The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-08-18
NORTHFIELD.

Bates, Gilbert Andrews, Charlie
Wright and w. W. Rumrill. The odd
Fellows, of which society the deceased
was an old time member, had charge
of the services. The floral tributes
were many and beautiful and told
of the esteem in which the deceased
was held.
Mrs. Robert Ford and children are
the guests of DR.. Nichols.
H. @. Uady came from Topeka,
Kan, on Friday morning and left
Saturday for visit to Middlebury.
Chase & Roys shipped large load
of furniture to Roxbury on Saturday.
Mrs. Addison Denny is in Boston.
Miss Lula Burnham of Montpelier
was in town on Thursday and organ
lied class in music for pupils on the
piano Miss Burnham comes highly
recommended having graduated and
taught under the direction of Prof.
Hathaway. Anyone wishing to be-
come member of the Class please
leave name with Mrs. Alice Mansfield
at the telephone office.
Charles Wilson Of the Center cut an
artery in his left arm while at work
on Thursday. The wound was quite
serious for a time but is rapidly i'm
proving at present.
Edward Cornell and Arthur Nc
Carly were in Brookfield TO attend a
dance OF Friday evening.
The many friends of Frank McCarty
who recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis will be pleased to
learn that he still continues to gain.
His brother Fred was called home
from Berlin pond, where he had been
camping for a week and also his
brother DR.. l.. f. MoCarty of Bur-
lington is in town assisting in his
care.
Mrs Henry Orser is quite ILL.,
The Back Slate Company have pur-
chased boiler from the Vermont
Company and the plant is running on
q small scale at present.
Harry Palmer Of Burlington was in
town on Saturday ON business.
e L. Field and W. w. Holden and
wife are in Boston.
The militia expect to give play
under the direction of its members in
the near future. An account will be
given later.
DR.. Shaw has moved from the Wal.
AluR 1Ous6 Ou MAIL SbI66b lubO tue "
X. Jones house on the same street
The former tenement is being thor
oughly repaired.
The party which has been in camp
at Highgate Springs has returned.
Several from this town expect to at
tend the campmeeting at East Mont
pelier beginning on Friday,
The lawn party at the Center given
by the Park Association on Friday
night was largely attended. The
band rendered several selections and
about $15 was raised.
Three young men recently visited
Berlin pond making the trip on foot
and forgetting to notify those left at
home of their intention to walk.
Quite good deal of anxiety was felt
when they failed to put in appearance
at the proper time but it proved to be
all right in the end. MANY are the
thrilling tales they tell Of life on the
hobo plan.
Miss Marion Sickles is assisting in
Frank Plumleys Office during the
absence of Miss Louise Newell.
George Cogswell of Barre is visiting
Richard Plastridge.
Waldo Plastridge of Manchester. N
H., is in town. He was accompanied
by his mother who has been spending
the winter at Bedford, Mass.
Firemen field day sports on the com
mon on Saturday afternoon.
Robeta Davis entertained about
forty of her little friends this after
noon in honor of her birthday. A
very enjoyable occasion resulted.
Mrs. Jessie Kingsley is moving into
the house recently purchased of A. =.
Joslin.
A man under the influence of intox-
icating liquor WAS brought to town on
Tuesday night on the late train and
deposited at the railroad station. He
became obstreperous and so WIS ar
rested and placed i'll the jail tor safe
keeping TO sober of BIZ. He was
fined the usual sum OF s. and costs,
1t is stated that he was originally
from Winooski.
Mrs. Gilbert Bates is reported as OF
the gain.
Ellery Vail of Burlington is spend
ing "a weeks vacation at the home Of
George Durham.
Clarence Mcleod left for Woods
vile, N. H., on Thursday. He has &
position there on the New England
telephone line.
The Woodmen hall which has beer
undergoing such extensive repairs il
completed ana reflects much credit OF
those having the matter in charge.
Foundations for two tenements oil
Richardson avenue are completed anC
the third already begun.
Earl Bean is in the Oolburn store a
Randolph until the S2nd.
Prof. A. e. Winslow and wife re
turned from st. Louis on Tuesday.
Prof. and Mrs. o. e. Carleton ar
rived this evening from their home II
Cumberland Mills, Me. They will
remain for the present. at the home o
M. d. Smith.