News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-09-12
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A. A. Pike was in Burlington Tuesday.
Mrs Earle Parker is quite i'll with appendi
citis.
Ralph Alger of JonesviIle is visiting in
town.
Harry Smith returned last week from Ran
dolph.
Rev. G. E. Laid of Waterbury was in town
Monday.
Frank Culver and L. A. Pike we're in Bur
lington Friday.
Mrs. Bingham of Junction City, Kan, is
visiting in town.
c. S. Moody and Miss Carrie Moody are Wis,
iting in East Calais.
Philo Fuller of Chester is visiting his moth
er, Mrs S. 7. Fuller.
Henry Campbell of Montpelier visited his
parents here Tuesday.
Walter Burnett's little child is very sick
with cholera infantum.
T. E. Smith and W. NJ. Adams were in st.
Adams last Wednesday.
Will Towue and Mrs. Celia Pariezo we're
married early last week.
Miss Force of Burlington is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. T. E. Smith.
Harry Ayers and wife of Weathersfeld, Ct,
are guests at j. B. Ayers.
Mr. George Atkins and family of Montpelier
were in town over Sunday.
MissMertie Melvin of Lowell, Mass, Is Wis
iting her mother and sister.
Fred Wells of Montpelier Sc ninary preached
at this NJ. E. church Sunday.
A. P. Holmes OF Grand Rapids, Mich, is
spending few weeks in town.
Mrs. F. r. Bigelow returned to her school
duties at Salem, Mass, Friday night.
John Williams has moved from the rooms
over the drug store to the lower village.
o. E. Barnard is attendingS st, Adams High
school and Harry Pike Montpelier Seminary
Charles Hopkins is doing carpenter work
in Waitsfeld and Henry Nelson in Moretown.
Fred Gale, Ralph Warren and Mark Eason
are attending the Burlington High School
this fall.
Miss Nettie Brush has returned from her
work at Montpelier and is stopping with her
parents.
DR.. W. s. Church of Burlington was in town
Saturday to see NJ. j. Kimball who is slowly
on the gain.
Miss Cynthia Paige has gone to Brooklyn,
N. where she finds home in the family OF
Mrs. Knoche.
R. B. Bradley s engaged these days in wir-
ing for electric lights the house of DR.. Hooker
at Waterbury.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis La
touch at the Forks has been quite sick with
cholera nfautum.
Stowe Military Band furnishes music at the
Citizens Fair at Waterbury Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
Mrs. Tom Jackman died at her home in
linz nat adj Iau innr Epnn pal
services were held Friday.
Mrs. NJ. C. Loveioy, Miss Bertha Barrows
aud Mis- 0. G. Upton enjoyed carriage
drive to Montpelier last Saturday.
Henry McMahon of Burlington has been
visiting relatives here for few weeks and
goes from here to Manchester, N. FL.
Mrs. Seneca Poor, who has been in very
poor health for several years was taken to
the Mary Fletcher Hospital for treatment
last Thursday.
Most of the public schools opened Monday.
The Board of Directors have found it difficult
in securing the required number of teachers
and are still short one.
The Chas Wright house has been sold to
Dow Smith for $3.50. The tenement over the
drug store will be remodeled for the occupan-
cy of C. D. Gibbs, who has been living in the
Wright house.
Ralph Jewett went to Montpelier last We'd
nesday to consult DR.. Chandler regarding a
trouble with his eyes An unusual circum-
stance connected with this is that Mr. Jewett
is rs years of age and had never before rid.
den on either steam or ell ctric cars.
Mansfield Mountain Grange held very in
teresting meeting Sept. 8, under the manage
meut of the leaders and with the su hject of
Home for discussion. Will meet again Sept.
20, when they will discuss What should be
the farmers chief aim in liie." and why join
the Grange?