
p. d. Pike.
P. D. Pike, president of the Vermont
Black Slate Company, went today to
New York and Boston for a week s
business trip.
Arthur Tilden from Barre was in
town, Sunday.
Mayo Blake was at home from Mont
pelier on Sunday.
The Universalist Sunday school will
hold picnic on the fair grounds
Wednesday, this week. A good time is
expected Come all.
Mrs. Abbie Baker has moved from
the house of Mrs. Blood to Emmons
Howe's house.
Miss Celeste Aldrich of Concord,
N. H., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. f.
W. Option.
Mr.. and Mrs. Booth were in Brook
field on Saturday.
The Ellis stone shed was shut down
on Friday and Saturday on account of
not paying off the help. They started
up ON Monday morning.
j. M. Bullock and +. ]. Houston
spent Sunday at Berlin pond.
Mrs. Nina Orss and little son, James