The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-02-25
NORTHFIELD.

The regular meeting of Naomi Chap
ter Order of Eastern Star occurs to-
night. There will be an initiation.
The members are urged to be present
rs there is special business to come
before the chapter at this time.
Miss Mabel Gokey returned home
Friday. after spending several weeks
in Barre.
The ladies of Naomi Chapter O. E.
s., are preparing under the direction
of Prof. W. Leonard of Glens Falls.
n. Y, the ELITE Lady Minstrels" to
be given the week following Lent
W. f. Cushman Of Boston spent Sun
day at his home on Central street with
his family.
Harry, Cady, clerk in the post office
who has been confined to the house the
past two weeks by illness, was able to
be down town Saturday.
News has been received of the mar
riage of Charles Webb former North
field boy to Miss Eleanor Wilson of
Philadelphia, Pa.
Ray Lilley was in St. Adams last
week to take examination for tele-
graph operator
L. J. O'Grady, night operator at the
railroad station has gone to Williston
for few days. Mr.. GLASGOW of Sher-
brook, Canada, is taking his place.
Ex-Cadet Stocker, class '03 of Dan
vile, was in town on Sunday.
Miss Grace Ignalls of Barre was in
town, Saturday.
About forty of the friends and neigh
bors of Mrs. Edward Ingalls, gave her
surprise party at her home OH Pearl
street on Friday evening. Refresh
ments were served and a very pleasant
evening was passed.
H. @. Soper of Randolph and W. v.
Soper Of South Royalton visited their
sister, Mrs. +. w. Howe, on Wednes-
day.
Leon Roys of Faneuil, Mass, is a
guest at the home of E. B. Ellis.
mems night at Mrs. w. F. Cushman' s
The Grange will give calico ball
March IL at armory hall.
A. H. Greatbatch left for New York
on Friday where he is to make his
home. He has had charge of the
jerks farm for the past few years.
j. M. Holland, who recently purchased
1ue 6SUhUb HAS SOlQ GIl6 live ECOCk WHICH
he purchased of Mr.. Greatbatch.
Travelling by rail seams to be some
what uncertain of late and for the pas
week the railroad employees have hat
q hard time of it with breakdowns
delays, trains and trips cancelled
snowstoIms etc. The train which
should have arrived on Tuesday nool
steamed into the station at 6 80 'clocl
nd ~
yet some months before the Good Ole
Summer Time" will be with us.
William Smith. aged forty six year
died at South Mortified on Saturda.
morning of tuberculosis. Burial oc
CURED Oh Monday. The deceased i
survived by a brother, "Fud" Smitl
and a sister.
The regular meeting of Post johnson
will occur on Saturday.
Mrs. Hermon Houston and two chill
dren of Barre are visitors in town.
A basket ball game occurred las
evening between Company II of Mont
pelier and Norwich University fresh
men. The Stars and Company ais
had game.
Gilbert Anrdews is having a privat
telephone line put into his residence
The one year old child of Mr.. an
Mrs. Augustus Shontelle died O.
Thursday and was buried at the Cen
ter on Saturday. The cause of deaf
was Group.
Mrs. George Tilden spent few day
IN town recently.
The death of Calvin Harvey occurre
on Saturday at p. M, after lon
and severe illness. The cause of deaf
was complication of diseases. .
wife and two children survive him
Ned, of Waltham, Mass, and Ann
who lives in this town. Mr.. Harve
was well known in town and for
long time was employed at the electri
light station. he leaves many FRIEND
who all unite in extending their MOI
sincere sympathy to the afflicted vic
ow in her hour of trouble.
The A. S. p, banquet OF Norwic
University was held on FRIDAY ever
ing at the hotel and was attended /
about forty members The Theta Cl
fraternity held their banquet on Sa
urday evening in Concert hall. Tn
was also an enjoyable affair and we
attended.
l. O. Fleming of North Haverhil
N H.. was in town on bushes
Thursday.
Mrs Golden Starrett left Tor Ne
York last week.
Mrs. Seth Rich spent Sunday in S
Adams.
The Sunday school class wof M,
Richard Ellis of the Congregation
church will hold social Wednesd
afternoon and evening at Howes' ha