The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-03
NORHTFlELD.

The Vermont Black Slate company
commenced to Yet the pumps for pump.
ing the water from their quarlies yes
terday.
The marriage Of Harry G. Fowler and
Naomi !. Lane is announced TO occur
Thursday evening at the home Of
Charles Fowler
George Tanner has returned TO town
from a three weeks visit i'll Barre aud
Montpelier. He has been in poor health
for some time but hopes to be able to
resume work at his trade Of granite
cutting this summer.
The Northfald Gum club had 4 prac-
tice shoot Saturday, three members
from the Montpelier club being present,
DR.. Burr, Mr.. Walton and Mr.. Moulton,
The highest per cents were w. p.
Springer 95, G. Starrett 81 $40.
The following teachers have been
elected and accepted positions III the
high school for The years 1907 1905 /;
Principal, George s. Wright; first as
sistant, L. Prudence Stickney; assist
ants, Edith NJ. Watkins and Lena NJ.
Clark.
Miss Angie Badger returned Tuesday
from Brooklyn, mt All, where She has
been attending tile Pratt Institution.
Miss Bdager will return to Barre at the
opening Of the city schools for the spring
term TO resume her duties as teacher
Of drawing and art.
a number Of cases of wfiooping cough
are reported In town Health officer
Kent reminds the public that the law
requires q report 10 him of all conta-
gious diseases, and when a physician
II not in attendance, the family in
which such cases exist must make the
report.
1t Is now expected that the hosiery
factory will be 10 far completed that
a few knitting machines will be started
sometime next week President Henry
) L. Fiiield finds il necessary to devote
considerable time to the Bennington
mill and expects 70 have his family
there soon. Vice President Il W. Dut-
4 ton will look after the interests Of the
new factory here.
Town Clerk Kenyon has received a
letter from Mr.. George NJ. Brown Of
I Boston, acknowledging the resolutions
\ passed at the recent town meeting, IN
\ which thanks were expressed for bis
/ great generosity and interest in his
rative town as shown by the gift Of
! the library buildings, books, etc. Mr.
Brown says in part: 4 very, very
highly appreciate the resolutions. Il
was certainly very nice, indeed, for my
old town TO 50 kindly and IN such !
\ pleasant manner remember me-"
The business meeting Of the Ladies'
Reading circle OF Mortified, was held
Monday afternoon and the following
officers elected for the coming year
I President, Mrs. A. f. Plastridge; vice
president, Mrs. q NJ. Davis; treasurer
Mrs. FL r. Brown; study committee
Mrs. q A. Edgerton, Mrs. B, u. Allen
Mrs. 0sgood, Mrs. A. W. HoIton and
! Mrs. NJ. J. Clough Delegates to the
/ State Federation Of Woman's clubs, to
be held in Windsor, Mrs. A. u. Plas.
fridge and Mrs. Q. S. Carleton.
( The real estate sales in Mortified
the past week include the purchase By
Timothy Glennon Of w. ID. Plastridge';
/ property on the highway from North
/ field Falls TO Moretown; consideration
nominal Norwich university has pur
chased land adjoining It's present prop
erty and which WAS d part Of the Charlie,
Dole place from Mcssrs Mayo, Rich
moud and plumley. consideration 81.
! 600. f. O. Grant has sold to Ellen Af
| Stone and Ida j. Grant. the home placf
occupied by the late Honora Grant in
Mortified Falls; consideration nomi
nal.