The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-06-11
NORTHFIE1D.


Mrs. James Evans was called to
New Jersey last Friday by the serious
illness of her son, Charles.
Harry E. Palmer of Burlington has
been in town several days recently, in
the interest OF the slate business.
p. D. Pike was in Proctor two OF
three days last week.
Mrs. Herbert Mayo of Stowe was in
town several days last week.
Mrs. @. A. Edgerton left last Mon
day for Michigan, for an extended
visit
Mrs. Charles Mena and Mis-. An
drew BeTsconi left Monday for New
York whence they will sail for Italy
where they will spend two or three
months.
The brakeman who was injured in
the recent wreck is now suffering a
great deal of pain. He is at the home
of Mrs. Thresher where he was taken
at the time of the accident.
Mrs. Jerome Cook, now stopping at
the Riverside in Montpelier, has been
spending week at her home She
has had a fence put up between her
house and Mr.. Rocsoe's.
Rev. w. S. Hazen was in Cabot two
days last week.
Joe Mccormick left Sunday for
st. John, New Brunswick, called by
the serious illness of his father.
Mrs. Robert Davis place as organist
at the Episcopal church is supplied by
Miss Carrie Cushman. Mrs. Davis
has been i'll for some time.
E. f. Thomas was in Montpelier
last Saturday on business.
Mrs. Mary Gould has recently pur-
chased new piano and pianola and
they have been placed in her home at
Gouldsville.
DR.. Hnutley has recently returned
from short business trip to Boston.
The May number of the Egis is now
out. 1t contains very fine cut of the
graduating class; also the essays
and orations delivered by them at the
graduating exercises The Egis is
on sale at E. Huntley and Co. IS
store.
The band gave a concert Goulds-
vile Saturday night a good crowd
was in attendance.
The high school graduates had
their class ride to Berlin pond last
Saturday. Hugh Thrasher took them
to the pond with his four horse team.
They had basket picnic and general
good time.
T. l.. Snow of Barre has been as
sisting at the electrical plant for the
past few days.
No. fire engine was out last Fri
day night playing the hose back OF
the blocks, on account of the dry
weather. H. S. Curtis has charge OF
the two fire engines and keeping them
in repair. He was appointed by the
chief engineer.
Dominica Falzarino has sold his
stock of goods to persons IN Goulds.
vile.
W. E. Harlow of Montpelier was il
town Saturday on business.
Miss Minnie Stevens, who has beer
sick for some days, is better.
DR. and Mrs. @. W. Steele of Barre
spent Thursday and Friday with Mr.
and Mrs. E. o. Thurston, in attend
ance at the graduating exercises Of
their daughter Nina.
Miss Kate Hartley spent Saturday
in Montpelier.
Miss Katherine Grady returned tt
Barre on Friday after two or three
weeks stay at the home of Mr.. an(
Mrs. James Evans
Miss Bessie Messer returned from
Northampton, Mass, last Monday
She has been employed since las
November, as stenographer for thu
leading physician in the asylum
She also spent last Friday evening il
Barre and Montpelier.
Mics RaIIa XVunpo to hla oirI OF tb,
Northfeld House, went to Bethel las
Friday night for a weeks vacation.
Dan Morse of Barre was in tow
last Friday night.
Miss Mary Pingree was in Montpe
lier on Thursday.
John Hutchins and Charles Houston
have been appointed night watchmen
to guard against fire.
Charles Gold of Minneapolis. MINI
an old resident of Northfield, was il
Sown Saturday in the interest of tn
firm of which he is member.
Mrs. 9. b. Wall of South Royalto
visited at the home of her brother, W
X. Blake, on Tuesday and Wednesda
of last week. She attended the East
ern Star meeting.
The remains of Mrs Carpenter
widow of Colonel George N Carper
ter, were brought here on Monday fC
burial beside her husband Mrs, Cal
penter died last Friday in Boston
The grand lodge OF the Eastern Sta
was held here last Tuesday and Wee
nesday in their new hall, there bein
about two hundred and fifty member
present from out of town Tuesda
morning The address of welcOme WIS
given by Mrs. Myrtle Davis in I'll
afternoon. Two candidates were pr