The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1904-03-24
NORTHFIELD.

DR.. A. A. Minott and wife of Nor
risville were in town on Saturday, be-
ing called here by the serious illness
of W. W. Rumrill.
W. W. Rumrill has been confined to
the house for the past week, being very
i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Minnie P. Moore has been quite
sick for the past week Miss Ellen
Badger has been caring for her,
Ray L. Lilley finished work at the
Central Vermont Railroad station on
Wednesday and expects to leave this
week for Connecticut. Ray Adams OF
Randolph Center has taken his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Terrill OF
Montpelier were in town on Saturday,
the guests OF Mrs. Terrill's aunt, Mrs.
Cross, who is ill.
Miss Emma J. Cook and Dean Hill
of Plainfield were married at the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Cook near the Harlow bridge,
on Tuesday, evening, March 10. They
are to reside in Plainfield.
Miss Minnie Smith has returned
from a ten days business trip in Bos-
ton.
Madame Ella De Rochers of Boston
is visiting her parents, j. r Dole and
wife, for few days.
Jack Marbnry ex-'04 n. u, of New
York city, was the guest of Harry @.
Moseley the past week.
The friends and neighbors of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wright gave them a
surprise party Wednesday evening. A
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Holland are in
New York foI a few days.
Mrs. Hiram Smalley spent several
days ID Barre last week.
DR.. and Mrs E. w. Knight of Bel.
lows Falls we're the guests of their
sons at Norwich University last week
DR.. Knight attended the meeting of
the State Dental Association held in
Montpelier but Mrs. knight remained
in town.
Rehearsals for the Elite Lady Minis
trels" are being held each evening I'M
der the direction of Prof W. B. Leon
ard. This entertainment gives promise
of success AID will be held in Concert
hall on Friday and Saturday even
ings of this week.
Mrs. Judkins, who has been the
guest of her son, Or. j. H. Judkins,
for the past two weeks, returned to
her home in Charleston, n. H., on
Monday.
John Keough visited his sister il
Barre last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dutton and two
sons of Morrisville, are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. g. II. Dutton at Goulds.
Vile.
"Dick' Giffin has finished work fol
John Bussier at Gouldsville and began
work for r. B. Ellis on Thursday.
Mrs. Clarence Steele of Barre is a
West Hill Frank Dunsmoor of Ad.
place last week.
Mrs, Michael Donnelly of Cox Brook
suffered stroke of paralysis on We'd.
nesday and is in serious condition.
John Legier, accompanied by his son,
George, arrived in town today from
Woonsocket, Il. l. The friends of the
latter are pleased at his improving
health.
Norwich University freshmen will
play the Young Mems Club at Ran.
dolph on Tuesday evening at baske
ball. Several from this town expect tC
attend as a social dance will be helt
after the game.
Hon. Frank Plumley delivered al
address on Venezuela in the town hal
in Roxbury on Friday evening Tht
lecture was under the auspices of tn,
Good Templars and proved to be very
entertaining. A large audience wa
present and pronounced the affair
genuine success.
A public examination for teacher
will be held in the graded schoo
building today and tomorrow.
The dental rooms of Drs. Bert Alter
and II. Myers Gokey were closed tw,
days last week on account of the denta
meeting in Montpelier.
A very enjoyable whist party ant
dance was held in Cross hall a
Gouldsyille on Friday evening whel
Ernest and Miss Estelle Gross enter
tanned large party of friends. Messrs
cornell and Moore furnished must
and all enjoyed the evening.
The farming utensils. stock ETC., q
Frank y. Allen will be sold by publ
auction at his home in East Roxbur
on wednesday. Mr.. Allen expects
move to town about April l., to Mis-
Lizzie KnapI's tenement on Mai
treet.
f. l.. Field left Saturday night fo
a business trip to Boston.
The lecture delivered in Concert ha
on Thursday evening, entitled "Chal
acter and Our Patron. by Rev. p.
Dohenv of Burlington, was as expecte
decided success. A large and Apr,
ciative audience was present and Il
speaker proved himself to be an oratc
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