News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-29
NO. WOLCOTT.
Ben Hoyt was in town recently.
Artie Russ is visiting in Walden.

Ben Hoyt was in town recently.
Artie Russ is visiting in Walden.
Chas Robbins visited in town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Fletcher we're in town the pas
week.
Mrs. Laura Udal visited at Ernest Udall'i
last Saturday.
Mrs. Will Cate and Mrs. Mary Baker were il
town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nourse are visiting in Wood
bury and vicinity.
Mrs. Chas Robbins is stopping with her
daughter, Mrs. Bruce.
Miss Inez Clifford of Walden visited at Viii.
bur Russ the past week.
Ed. Nourse is improving the looks of bis
house by paper and paint
o. F. Crowell was in this place last Thurs
day and Friday on business,
Mrs. Mary Bailey is stopping with her sis
ter, Mrs. Crowell, in Worthwhile
| A. ii. Keller and wife we're in the place the
| first OF the week calling on friends.
Miss Della Robbins was with her sister,
Susie Bruce, for short time last week.
A. N. Boynton and wife we're in town the
past week to attend the funeral of his mother.
F. P. Sheldon and wife OF Barton Landing
visited their old neighbors and friends the
past week.
Quarterly conference at the NJ. E. parson-
age, lHW olcott Saturday evening at 1880. A
full Board is desired.
There will be quarterly meeting servie at
the church Sunday. Rev. G. s. Nutter will be
present to preach the word.
Bernice Farrar, who has been spending a
few weeks with her grandmother in Walden,
returned home last Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Hoyt, who has been stopping
with her son in Cadys Falls the past two
weeks, returned home Monday.
new girl arrived at Clarence Putnam's
Saturday evening, weighing 10 pounds
Mother and child are doing we'll
Miss Gladys Lane has completed her en-.
gagement with Mrs A G. Andrews and is
spending the week with her parents.
The item last week in regard to the change
OF time in our Sunday services should have
read, Sunday school at l 2 0 clock and preach.
ing service at /.
Fern Boynton OF Morrsvile and Mr. and
Mrs. Golden of Pottersville were called here
Saturday by the death and funeral of their
grandmother, Mrs. Boynton.
Almon Bruce underwent successful opera
ton at the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burling
ton Tuesday. Mrs. Bruce returned that even.
ing, after seeing him made comfortable.
The primary school began Monday with
Miss Gertrude Clark of Stowe as teacher. As
yet no teacher has been secured for the gram
mar clool. The teachers will board at H. C.
Baldwin's.
The evening of the entertainment was all
that could be desired and full house told
the story OF its appreciation among the PEG
pie. Each one was prepared to act well their |
part in the program. sum Of $11 rs was |
realzed, though the fee was far too small for |
such an entertainment
Rev. 0. L. Barnard, our former pastor, was |
in town last Wednesday evening and stopped |
over night, and took an early morning start |
Thursday morning for his new charge in |
Underhill, Underhi Center and Jericho. The |
best wishes of host of friends go with him |
to his new field of labor
Wallac9 Spaulding of Wolcott has kindly |
offered to give graphophone entertainment |
in the church Saturday evening" May 10, for |
the benefit OF the church. We hope all will |
feel to give him a liberal patronage and |
thereby help to build up our church finances |
Admission 10 cents. Doors open at Z 80 and |
performance begins at 8.
Mrs. Abigail Boynton, wife of the late Noah |
Boynton, died last Thursday after long sick |
ness of paralysis. The deceased was 80 years |
and ten months old. She was kind neigh |
Dor and respected citizen. Another landmark |
has gone from us. The funeral services took |
place from her late home, Rev. o. NJ Boutwell, |
officiating. The remains were taken to Hyde |
Park and laid beside her husband, who died |
four years ago.