The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-01-14
NORTHFIELD.

Michael 3roggi is reported to be-
convalescent from a recent attack of
pneumonia.
Miss Amy Bradford has returned
from visit in Randolph and Bethel.
The ladies of ST. Mary's parish neld
an oyster supper at the parish house
on Thursday evening
Rev. L. p Schofeld left Tuesday
for Rawllns, Wvo.. where he will
have charge of small mission. Mrs.
SchofielG is visiting her parents at Eft.
PLAIN. n. Y.
Pierce Brown returned to Norwich
University last week from Waynes-
vile, N. c.. ami reports his father,
Rev. Allan D. Rrown, as much I'M
proved in health.
r. r. Brown is confined to the house
with the grip.
Jesse Cook of Hinesburg was home
last week. the guest of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. o. S. Cook
Mrs. Robert Davis and Mrs. Minnie
Prince we're in Montpelier on Satur-
day.
in p D. Pixies office.
Mrs. Arthur Winslow entertained
the ladies' whist club on Wednesday.
Mrs G. V. Kent visited friends in
Montpelier on Wednesday.
II. C. Moseley is at home from his
duties in Montpelier as court has adj
journed.
The new Wentworth piano recent
ly purchased of Edward Cornell for
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factionand all are very much please ed
with the instrument
The NortbfeldHgraded school will be
closed for few days on account of
the boiler being cracked so there will
be no fire to heat the building.
f. E. Colburn was in Randolph on
Thursday OH business
Mrs. John Gross and son, Hermon,
returned home from Manchester, N
H., Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Holden of
Massachusetts came on Thursday for a
visit at Fred Parker's.
Harold Richmond returned to Bos-
ton Wednesday after spending three
weeks with his parents in town.
Mrs. Samuel Baird was called to
Waitsfield on Friday on account of the
illness of her mother, Mrs. Thompson.
Ruth Randall of Wells River visited
Mrs. Edward Ingalls, lastweek.
Sumner Kimball has sold his retail
meat market to F. T. Carr of East
Montpelier. Possession to be given
February L. Mr.. Kimball has been
engaged in the meat business for the
not nd
friend on his route will be sorry to
have him retire. Mr.. Carr comes we'll
recommended and is highly spoken of
by all who know him and as he will
continue with the same set of assist
ants he is sure to meet with the same
success as his predecessor.
The New York Life Insurance is
doing thriving business in town and
vicinity. The company is represented
in eighty two different governments
and is numbered among the largest in
the world always conducting it's bust.
ness in creditable manner W. j.
Forsyth of this town is representing
this company.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekas held
a box social at Orrin Kimball's in
West Berlin on Friday evening and in
large company was present. About
So was realized.
The many friends of Robert Burns
Farquharson of South Ryegate, who
graduated trcm Norwich University il
1908, will be pleased to learn that lie
has successfully passed "A recent exami.
nation into the United Marine Corps
and is to have the rank of second lieu.
tenant
miss Jennie Matson returned to hel
home in this town on Saturday. Miss
Matson has just recovered from two
months attack of typhoid fever ant
her many friends are glad to welcome
her.
The flag at Norwich University wa
az half mast on Friday and Saturda,
in honor of the late armorer, Jane
Evans whose death occurred on Frida,
morning.
Miss Mabel Gokey of Barre was tn,
guest of her parents on Sunday.
Mrs. George Tilden of Barre spen
Sunday in town.
Gene Carpenter recently had valu
able horse die as did Louis Malatti.
Harriet Harris came Friday an,
is the guest of Mrs Ferd Houston
Miss Harris has charge of "Samau
tina Allen at the Court of Fame,
which is to be presented on Frida,
and Saturday evenings in Concer
hall. Much time has been expende,
on this production and it is sure t.
prove decided success,
A business meeting of the UniveI
salist church was held at the home c
Mrs. Abbie Howes on Saturday.
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