The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-15
NORTHFIELD.

Dr. j, II. Judkius was in East Barre
on business, Thursday.
Dr. Huntley went to Boston Friday
on business.
Mrs. Alva Eastman of Barre was in
town visiting at DR.. Huntley's for
few days last week
Cards nave beer received announcing
the marriage of Miss Gertrude Hassett
of this place to Charles Day of Man
chester, n. H. The marriage occurred
at Worcester Mass. on Wednesday of
last week Miss Hassett was one of
NoIthfeld's estimable young ladies
and has the best wishes of host of
friends in this place
Mrs. Ida V. Woodbury. of the Amer
lean Board of Missions was in town
Saturday visiting her son, Prof. Carl
Woodbury..
Miss Anna Donovan of st. Adams,
who has been in town spending her
vacation of three weeks returned to
her home on Monday.
Miss Winnie Braley is assisting Miss
Frances Currier at her home on Wash
ington street
Ernest u. Gross of Gouldvsille met
with painful and what was thought
at first to be serious accident last
week. He was struck by mail bag
being thrown from the train, which
hit him in the face and rendered him
unconscious for time. He also re-
ceived some severe cuts on the face but
is recovering and doing we'll at the
present time.
News was received of the death of
Mrs. Cobb. relative of Harvey Gut
Ter, on Thursday III South Albany
A new telephone has been installed
in George Tillotson's, also one at W.
a. Blake's.
After lying for thirty years here
through all kinds of weather a large
piece of slate was taken out and pol
ished and sent to Boston to be used as
sign for the Vermont Black Slate
Company of which Mr.. Locklin is
agent.
Miss Florence Loomis, who is teach
ing school in West Berlin, is at home
sick with the humps and her place
has been taken by different ones for
day or two at a time until she is
able to resume her duties.
DR.. Hurley, who has been sick at
the home of his mother, in Goulds-
vile is able to be out again and attend
to his patients.
Mrs. George U. Annas and daugh-
ter, Nathalie, were in town Saturday,
guests Of Mrs. Alice Mansfield of the
telephone exchange.
DR.. Hitchcock of st. Johnsbury and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hawkins of
Montpelier were guests of @. V. Kent
recently
The ladies' reading circle met for
the first time this fall last Monday
with Mrs. j. II. Judkins. The subject
was Colonization of America and 1T
was as enjoyable and instructive as
usual.
The Universalist society will serve
boiled dinner Friday evening, Oct.
16.
Mrs. Alonzo Simmons has been
spending a few days with relatives
and friends in East Brookfield.
NJ. E. Chase is spending few days
vacation in Woodstock, the guest OF
his daughter, Mrs. Dickinson. of the
Woodstock Inn.
Joe Lance of Chase 81 Roys' furni.
ture store is spending few days al
his home in Cabot, with his wife who
is stopping there.
@. H. Tester and wife of Boston,
are spending a two weeks vacation al
f. j. Moriarty's.
+. T.. Field, who has been going
around on crutch' and cane for some
days ON account of lame ankles is able
to do his work with neither one now
News was received on Friday of tn,
serious illness of Mrs. Irving Oady a
the asylum at Waterbury. Mr. Oady
went there that day.
Mrs. Benjamin Porter from Sal
Francisco, has heen visiting in tow
few days recently.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sanborn wen
to Pittsfield last Saturday for few
days visit.
Fred Callahan of Montpelier wa
in town on Friday.
Mrs. " @. Baldwin is spending
few days in town.
John p Moseley, after severa
weeks visit in town, went to Morris
vile Saturday on his way to Malone
N. Y, his home.
Miss May Jameson of Barre is visit
ing few days with her sister. Mrs
Harry Emerson.
There was large number at til
dance at Dewey hall Friday evenin
and fine time was enjoyed. Til
Mortified band gave concert.
George Huntley and wife arrive
here recently from Bath, N. Y, for
visit with his father and sister, befoI
going TO Barre where he will locate
He will engage in photography.
Miss Katherine Kern of Burlingto
visited Miss Maude Howes on Sunday