The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-11-17
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NORTHFIELD.

Mrs Jefferson Houston, whose criti-
cal illness was reported about town,
was suffering from a slight attack of
indigestion. and has now recovered
her usual health. Miss Belle Houston
has nor moved her millinery establish
ment from her home on Union street
as has been reported but still conducts
the business at the same old stands
and would be pleased to see her Gus
toners at any time
Miss Minnie Terney is taking an
enforced vacation from her duties in
buttons store and is Mt her home in
Roxbury.
A bill con erning Norwich Univer-
sity which is of much interest to peo-
pie of this town is before the Legisla-
ture. The matter is of the national
defense fund and it is hoped by all
that the committee in whose hands the
bill now rests will give "A favorable
report.
The telephone company has recently
completed extensive repairs on the
East RoXbury line, aud two new cir
cults have been established. No. 80 up
Main street to South street and No %
up Un on street AS far as Cross.
AFRO Adams of Randolph has begun
work for Chase d Roys This makes
four men employed in this store.
The senior hop at Dewey ha on
Friday evening was we'll attended
Mrs. Asa Strong is quite i'll
Several of the young people enjoy d
the sport of skating on the brook near
Water street on Saturday.
Patrick Sullivan has finished work
for E. B. Ellis and expects to leave
soon for Maine
Mrs. Charles Plumley is quite i'll.
Forest Flint of the United States
navy is in town from Charleston, S
O., r visit.
Mrs. Carrie Steboins and son, Ken
meth, of Westport Point Mass, are
visitors in town.
Mrs. Thomas O'Grady and children
left Saturday morning for Perth, Ont,
for visit among relatives. Mr.
O'Grady accompanied them as far as
Montreal.
Representative Marshall Stocker, of
Danville was visitor in town on
Saturday.
A telephone was placed in village
ball on Tuesday evening and che at
Gross store in Gouldsville Were
turns of the election were taken. n
large number of enthusiastic citizens
availed themselves of the oppCI tunity
to receive the latest returns
Lloyd Derrick is working in Carr
market John Hainey of Barre is en-
ployed by Harry Moseley, also Frank
Carrigau has again resumed duties for
Mr.. Moseley.
Fred Brown is working for Theodore
Morrison in his blacksmith shop.
Will Martin has nnIshed work fcr
the Rabidou Lumber &C.
S verAl from out If town attended
the funeral of Mrs. Aarnabas Mayo
held on Wednesday.
A son was born tC Mr.. and MIS-.
Rotert Paine on Saturday.
Ms Francis Sickles is convalescng
from heI recent illnets. MI Sickles
in on business TT ? 10 New York.
Fred Fuller returned from IA trip to
Bethel Saturday night
Miss Ether noyt has completed a
term of school IL hull Run.
Tie Dennis Sp id farm has been
purchased by the n4tidou Lumber 90.
Possession to be given Feb. /. John
Perry has commeLteI work for that
company.
lew steps have been laid and the
ling placed in position leading to
eth Rich's bakery in the Metcslf
lock on Thursday. The interior of
he store beneath the bakery is com
rleted. Ler-e plate glass windows
add greatly 10 he room and IL is now
occupied BY Napor gas company.
The Itall ns Of Mortified Wers adj
dressed by :. cIalist speaker, Zeopilu
tiebrellb Il New Jersey, and Mr..
CammimlA Of Barre. The meeting
was helo THO spring house and was
well s. AIDED. The speakers gave
some very interesting facts in behalf
> or the .lug men.
Matt Is, a Jumper in Gross Brot.
tone she tipped aud fell on pol
shed stoLc and quite severely Injured
mis- - few days ago. He WAS i'll
for So Veral days as d result