The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-12-17
NORrHFIELD.

NUN IL
Rev. Homer White Of Randolph, Il
former rector OF st. Mary's church
preached in that church on Sunday.
1t is understood that call will he ex-
tened ~ Rev Mr.. Hudgell of Dan
vas, Mass, tn become re tor of ST.
Mary's.
Prof. E. A. Shaw and wife enter
tanned the faculty of Norwich Uni
versity aud their wives, also teachers
of the graded school on Friday even.
ing.
The ladies' whist club met with
Mrs. George Nichols last Wednesday.
The club meets with Mrs. M. h. Var
rington on Wednesday.
Mrs. Samuel Matson is in Barre for
all indefinite stay.
There is talk of starting "a gentle
mems whist club in town.
Walter Frost, who came from Ven
ezueIa with Hon. Fraak Plumley and
wife, will enter the high school and
will be educated in the United States.
About eighteen members Of Naomi
Chapter O. E. S, expect to attend the
district meeting at Montpelier WeGues-
day evening, December l6.
Albert Chase Is confined to the house
with pleurlsy.
Eli Perkins, humorist will be in
Mortified, January Z, and give an en-
tertainment in Concert hall.
Mrs. Rhoda Kidder is suffering from
all attack of heart trouble.
Mrs. f. H. Thomas of Middlehury,
who has been spending the week with
her daughter, Miss Bernice, left for
her home Friday morning.
Miss Marguerite Doheny of Barre is
at home from Barre during the vaca-
tion of the schools in that city.
Misses Bernice Thomas, Miss Mabel
Gokey, Minnie Smith, Mrs. William
Legier and Mrs. K. w. Sharpe spent
Saturday in Montpelier.
P. D. Pike went to Boston Friday
on business trip.
Charles Coleman of Boston is en-
ployed as draughtsman for E. B. Ell
lis.
Miss Carrie l.. Lessor, who has been
visiting her aunt, Miss Carrie Lessor,
leaves this week for Ell Paso, Texas,
where she will spend the winter with
her uncle. S. o. Lessor.
H. O. Mosely was at home on Sun.
day.
Mrs. M. e. Warrington and Mrs.
Della Hanlon were in Roxbury on
Monday.
John P. Moseley, former North
field boy, expects to leave soon for San
Antonio. Texas. being sent to that
city in the interests of the Peris, San
born, Map Co.
Go. +, held dance at Armory hall
on Friday evening. This was not as
largely attended as the previous dance
held by the company bnt fine time
was enjoyed. Dancing continuing I'M
til twelve.
Miss Florence Houston spent Thurs
day in Barre.
An Old Maids Convention was pre-.
sented to fair sized audience in Gross
hall at Goulnsville on Friday evening.
Miss Estelle Cross had the matter in
charge and deserves much credit for
the way the parts were presented.
Dancing was INDUCED in after the en-
tertainment and very enjoyable even
ing was passed.
Jerry Donahue of Roxbury, who has
been proprietor of the hotel III that
town for the past year, has moved his
family to town. He expects to reside
here for the present
The dance which was to have been
held at Dewey hall on Saturday even.
ing, under the auspices of the sopho-
more class OF the university, has been
indefinitely postponed.
J. G.. Greggs of the Metropolitan
Insurance Company of Barre was in
town on business last week.
Miss Sadie Downs is quite ill at the
home Of Rev. E W. Sharpe. Her sis
ter, Miss Margaret Downs, of Roches-
ter is in town caring for her.
Miss Harriet Hurley begins a term
OF school in Groton on Wednesday.
Harry Palmer of Burlington was in
town on Wednesday on business.
The cornet recently lost by Will
Uook was returned to him on Satur-
day. 1t seems that ON the evening the
instrument was lost Harry Cole, who
lives on the Brown farm in Berlin, was
driving u young horse home and the
horse SHE'D and ran over something
shiny in the road. Mr. Cole aiighted
from the wagon and found the object
to be cornet He took iG to his home
and as he had not seen any account OF
the loss was in Ignorance of the own
or. Upon coming to Mortified, Satur.
day, he brought the horn with him and
then learned about the loser. Mr..
Cook is wearing happy smile az only
the bell was slightly damaged.
Ray Lille of the freight office force
Is spending few days at his home
in Morrisville.
DIV. Kent was in Brookfield on Sat.
urday.