The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-03-03
NORTHFIELD.
Town meeting tomorrow.


Town meeting tomorrow.
The hash supper given by Mrs.
Richard Ellis Sunday school class
was decided success. The class
cleared about $26 which will be used
in procuring new music.
Mrs. Anderson and daughter and
Miss Todd came from New York on
Wednesday to visit at G. R. Andrews
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kelly and Miss
Florence attended the funeral of Mrs.
Blanche Tucker on Thursday at Brook
field.
Clarence Mcleod while playing basket
struck his head against a target with
such force as to cut it about two
inches, Harry Mosely broke a bone
in his ankle the night before also
Willie Washburn had the misfortune
20 dislocate the bone in his shoulder.
1t is hoped that these wounds may not
prove of serious nature.
DR.. Camp of Barre was in town on
Thursday in consultation with DR..
Judkins.
Ethel Wardner has finished work for
G.. h. Andrews and gone to the home
III l6T duut, III EdSV hOUAuly.
E. L. Field and w. W. Holden re.
turned on Friday from Burlington.
They were attending court as jurymen.
Misses Mildred Tracy and Alice
Bates of the Montpelier telephone eX-
change spent Sunday in town the
guests of Mrs. Alice Mansfield
Word has been received that Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Sulham who left town
last year for Raymond, Cal, are on
their journey homeward.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Terrill of Mont
pelier were in town on Saturday.
Mrs. Ida Nose Woodbury., who was
30 speak at the Congregational church
last week was unable to come being de-
tanned in Springfield with an attack
of laryngitis.
A game of basket ball was recently
played between the Randolphs and
Norwich University on Thursday.
After the game, which resulted in IA
vor of the home team, dancing was in
dulged in until late hour
Rufus Farr who recently broke his
arm is doing nicely and it is expected
no serious results will follow.
Harry Csdy clerk at the post. office
is able to resume his duties after an
enforced vacation.
School closed for two weeks vaca-
ton on Friday. Misses Claire Rich.
ards and Maude Gilligan have re-
turned to their homes in Newtonville,
Mass, and Natick, respectively.
Roy Bartlett is at work for G. NJ.
Davis.
Irwin Kerr was confined to the house
several days last week with the grip.
Mrs. Louisa Heath is seriously i'll at
her home in Gouldsville.
What might have resulted in a seri-
Gus accident occurred oil Friday after
noon when team driven by William
Cotter became unmanageable. Mr..
Ootter had the reins about his neck
and the horse began running, over.
turning the sleigh. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Ootter were thrown out and Mr..
Cotter dragged considerable distance
before he could loosen the Ieins. He
sustained a few bruises but it is hoped
he will soon recover.
Nelson LeClair has sold building
lot on North Main street to Joe Per.
kins of Montpelier consideration 800,
Mr.. Perkins expects to build there in
the spring.
A surprise party was held at the
residence of Rev. and Mrs. Walter
Dole on Thursday evening. The affair
friends and pleasant evening was
passed. Delicious refreshments were
served.
A delegation of Odd Fellows attend
ed the funeral of Alverton Culver in
Ro5xury on Thursday.
William Hayward spent Sunday in
Roxbury.
Peter Gilbert has purchased the
home place at Mortified Center of
Arthur Downing aud expects to move
there about April l..
Frank Chase opened meat market
in the Union block last week. This
is thoroughly up to date market and
Mr.. Chase is sure to please his Gus.
toners. Frank Bacon is to assist him.
Charles Newell, who recently injured
his eye while at work in G. r. An
drews mill, has so far recovered as tt
be able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Talbot and daugh
ter, Minnie, attended the funeral Of
Mr. TalbUt's mother in Athol, Mass.
last week.
Galen Markham, who recently cele
brated his eighty second birthday by
walking to Montpelier was none thu
worse for his trip but was down tow
twice the next day distance in all o
about five miles.
Mrs. Frank Donahue of Proctor i
visitor in town.
Mrs. Ann, widow of Jacob Legier,
MI N nf
Tuesday at the age of eighty-fou
years. She is survived by five chll
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