News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-30
WOLCOTT.


Miss Alice Chew who has been sick with
diphtheria, is improving.
Mrs. Z. n. Dunbar and daughter Of West
Danyille, were in town last week. -
W. W. Gates dressing mill is running on
short time on account of low water for the
engine.
Mrs L. A. Bennett has bought the farm
formerly owned by l.. A. Marshall, and Oc-
eupied by W. o. Bennett.
For anything in the line Of drugs and
groceries call on DR.. Hubbell. He is still on
deck and sells good goods at living prices.
See his new adv. next week.
The Cong1 Ladies Aid society will meet
with Mrs James Davis Thursday afternoon
August 80. They will also serve supper at
the church on Freemen's meeting day from
till O'Clock p. m; price 10 cents.
Schools at the village. Pottersville, East
Hill aud Riverside will begin Sept TO- teach
ers as follows Village, first grade, Miss
Marie Conner of Williston second grade,
Miss Edna Dyke of Wolcott; Riverside, Miss
Sadie NJ. Eaton East Hill, Arthur NJ. Ea-
ton; Hampshire, Mamie McClary Town
Hill, Marcia McClary Davenport dist Flora
Thompson, Keller district, Florence Collier
At the Republican caucus held Saturday
afternoon j. ID. Martin received the nominal
ton as candidate for Representative on the
second ballot, after which Mr.. Scott arose
and asked that the nomination be made
unanimous, which was done with the excep-
ton of one or two dissenting votes. Mr..
Martin is a man thoroughly qualified for the
position, and a man with many friends as
has been shown in the caucus.
A late issue of the Lancaster N. H., Ga
zette contained the following interesting item:
The event of last week was the reunion of
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genial druggist, and formerly of Wolcott, Vt.
Mr.. Hutchins was born in Wolcott Aug. 3,
1923, and is the father of ten living children.
His first wife, Marcia NJ. Aiken of Hardwick,
VT, was the mother of nine children-fvesons
and four daughters. His second wife, Selinda
Z. Albee of Lowell, Mass, was the mother of
one daughter and died in 1856. Since then
Mr.. Hutchins has resided with his children,
who are as follows Mrs. H. A. Earle of
Chicago, ILL.,, was born in Wolcott, April 20,
1S47, has one daughter of 81 years husband
sergeant of Chicago police force. Mrs. II. L.
Carter Of Tekamah, Neh, bonn in Wolcott,
Aug. II, 1913 has had five children, three
now living, husband, lawyer. J. Warner
Hutchins of Philadelphia, born in Wocott
April 20, 1850, single jewelry dealer at So.
Sth street Mrs. ]. S. Blandin, of Bethlehem,
born in Montpelier Sept 10, 1853. Fred S.
Hutchins of North Stratford, born in Wolcott
March %, 1856, married two children, one
living; druggist B. N. Hutchins of Lake
pot born in Wolcott, July IS, 1856. mar
ried; no children. Mrs. W. G. Carpenter of
st. Johnsbury, Vt, born in Wolcott July II,
1858, two children-one living husband,
druggist and jeweler. John C. Hutchins of
North Stratford, born in Wolcott Feb. 3,
1864, married, two children druggist and
ieweler. Frank D. Hutchins of Concord, born
in Wolcott June 8, 1865, married, no chill
dren express agent at Manchester. Daisy
E. Hutchins, born in Mortified, VT, August
26, 1884. This is the first meeting of the
family for l 7 years, the last being at the fun
eral of the mother of the nine Oldest. The
family is quite robust generally, the weight
of the FIVE brothers aggregating l ,070 pounds.
The full gathering of the clan was at j. C..
Hutchns'