News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-30
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town Thursday.
Harold Cakes from Burlington was
in town last week.
Miss Belle Baker is stopping with
her uncle in Burlington.
Carl Morgan from Rutland was
home few days last week.
DR.. Frank Lewis is stopping at the
hotel the guest of F. c. Kimball.
Mrs. Henry from Essex was guest
of Mrs. Sarah Clary last Friday.
Miss Mary Leary of Jericho visited
friends in town the last of the week.
Harvey Crowell'from Dunton, p. O.,
is visiting his brother, Alfred Crowell.
Miss Alice Gilbert OF Lowell visited
friends in town the last OF the week.
Mrs. R. G. Prentiss visited friends
In Burling ton and Montpelier last
week.
Mrs. A. P. Martin of Watertown, N.
Y, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Susan
Scott.
Mrs. Sarah Eddy from Stowe is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Heath.
Miss Olive Cady, who is teaching in
Wolcott, was home Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Flora Pearl has returned home
from New Bedford, Mass, on account
of illness.
George Gould has gone to Rhode
Island to attend Methodist Pente-
costal school.
The correspondent is glad to re-
port the improved condition of Miss
Sophia Cowles.
- A. Saunders and wife from Barre
visited their brother, Chester Saun-
ders, last week.
Mrs. VIM. Page and niece of Hyde
Park were guests of Mrs. FL. M. Max
field Thursday.
Miss Ada Prior from Underhill was
the guest of Mrs. Freeman Boyes, the
last of the week.
Mr.. Gallup from Franklin visited
his sister, Miss Lavinia, at M. F.
Gray's last week.
W. FL. Clark and wife of Hardwick
visited Mrs. Clark's sister, Mrs. Mil
lard Gray, last week.
Misses Ardel Fanton and Rather
inc Ryan passed Sunday and Monday
at their home in Fairfield.
Mrs. George Pratt and children of
Essex are visiting Mrs. Pratt's par
ents, l.. A. Davis and wife.
Mrs. Bert Mills attended the we'd
ding of her friend, Clara Powers, at
Bakersfield, Monday, Sept, 20,
M. P. George and sister, Mrs. S. E.
Heidenrich of Woodbury. were guests
of Mrs. Mary Morgan recently.
Mrs. Maria Davis is entertaining
her uncle, Mr.. Converse, from Fair
field, an aged man of 81 years.
s. A. Andrews and wife returned
last Thursday from visit to friends
in Saxton's River and Vergennes.
T. A. Waterman accompanied Dr.
F. L. Wells to his home in Frelighs
burg last Friday, returning Monday.
The Ladies' Missionary Meeting
will be held Friday afternoon at the
usual hour with Mrs. s. A. Andrews.
Wilfred Smith and wife from Cam
bridge Junction visited their aunt
Mrs. S. Andrews, the last of tn week
Miss Ida M. Barton returned home
Saturday evening from stay OF two
weeks in Greensboro and HardWick.
Heman Newton has sold his farm
to MIR. Tinker of Bakersfield. He
takes possession the first of Novem-
Der.
Rev. MIR. Schaible of Hamilton, N.
Y, will preach in the Baptist church
next Sunday and the Sunday follow
ing.
L. j. Smith, who clerks for W. FL.
Nye, is taking his vacation and Geo.
Elwoo1 is working in the store in his
place.
Periey Whiting and wife were in
Lowell Saturday to attend the funer-
al of Mrs. McElroy, Mrs. Writings
aunt.
A. o. Bell has sold his farm known,
formerly as the Collins place, at E.
Johnson to Mrs. Mary johnson for
$500.
Rev. DR.. C. s. Nutter of st. Adams
is to preach and hold communion
service at the Methodist church next
Sunday.
Mrs. E. M. Seymour, who has been
visiting friends in Waterbury and
Stowe for the past five weeks, has re,
turned home. &4
Miss Glenna Carpenter of Cam
bridge, a graduate from the Normal,
was married last Wednesday, Sept.
%, to Claude Kellogg.
Prof. G. E. David of the Chicago
University and Mrs. Cassie Davis of
Morrisville were guests of 0. A. Viii.
son and wife last Tuesday.
Hon. s. A. Andrews attended the
meeting of the Baptist State conven-
ton at Saxton's River last week. He
was elected auditor of the board of
trustees.
It is expected that the Rev. R. j
Chrystie of Craftsbury will preach at