News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-11-05

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Christmas trees for the Philadelphia
market.
Mrs. Maria Parker from Medtield,
Mass , is visiting her sister, Mrs. U.
a. StearDe.
H. w, Stevens visited his daughter,
Mrs. Wilson in Fair Haven the last
of the week.
Mr.. Jason and Miss Winnie Newton
visited at the home of Heman New
ton last week.
Mrs. Charlotte Mcfarland was the
guest of Mrs. Wetherbee of Burling-
ton last week.
Mrs. Joseph Lambert from Eden
visited her sister, Mrs. Peter Lam
bert last week.
Mrs. Newcomb from Hyde Park
visited her sister, Mrs. Lewis Lam
bert, last week.
VA. Patch was called to Fletcher
last Friday by the serious illness OF
his brother, George.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luce of Stowe visited
Mrs. Luce's sister, Mrs. Eugene Grow,
the last of the week. 90
Mrs. Nve returned Monday night
from two weeks visit with friends IN
Boston and vicinity.
E. G. Wilson and wife of MorrisvilIe
visited Mrs. Wilson's uncle, Joel Part
low, the first of the week.
Mra. Dan Fletcher is in Fletcher as
sisting in the care of her brother
Geo. Patch, who is very i'll.
julius Greene and wife have com
menced housekeeping in Mr.. Newton''
tenement on Railroad street.
Armand Jackson has moved hi
family into the tenement of Mrs
Mary Morgan on Railroad street.
Mrs. j. W. Greene and Mrs. Nelson
Jones from Cambridge Junction Wis
tied Frank and Julius Greene las
week.
Mrs. Gould, who has been visiting
her son, Alison Gould, for the las
two weeks, has returned to her HON
in Fairfield.
Rev. T. A. Howard, who was t.
have preached at the Baptist churc
last Sunday, was called Unexpected
to Malone, n. Y.
The Club Tea, which is down on th
program for Nov. 13, has bee
changed to Dec. II, on account c
the Rummage Sale.
Mrs. j. L. Alger gave very enjoy
able chatting dish party for the MOI
NAL students, who remained in tow
during the vacation. er
&C. Drown and Mrs. j. L. Pierc
went on the excursion to New Yor
last week and will visit their sister
Mrs. L. A. Alexander.
Albert Lambert and wife have RI
turned from Mantel, P. O., where the
have been running boarding hous
for the last six months.
B.L. Austin and wife went to Bul
lingtOn Monday. Mr.. Austin return
ed Monday night but Mrs. Austin wi
remain through the week.
Mrs. Lawrence, who has been stoE
ping for several weeks in Frankli
county, has returned and isstoppinI
with her daughter, Mrs. |. I. Johr
son.
The death of Orren Sargent, MOI
generally known as "Doc," occurre
last Wednesday, Oct. 20. The funel
al was held at his home Friday afte
noon.
O. G. Buck returned Monday froI
his Boston trip bringing his daugl
ter, Mrs. W. F. Sinclair with hin
Mrs. Sinclair has been quite i'll, but
convalesCent.
E. H. Coolidge, who has lived o
RS. Fullingtons farm for the pas
five years, has gone to Lowell to cal
for bis aged mother. Mr.. Coolede
has made many friends during hi
residence here who regret his leaving
Another stag party was given las
Wednesday evening. About thirt
gentlemen took their refreshment
lin the shape Of oysters, etc. in the
hands and went down to E. II. Coo
edges and passed very pleasan
evening.
The flag at the Normal hung q
half mast to-day in honor of Maio
Pangborn, whose death occurre
Saturday. He was former Principe
of the Normal in its academy day
when Admiral Dewey was one of th
pupils of the school.
Charles Boyes, who went from thi
town to Oregon twenty years age
and who has spending four year
in differentpoints in Alaska, returne,
home last week Tuesday for his frs
visit and will spend the winter wit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. HI. f, Boyes
AS strange as it may seem he say
Vermont isn't alright for him.