The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-10-20
NORTuFIELD.

? William J. Donovan and p. J. Sui.
livan were recent visitors in Montpe-
lier.
Andrew Durham of Adams. N. Y,
is visitor in town.
Miss Sarah Harlow, who spent the
summer at W. e. Kinsgton's, returned
to her home in West Philadelphia on
Thursday.
Mrs. Amelia Sharp of Somerville,
Mass, is visiting her son, Rev, e. W.
Sharp and family.
Miss Harriet Hurley, who has been
seriously i'll with diphtheris. is i'm
proving.
Mrs. Emily Pope is visiting her sis
ter in South Barre.
Miss Florence Loomis is visiting in
Randolph.
Miss May Garfield of Somerville,
Mass, who has been visiting at Rev.
T.. W. Sharp's, returned to her home
on Saturday MORNING.
Repairs are going on. on the build
ing formerly used as an Office to the
livery stable. This has been moved
near the Van Orman block and it is
stated that it will be used as barber
shop as soon as completed.
Mrs. Mae Fletcher Greaney of Med
ford, Mass, is visiting Mrs G. @. San
born.
Guy Fletcher of Brookfield is clerk
ing in f. w. buttons store.
Mrs. W. B. Wall of Randolph visit
ed her sister, Miss Sadie Lamb, on
Thursday.
Miss Emma Bell of Canaan, n. H.,
is the guest of Mrs. f. N. Whitney.
John A. Gross of New York city is
in town, also Marlboro Gross of Can
ada
John l.. Moseley is to have rooms
in the Mayo block with his son, III. @.
Moseley Mr.. Moseley returned from
st. Louis on Monday.
Andrew Denny who has been visit
ing his son, A. O. Denny, at Jamaica
Plains, Mass, has returned.
The citizens of this town will be
gratified to learn that the e. B. Ellis
Granite Co., has been awarded the
contact for the National Museum at
Washington, D. @. The amount is
over $500. 900 and calls for 357, 900
cubic feet of stone. This is to be cut
of the Bethel stock and it is expected
that work will be begun at once at its
sheds here. The awarding of this job
brings Northfield once again to the
front in hustling business capacity.
Mr.. Charles Gokey has returned af-
ter a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Lloyd Derrick in Clarenceville, Que
bee.
Miss Harriet Clark spent Sunday in
Burlington.
Miss Anna Hayes is working at the
houel.
George Davenport had the misfor-
tune to lose the end of fiuger at his
work as engineer in Cannon d Slack g
stone sheds on Wednesday.
The band gave concert at South
Mortified on Monday evening
Mrs. Judkins of Charleston, N H,
is the guest of her son, DR.. J. H. Jud-
kins.
Hon. o. T.. Hogan of st. Adams was
among the visitors in town last week
New phones have been installed at
Harry Kidder's residence and at James
Holland S.
The ladies reading circle met with
Mrs. Fred Davis on Vine street today.
The ladies' literary circle will meet
with Mrs. Cunliffe on Tuesday and
Miss Emma Wright on Orescen5 ave-
nue. Oct. 20.
The Woodmen have piano Which is
of handsome Everett make. This
was moved into the Woodmen's hall
on Saturday afternoon and adds great
ly to the fine appearance the hall al
ready presents.
Miss CLARA Holton is keeping house
for K. L. Carr.
Charles Norcross of Dorset was the
guest of his son, Cadet Norcross. re-
Gently.
carload of fixtures for the new
store of DR.. JudkIns has arrived.
Harry Moseley entertained few
friends at his camp "Owl's Nest on
West Hill over Sunday. Among those
from out of town was Benjamin Gates
of Montpelier.
MI and Mrs. Albert E. McOullum
returned to Portland, Me-, on Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs G. d. Edgerton spent
several days in Richmond last week in
attendance at the Grand Lodge l. ..
G. Y.
The seleotmen recently voted to al
low the Moody Almon Company to
bring its electrical plant into the viii
lage from Moretown and large force
OF workmen are busily engaged upon
its extensions.
Bernie Como has resigned his posi-
ton at the electric light station to
take effect as soon as man can be OBJ
tanned. 1t is rumored that the va
cancy will be filled by Joseph Gras-
row. Mr.. Como expects to locate IN
Graniteville.