News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-01-07
WOLCOTT.

Mrs. O. L. Barnard is improving in
health.
DR.. Valleau was In Burlington last
Thursday.
Ralph Smile was in Cambridge
Thursday.
Grace Cate was home from Hard
wick Sunday.
Ervin Potter of Milton is clerkipg
for c. e Haskell.
Miss Minnie Virgins is visiting rel
atives in Barton.
Charles Haskell was in Hardwick on
business MondaT.
A son was born in the home of A.
o. Downing Sunday.
Charles Lurvey who is ill with pneu-
monia is convalescing.
G. E Downing was in Montpelier
on business Saturday.
Frank TWiss and wife are the guests
of friends in Marshfit Id.
Ell Eastman and wife are soon to
return to Boston to reside.
Effie Darling is assisting Mrs C. E
Haskell with her homework.
Mark Nelson of st. Johnsbury is in
town working for Albert Davis.
Harry Wing of st. Johnsbury was
a recent guest at c. E. Haskel's
Miss Ethel Mckinley attended the
ball at Hardwick Friday evening.
Charles Lawrence visited his daugh
ter in st. Johnsbury over Sunday.
The sale of the Wheeler & Hebert
blacksmith shop did not materialize.
George Lombard of South Royal.
ton visited at A. A. Writings the
past week.
- Miss Edith Barcombe of Hyde
Park spent the last of the week with
friends here.
Marshall McClary and Henry Tay-
tor leave Wednesday for Burlington
for short outing.
Byron White went to Burlington
Saturday to enter the medical de-
partment of the U. V. M.
Fred Herrick returned from Rox-
bury Monday and is again looking
after the wants of the travelling pub
lie.
RI. Barrows of Morrisville was in
town Saturday in the interest OF the
News AND CITIZEN and added a mum
Der of new subscribers to the list.
D. D. Morgan has sold his interest
in the wheelwright and blacksmith
shop to his partner, Wheelock, but
will continue to look after his tin
smith business.
There will be a union temperance
service held at Town Hall on Friday
evening, Jan 16, at D. M. Rev. L
P. Booth will be the principalspeaker
Everybody is earnestly requested tc
be present.
George W. Goodrich and Mrs
Laura Nelson of East Calls were
married last Thursday at South
Woodbury. by the Rev. Coolridge
They are now at home to their many
friends in the Fife block.
A.C. Vail and Miss Ethel Shepard
were united in marriage at Boston
Jan, 1. Both of the contracting
parties formerly resided here anc
have many friends who will wist
them a long and happy life.
The reports at the annual business
meeting of the Cong'l church shows 6
better financial standing than has
been for years. The following Officers
were elected: Business Committee, 5
A. Fife, Mrs U. G. Mudgett and G. j
Slayton; Collector and Treasurer, A
E. Phillips; Clerk, Mrs. S. A. Fife
Deacons, B. Bedford and E. Mann
Sexton, George King.
Mrs. Mary A. Palmer Peck, widow
of the late Hubbell Peck died, at the
home of her son, W. W. Peck in Nor
risville, Tuesday, Dec. 30, after ashort
illness with paralytic stroke. The
deceased was eighty-two years of age
last July. Early in life she became 6
member of the Seventh Day Advent
church and her conscientious life anc
the true christian character which
she exemplifed won for her the ad
miration and esteem of the commun
itv in which she lived She leaves
TWO sons, w. W. and Albert Peck o.