The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-12-03
NORTHFIELD.

NORThFIELD.
Among those from out of town who
visited here on Thanksgiving Day are !:
William Olsen, Gustave Fossell, Misses
Edith Schultz. Annie Olsen Miriam
Kimball, Mabel Martin Mr.. and Mrs.
Gsorge b. B. Denney, Mrs. Minnie
Mccormick, Mr. and Mrs. william
Hauver, Mr.. and Mrs. Winfred Flint,
Mr.. and MIS- Willard Whitcomb, Mr..
and Mrs Elmer Clark, Charles Gokey
of Montpelier; Mr. and Mrs Wallace
Grady, Mr.. and Mrs. George Tliden,
Arthur Tilden, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
Allan Hurtle, W. NJ Hepborne, Miss
Myra Morse, of Barre; Mr.. and Mrs
William Allen of st. Adams.
Several from this town attended the
play at Montpelier on Thursday even
ing.
Dir. Eben Gaynor and Carl Duns-
more. of Boston were the guests of
relatives in town for few days last
week.
Miss Lora Reed is at home from
Montpelier Seminary for a short vaca-
ton
Fred W. Stiles of the Free Press
Office in Burlington returned to his
home on Sunday after spending few
days in town the guest of his aunt,
Mrs. Emma Gifiin.
Miss Mildred Tracy of Montpelier
spent several days in town last week
the guest of Mrs. Alice Mansfield.
Mrs. Addison Denny and two chill
dren expect to return to their home in
Boston Oh Tuesday after spending
some time in town, the guests of An
drew Denny.
The dance held in armory hall on
Friday evening under the auspices of
Co. II was largely attended and very
enjoy able evening was passed. The
music was furnished by Waterman S
orchestra and was excellent. The gen.
tlemen of st. Msry's church held a
chowder supper in the evening and
furnished supper for over fifty couples.
Will Boynton acted in the capacity of
chef and much praise is due him for
the manner in which he performed his
duties, the CLANS being especially fine
A banquet was rendered by the
Catholic Order Of Foresters to their
lady friends in their nall on Wednes-
day evening. 1t was a highly enter
tanning affair About thirty five
entirely informal and consisted of
songs by E. G. Bordeau. Henry Do
Ian, Ed. Devine, recitations by Miss
Minnie Talbot and French song by
Eugene Bordeau of Woodstock, after
which Rev. j. p. O'Neil made some
appropriate remarks and social even
ing was then passed. Mrs. Ida John
son acted as caterer and as she always
does filled her position in an entirely
satisfactory way and credit is due
her in that respect.
Tom Sexton returned to~EBarre Oh
Saturday.
Mrs. George Royce of Roxbury spent
several days in town last week the
guest of her son, Claude.
Eldredge Durham of Boston Insti.
tuition of Technology, Boston, is the
guest of his father, George Durham
for brief vacation.
Miss Alice Richmond is at home
from Middlebury College.
An entertainment will be given by
the Ideal Entertainers at Concert hall
on Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mis-. Charles Du tton re
turned Saturday from visit witt
their son, Frank Dutton IN Morris
vile.
Mrs. @. V. Kent returned on Satur
day from weeks visit in Montpelier
Misses Bertha Morse and Gertrude
Averill, Mrs Minnie Prince ant
daughter, Harriet and W. A Blacl
were in Montpelier on Saturday.
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at the Methodist church. A new or
chestra furnished music and sermon
appropriate to the occasion was deliv
cred. Services were held in st
Mary's church Thursday morning.
Miss None Hayes has finished he
course at Montpelier Seminary and ex
poets to enter the employ of e. b. Ell
LIE as stenographer in the near future
Charles Plumley and family AM
Hon. and Mrs Frank Plumley are ex
pected to arrive from New York thi
evening.
@. V. Kent spent Thursday in Mont
pelier.3
Mrs. Juliette Wright, aged abou
sixty-fve years, died at the home c
her son. Frank Wright, at Lowell
Mass, on Tuesday of cancer of tn
stomach. The remains were brough
here on Wednesday evening and take
to the home of ORA Winch at the Ger
ter. Funeral services were held O
Thursday morning Rev. e. W. Sharp
officiating and interment took place
the Center cemetery. Mrs. Wrigf
was former resident of South Norti
field and had mauy warm friends VIII
sincerely mourn their loss. She
survived by one son, Frank, who a,
companied the remains to this town.