The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-22
NORTHFIELD.

ed her sister, Mrs. Fred Sears, last
week
Miss Louise Harlow, who has been
boarding at W. e. Kingston's the past
summer, returned to Brooklyn, N.
Y, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gate returned to
Boston last Tuesday after visiting two
weeks in town.
Charles Plumley has purchased a
building lot Of Newell Byam.
Mrs. H. H. Jewell of Nashua, N. H.,
is visiting Mrs. Fred Fuller.
Miss Ann Pearsons is lii.
A gold lined cup and saucer was
presented to Joseph Coulombe by
cup is Presented by Rev. j. p.
O'Neil to Joseph Coulombe in recog-
milton of events of Saturday, Sept.
30"
Mrs. Persis Preston of Burlington
is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Robert Paine left on Thursday
night for North Woburn, Mass. called
there by the serious illness of her
mother, Mrs. Margaret Bradley.
Miss Helen Howe spent Sunday in
South Royalton.
A large number from here went to
Boston on the excursion last week.
Louis B. f. Raycroft of Fairhaven,
Mass, came on Sunday night to visit
his cousin, Edward Kelly, Mr.. Ray
croft presented a handsome flag to the
school at South Mortified and interest
ing exercises appropriate to the occa-
- Ill nl.a
was the school of Mr.. Raycroft's boy
hood. He expects to remain in town
several days.
Bradford Gray of Cheswold, Del.
who has been visiting at e. B. Ellis
for week, returned to his home on
Thursday.
Mike Pembroke IF Wrights Mills
was a visitor in town on Saturday.
Mrs. Davis, who has been visiting
her son, Robert Davis, left on Friday
for Massachusetts, where she will meet
two daughters who are soon to leave
for Florida.
A telephone was installed in the
residence of E. j. Cornell on Satur.
day.
A new carpet has been presented
to Rev. j. P. O'Neil by the Catholic
Order of Fofesters for the sanctuary
of st. Johns church.
Addison Denny of Boston spent Sun
day at the home of his father, A. E.
Denny.
DR.. Camp of Barre was in town Oh
business on Saturday.
A meeting of the directors of the
Mortified Telephone Company will
be held on Tuesday evening in the
store of j. H. Talbot, when the pro
posed new line to West Berlin will bt
discussed.
A special village meeting will be
! held Oh Tuesday evening to see if thu
village will vote to afford proper pro
lection against fire, also water sys
| tenn.
NJ. L. Warrington, who recent,
suffered painful accident, is slowl,
recovering.
| John A. Cross, of the firm of eros
Bros, is in Iowa, looking up larg
contract job.
T. j. McCrutcheon has returned
| from visit at the home of his fathe
in St Johnsbury.
Mrs. A. A. Joslin was in Montpe
lier on Thursday.
Miss Maude l.. Howes has beef
suffering from severe attack of rheu
matism, but is reported to be rapid,
recovering
Misses Mabel Gokey and Bernie
Jack visited in Montpelier last week
Loren Friend has finished work 70
Gross Eros. and is working in tn
stone shed of E. B. Ellis.
Willie Kelly, who was injured by
log rolling on him short time ago,
doing nicely. The stitches have BEEF
removed from the wound ard Willie
complete recovery is anXiously locke,
looked forward to by his small play
mates.
George Huntley and wife left o.
Thursday for their new home il
Barre.
Vera Booth, the child who fell frur
the piazza of the Mayo block recently
has so far recovered from her injurie
as to be able to attend school.
James Clegg, accompanied by hi
brother, Jacob, has returned iron
North Conway, N. H.
The marriage of Miss Margare
harrigan of this town and Edward j
Owens of Barre will take place at 81
Johns church on Wednesday morning
Miss Harrigan has many friends {
wish her much happiness in her ne'
life. They are TO reside in Barre.
Mrs Ruth Crane and daughter {
Montpelier were recent visitors at til
home of John Dumas.
Mrs. L. o. Rock has returned froI
visit in Plainfield.
New seats for the high school al
rived on Saturday and are to be PIT
in place under the direction of Hol
ace Davis.
Domonick Falzarino is making n
pairs on his store.
The freshmen at the Universit
have appeared in their new uniforms
The new slate walk in front of uh
post-ofiice is completed and adds muc
to the appearance of the building.
Mrs. w. A. Ellis entertained fe
friends at 'Maplewood" on Frida
evening.
Miss Name Murray, who has bee