The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-20
NORTHFIELD.

NORTHFIELD
Sidney packwood, who for the past
week has been visiting at Samuel
Matson's, returned on Thursday to
New Bedford, Mass for "A visit among
relatives before resuming his studies
at Columbia University.
Prof. Chase of Bradford is in town.
He will assist in chemistry work for
the ensuing year at Norwich Univer-
sity.
Miss Della Smith of North Andover,
Mass, arrived in town on Tuesday for
a two weeks visit with relatives.
The painting of the graded school
building, which has been going on for
the past two weeks, is completed, ad-
ding greatly to the appearance of the
structure.
The sociable held by the Universal
list ladiesin concert hall on Wednes-
day afternoon and evening was we'll
attended; $1l.35 was made,
Miss Bertha Glazier and Albert
Smith, who were spending "a few
weeks in Maine at the latter's home,
arrived in townson Tuesdaylast week,
called home by the dangerous illness
of Frank Glazier, Miss Glaciers
father.
The stone shed formerly occupied by
E. B. Ellis, which was damaged by a
recent wind, has been torn down aud
is rebuilding under the management
of Will Russell.
The children of the Methodist Sun
day school enjoyed a days outing at
Berlin pond on August IL. The affair
is reported as highly enjoyable.
Miss Angie Badger and Mrs. Mel
anca Badger, her mother, expect to
leave soon for Barre where Miss Bad
ger has been engaged as art teacher.
Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Sharpe, who
have been spending their vacation at
Wilmington beach, returned on Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Henry Matson and
two children returned to Sunapee
lake on Thursday morning, where they
will visit before returning to their
home in New Bedford.
Services were held in the Methods st
church on Sunday, Mr.. Sharpe, the
pastor, having returned from his va
cation.
Miss Frances Wakefield spent a few
days in Woodstock last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Fisher visited
in Roxbury last week.
Harry O. Dole, editor of the West
Jersey Press Of Camden, N. j., re-
TUNED to that city on Thursday after
visit with relatives in town
Between seventy-five and one hun
dred people attended the circus at
Roxbury from this town on Thursday.
All trains stopped at THAI station
which was greatly appreciated by
those attending. Nearly 5000 attended
the afternoon performance.
Yeaton Leonard began work in the
Savings Bank on Monday.
Mrs. John M. Ryan of Boston ar.
rived from st. Adams last week for q
visit among relatives.
A new bill board was constructed
last week on the land owned by Dr.
W. B. Mayo, near Kimball's market
"Side Tracked was the first feature
to be exhibited on it.
The regular social of the st. Mary's
church society was held in the parish
house on Thursday evening.
John M. Ryan of Boston is visiting
relatives in town.
Mrs. Willard Springer and two
children, who had been attending
muster at Fort Ethan Allen, retur nee
home on Friday morning.
Mrs. John Holland of ST. Adams i,
visiting at the home of her father
John Moriarty.
George and Arthur Tilden of Barr,
were in town the first of last week *
visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. B
Tilden who recently left for Califor
MIA on the Grand Army excursion.
George Evans returned to Below
Falls On Sunday night after a few
days visit with his parents in town.
Mrs. Frank Howe and daughter
Muriel, accompanied by Miss Brad
ford, attended muster last week.
Wilmot Baine visited in Berlin
few days last week.
Miss Kate Johnson spent few day
at Roxbury last week.
The funeral of Miss Lucy Rich
who recently died at Ter home il
Gouldsville, occurred on Wednesday
Miss Rich came to town from Lowell
Mass, about a year ago and live
with her sister until her death
The Misses Murray of Burlington
who have been visiting at Dan Nc
Carty's, returned to their home O
Thursday.
The large mausoleum which is unde
construction at the Gross Bros. ston
shed is nearly completed, a part of tn
structure having been shipped to NeS
York 1t will contain one hundre
catacombs and is TO be the receivin
tomb of the Pine Lawn Cemetery i
Rhode Island. 1t is valued at sewers
thousand dollars and is indeed woI
derfully fine piece of work, which i
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