The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-04-14
NORTHFIELD.

NORTHFlEDD.
Miss Bernice Gray of Worcester is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Gene Gar
penter.
BENJAMIN Nelson is suffering from
an affection of the eyes.
The ladies of St. Msry's church will
hold a sale at the parish house on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Giffin visit
ed in Montpelier last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Dohoney spent
Sunday in town from st. Adams.
The following officers were recently
elected by Dewitt Clinton lodge of
Masons: 5 W., e. j. Council; j.
W., j. NJ. Bullock; sec., H. L. Ken
yon; treas H. @ Cady S. D., Prof
H. r. Roberts. j. D., William Legier !;
S. S., George Davis; j. s., John
Anderson; chap. F. l.. Howe; mar,
j. L. Moseley; tyler. W. j. Forsyth.
These officers were installed on Wed.
nesday evening and on Saturday even
ing the degree of past master was con-
ferred on DR.. Daniel johnson, Jr.
J. W. Wames went to Guilford, last
week where he has employment
Arthur Hill of Newport, r. l., Wis
tied in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Harris are to
celebrate their golden wedding ami
versary on Wednesday evening. Dain-
ty invitations Lave been sent out for
the reception to be held at their home
on North street on that evening from
Z to 10 O'Clock.
P. D. Pike and f. @. Colburn re-
turned on Wednesday from Boston and
Philadelphia
Homer Brown entertained number
of friends in honor of his seventh
birthday on Tuesday afternoon. Re-
freshments we're served and delight
full afternoon was spent by the little
people
Miss Minnie Cady is assisting in
Miss Brooks millinery shop.
Charles Buzzell has been quite i'll
for the past week.
Will Pitkin of Barre was in town on
Saturday on business.
Among those who attended the play
at Montpelier on Saturday evening
were James Gross, John Joyce and
Charlie Lee.
Dan Morse returned home from New
York on Saturday and Mrs. Morse aud
children, who have been in town for a
short time, returned to their home in
Barre on Saturday evening.
George Sims has gone to Bethel to
work.
John Mclnnis went to his home in
Concord n. H., for short visit last
week.
Fred Wells is clerking in the West
Side Grocery Store for Will Moriarty.
The Juvenile generation of Pearl
street and vicinity held SHOW" in
Charles Wright's barn on Saturday af-
ternoon. The admission to the per-
Torrance was free and it was we'll
worth the price of admiutance to at
tend. All sorts of speclalties were
presented and the costumes of the per-
formers were certainly unique. A
photograph furnished the necessary
music and the affair may be recorded
as one of those successful and enter
tanning "shows" so dear to the in.
fantile hearts. Sufficient is it to state
the attendance was unusually large.
A very pleasant gathering occurred
in the Good Templars' hall on Friday
evening it being the thirty first an
niversary of the organization. Speech
es and literary exercises were given
and refreshments served.
Memorial exercises were held in
honor Of the late president, Allan D..
Brown, in Dewey hall on Thursday
afternoon.
A sum of money has been found.
The owner can have the same by in.
quiring at the post Office.
Claude Roys entertained friends at
h 10 hnVt in WnI,
j. A. Fowler returned TO his home
in Ludlow on Saturday evening after
visit at the home Of f. 1. Harris.
Fred Kerr of Montpelier spent Sun
day in town.
The Anti-Profanity base ball nine
was entertained by Richard Cunliffe
on Thursday evening. Games we're
INDUCED in and a social evening
passed. These meetings are for social
improvement.
Jones Wark and family are expected
to arrive in town this month from
California. Their many friends will
be pleased to welcome them.
Miss Sadie Briudnell returned today
from weeks visit in Montpelier.
A benefit fair was held in Socialists
hall on Saturday evening. This was
we'll attended several from out of town
being present. Music was furnished
and social time enjoyed.
Mrs. Alice Mansfield and Mrs. Jen.
ME Strong were in Montpelier last
week.
The sophomores of Norwich Univer.
sity held an assembly dance in Dewey
hall on Friday evening. The affair
WAS mot larualv artandad Wildaris
orchestra furnished music.