The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-02
NORTHFIEID,


ried in a sling.
an exhibition in Concert hall on Mon
day evening.
The Rebekahs will meet at their
hall on Saturday evening for practice.
1t is hoped that all, may be present
According to vote taken by the
school board the grammar school exer
cises were held in room 7, of the grad
ed school on Friday afternoon. IT @
graduating class numbers about
eighteen pupils
Mr.. Sicles' family have arrived
from New York and are boarding ON
the Gilbert farm.
Miss Frances Currier has moved into
the house on Central street recently
vacated by Mrs. Jane Robinson.
At the recent oratorical contest I'M
der the auspices of the W. O. L. u,
the prize was won by Miss Ruth Kit
tredge.
A new street has been surveyed near
the building in which the Italian
school has been held.
The funeral of the late George Aver.
ill was held at 2 O'Clock on Saturday
afternoon. The Masons had charge
and Rev. j. E. Kimberly offioiated.
Interment was made at the Center
cemetery.
Dominick Falzarino has moved a
small building to the site OF the one
he recently occupied which was
| burned and expects to establish bust
ness there.
Memorial Day was observed in the
usual manner on Monday. The line
of march consisted of the G. A. r.,
the Mortified Cornet band, the corps
of cadets and Go F, two cannon were
also drawn in the parade. Services
were held at the grave of the late
! Charles Leonard and the address was
given in Concert hall. Owing to Mr..
Billiards. unexpected absence the adj
dress was given by Charles Plumley,
who kindly consented to be the orator
of the day. After the exercises were
over in the hall the band gave de-
lightful concert from the band stand.
This concert was thoroughly enjoyed
by large number Of people.
Special services were held in the
Congregational church on Sunday and
at O'Clock in the afternoon the Me-
mortal address was delivered to mem
bers OF the G. A. R., by Rev. W. S.
Hazen. Excellent music was rendered
and fine sermon was given which
was largely attended.
Rev. Walter Dole and family will
go to Enfield N. H., this week to
Spend the summer. Mrs. A. B. Ford
will return from Boston and occupy
her house on Pearl street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roys of Rox.
bury spent Memorial Day in town.
Mrs. O. V. Kent left last evening
for Bethel for few days visit with
her husband.
Charles Barton moved last week
from the Badger house into the house
recently owned by Waldo Fisher. Mr..
Petit will ocnppy the Badger house.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Previer ON Wednesday. Mrs.
H. Mayo of Stowe is visiting Mrs.
Preyier.
Mrs. Springer of Portland, Me-, il
visiting her son, Willard Springer, in
town.
Mrs. W. 7. Miller of Gardner. Me-,
is the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kituredge.
Horace Pratt of Barre was ia visitor
| III GOWn Oh MONDAY.
A young child of Mike Broggi cut
his foot quite severely on Saturday
but the wound is healing rapidly.
DR.. j. H. Winch recently lost a
valuable driving horse.
A social was held in the vestry OF
the Methodist church on Friday even.
ing. A musical program was rendered
| and social time enjoyed
Charles White sold his household
goods by public auction on the site OF
the recent fire on Saturday afternoon.
A social dance was held in the
armory on Friday evening. 1t is I'M
give concert and dance in the arm
DRY on Friday evening with Wilder S
orchestra.
Mrs. Fred Fuller spent part of
last week in Calais.
The friends of Joseph Wood will be
grieved to learn that he is very low
with pneumonia. Mr.. Wood is a
Mortified boy but for some years has
resided in Montpelier.
Miss Maude Howes spent Thursday
in Bethel,
Miss Mrya Morse of South Royalton
is visitor in town. The marriage of
her sister, Miss, Belle, and Leroy
Chase will occur on Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Moore has moved into
her home Maplewood" on Vine
street. She expects Capt. and Mrs.
Edward Shuttleworth, who have sailed
from Manila, about June 10 Mrs
Shuttlewortn is much improved in
! health
Mrs Florence Kelley gave a very in
teresting lecture at the parish house
on Thursday evening.
| Hereafter meetings Will be held at
the Evangelical church on Wednesday
| evening. These meetings are held in
| the parish house and are proving a
source of help to the town.
| Frank W. Chase has been unable to
find suitable location for meat mar
ket since the fire and until such quar-
tiers can be procured he will furnish
his patrons meat from cart.
| Nelson Gilbert of Concord, N. H.,
is the guest of his parents in town
Mrs John Cannon Of Hartford,