The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-06-16
NORTHFIELD.

The wedding of Miss Maude N
Downing and Gilbert Eastman is TO
occur Wednesday June 10. at St.
Mary's church.
Mrs. Paul Kreuder and son, are
visiting in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. W. E. Kingston, who has been
very ill with pneumonia, is little bet
ter.
Mrs Charles Harris and daughter
of New York are visiting at Theron
Kingsley's.
Mansur Stone is clerking for Dr.
Judkins.
Martin Coleman and John McInness
left Friday for Concord, N. H.
Mrs. William Banner came from
Morrisvllle on Thursday
Children's Day was observed at the
Methodist church on Sunday. The
exercises were very interesting and
those taking part deserve much credit.
DR.. Judkins is building an addition
20 feet on the block now occupied
by Lemieux q Moriarty, which will
make the store when completed 60 feet
deep this, and the modern fixtures
which he intends to install in this
store, will be a most Modern and up
to-date pharmacy. The second floor
of the addition when completed will
consist of four rooms especially con-
structed as an office for DR.. Judkins.
What came near being a serious ac-
cident occurred on Thursday afternoon
at the Black Slate Company's quarry
at South Mortified. While Paphro
d. Pike president of this company,
was experimenting the moving of a
boiler he tripped over bar and WAS
thrown on his face with considerable
violence cutting a bad cash under his
right eye, intiicting wound about
two inches long and severing an ar
terry. This caused a great flow of
blood and after MI Pike drove to the
village about two miles he was so
weak from the loss of blood that he
fell in fainting condition on the fotel
steps. DR.. Hurley was summoned and
the wound is now healing as well as
could be expected. 1t is hoped Mr..
Pike will be able to be about in few
days
Fred McOarty, Clarence Mcleod and
Max Woodbury. have severed their con-
nection with the Mortified Telephone
Go.
M. D. Smith has purchased of j. M.
Holland sixteen lots lying on the
north side of the jerks farm.
Frank Morrill, has purchased of j.
M. Holland the property known as
the jerks farm, and will take posses
sion at once.
The adjourned village meeting
which was to have been held on Tues
day has been adjourned until Monday,
June 20, as the present date conflicts
with the annual school meeting.
At the Republican caucus held in
village hall on Saturday afternoon the
following delegates were elected to at
tend the State convention: f. Plum
ley, H. 9. Moseley, w. W. Holden,
( III. J. Eaton aternates: e. E. Derby.
f. Fuller. Egbert Field, Charles Dut-
ton. The district delegates are j. l..
Moseley. A. K. Denny, Q. A. Plum
ley, f. n. Carpenter. These delegates
Will be allowed to choose their own
alternates. Upon recommendation of
Mr.. Moseley the delegates were in
structed to vote for Zed Stanton. DIR.
j. H. Winch acted as chairman.
John Donovan of St. Adams, who
was injured in a recent wreck, spent
few days with his sister, in town
last week. Mr.. Donovan has not as
yet fully recovered his health and is
somewhat lame.
Miss Evelyn Hanlon is ill.
Lee Kent was called to Worcester on
Friday by the serious illness of his
father
The funeral of Miss Kate McCarty.
VIII 1se death occurred in Hanover, was
held from st. Johns church on Friday
T AsI off nso
ed. The floral tributes we're many and
beautiful and these made manifest the
esteem IN which the deceased was
held Interment WAS made the old
Catholic cemetery.
Richard Giffin began work for Gross
Bros. on Thursday.
Mrs O. V. Kent has moved from the
hotel to rooms on Washington street.
Lieut.. and Mrs Shuttleworth are
expected to arrive here from SaI
Francisco en- route from Manila, THU
week.
The cadets of Norwich University
went into camp on Saturday.
Miss Cornel.a Woodbury. went tt
Manchester, N. H., on Thursday tt
spend several weeks with her cousins
Mrs. A. W. Wilder, who has beef
visiting her cousin in Stowe, returned
home on Thursday
Mrs. Lucy Spinney returned .ol
Thursday from Montpelier where SIN
spent week with relatives.
Mrs. Pauline Anderson of New Yorl
is the guest at G. r. Andrews.
The new extension of the telephon
lines to West Berlin which have beel
in progress for some time were com
pleted on Saturday. These will max
decided improvemnt and will prov
great convenience to residents o
that place.
Mrs. ]. H. Judkins and Mrs. Henri
Wood spent Sunday in Williamstown
e. l.. Field returnedy from bust
ness trip to Boston on.Saturday.