News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-06-24
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She is much better now.
Will Butterfeld and wife went to
Rutland Monday to spend few days
with relatives at that place.
Mrs. Erastus Eaton and daughter
Clara from Manchester, N. H., are
stopping here for few days.
Fred Lilley, who is making an ex-
quaintances in Chicago recently.
Geo. lockwood, Perry Fosters as
sistant, visited friends in Underhill
and Jericho the first of the week.
Miss Margaret Sullivan Is in town
| for week, giving attention 10 mat
ters concerning FL. j. Lilley & Co.
Mrs. Achsah Keeler and her grand
daughter, Miss Lena Corse of Mont
pelier, are visiting at A. V. Wiswell's.
Mrs. W. D. Manning goes next Sat-
urday to Waltham, Mass, to visit her
husband, who has a good situation
at that place.
A special business meeting is called
for the Home Culture Club on Satur-
day June 27. They will meet with
Mrs. R. W. Hulburd.
Will Butterfeld has finished work
for G. W. Brown and is succeeded by
Christopher Brown of Stowe, who has
moved up on to the farm.
John Scofield is under the doctors
care at present, being afflicted with
il flammalory rheumatism. He gets
oh mil no oil Df fol
Master Proctor Page received to-
dsy a couple of handsome salmon
trout, weighing 81 fb3., from Senator
Proctor, who is fishing at Vanceboro.
They are beauties.
Hel mon Holbrook spent a few days
the first of the week at Camp Winder-
mere. His place at the station was
filled during his absence by Ray
Lilley of Morrisvile.
DR.. Genge and family spent a few
days at their camp at Eden recently.
The Doctor is very busy man, but
occasionally finds time TO enjoy q
brief cutting with his family.
Will McGinnis, who has been at the
Bordentown, N. j., Military Institute
the past year, returned home Friday
last. He expects to put in the sum-
mer at the State Industrial School.
DR.. Stiles of St. Johnsbury of the
State Board of Health, stopped here
a short time last Saturday, calling
on DR.. Slayton. From here be went
to Lowell to investigate the small
pox cases.
Messrs. Leon Griswold, Albert New
ins and Miss Blonde Seymour accom-
panied Miss Helen Hall to her home
in st. Johnsbury, spending Sunday
there as her guests. They report @
very fine time.
The railroad folks have purchased
a spring of H. C. Lanpher and are
putting the same into the new depot.
This will give them liberal supply
of water with head sufficient to
throw over all their buildings.
Miss LiIah Waite has finished her
school at North Hartland and re-
turned home to-day, accompanied
by Mrs. BERTHE Andrews of Lyme, N.
H., with whom she spent several days
the past week.
The Field Class had An enjoyable
session on Moss Hill last Saturday.
Next Saturday they go to the Brig
ham Pasture, where Birds Nests"
will be discussed, with Mrs. Fl. NJ. Nc
Farland as leader.
Mrs. P, T. Denio and daughter are
entertaining party OF young people
from johnson and Cady's Falls at
Camp Windermere this week, There
are>ffteenin in the company and right
good time they are having.
F. Fl. Mcfarland and S. B. Waite
were in Jericho Monday, where Nc
Farland as administrator sold a
piece of real estate at auction. The
Captain was the auetioneer and it is
re9dless to say that the property
was sold at good price.
The young people havein rehearsal
musicale and a pretty operetta 1.-The
Babes in the Woods" which will be
given in about two weeks. There are
about twenty young people in the
entertainment and Master Carroll
Page and Miss Norma Strong are the
babes.
The remains of Erastus Eaton, who y
died at his home in Manchester, N.
H., last Thursday of congestion of
the brain, were brought here for bur-
ial last Saturday. They were accom-
panied by his wife and daughter and
son Walter. Mr.. Eaton was native
of Morristown, but was engaged in
business here many years, going
away from Hyde Park nearly thirty
years ago. He was 20 years of age
and we'll known to our older people.
The burial was in the village cemetery,
where brief services were held by Rev.
Mr.. Hager.
The lightning entered the large
barn of j. 7. Jewett last Friday pm.
slivering two rafters to kindling,
splitting two more, two posts, one
beam, taking a corner board clean
from the outside, slivering little
places all about, both outside and in
side, and then passed into the stable
oxJ toro off ond uplintornd tho % ainor