News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-15
WOLCOTT.

WOLCOTT.
Mrs. W. W. Cate is on the sick list
Allen Chapman was in Burlington
this week.
Florilla Wells is at work at U. j
Mudgett's.
Charles Dean of Hardwick was in
town Sunday.
5. A. Fife and wife returned from
Boston Monday.
W. Q. Stratton of DanvilIe, was in
town Friday last.
F. E. Wheeler has rented his resi-
dence to his father.
George Brill of Hardwick is moving
onto the Goss farm.
Levi Gates moved his family to
Morrisville Tuesday.
Read Flies advertisement concern
ing millinery opening.
Miss Alice Whiting was home from
Burlington over Sunday.
Editor Sawyer and family were
down from Hardwick Tuesday.
Elbridge Jones has moved his famA.
lily from Garfield to Pottersville.
Miss Hattie Marshall of East Hard.
wick, is working at j. W. Scott's.
George Tillotson of Craftsbury was
a guest at F. E. Wheeler's Sunday.
c.. A. Rand of Morrisville visited his
sister, Mrs. P. j. Knight, Monday.
Maurice and Fay Darling spent the
past week with friends in Montpelier.
Mrs. r. M. Hubbell and children
were visiting in Hyde Park Wednes-
day.
Julius Golden is making some I'm
provements on C. C. Fishers resi-
dence.
Miss Grace Cate has finished her en-
gagement in Hardwick and returned
home.
+. E. Jackson of Watertown, N. Y,
is the new butter-maker at Riverside
Creamery.
Mrs. FL. A. Noyes and daughter of
Hyde Park were guests at DR.. Val
leau's Sunday.
Albert Jones of Lowell, Mass, and
Nat Jones of Cabot visited relatives
here over Sunday.
There was a very pleasant sugar
party held at the home OF c. W. Jones
last Tuesday evening.
D. A. Wakefield and son, Albert, re-
tvrn to their home in North London
derry, N. a., next Saturday.
Chester Dickey has concluded his
labors at C. W. Jones' and gone to
Woodbury. to work on the section.
Reports would seem to indicate
that our wanderers haven't yet To-
Gated the gold fields in Washington.
Rev. o. L. Barnard has been trans
ferred to Underhill by the conference
and Rev. c. M. Stebbins breaches here
the coming year.
C. B. Stearns of Westford, was a
guest at O. j. Putnam's the past
week, and while here purchased W. 0.
Stratton's poo[table.
Mrs. Ida Pennock of West Newton,
Mass, was in town over Sunday,
called her by the death and burial of
her mother, Mrs. Aletha Jones.
Lewis Beauvis OF Craftsbury has
purchased F. E. Wheeler's interest in
the blacksmith shop and taken pos
session. Mr.. Beauvls is a first-class
horse sheer.
The remains of Mrs. Aletta Jones,
widow of the late Hon. Alger Jones,
were brought here Saturday from
Waterbury for burial. The funeral
services were held from the Cong'l
of which she was a member,
Sunday at 2 p. M, Rev, 7. Y. Davies
officiating.
The schools throughout town will
commence on Monday, April 81, with
the exception of the West Hill school
which will begin April 20. The
teachers engaged are as follows =
Clara B. Littel; Leckner,
Mrs. G. A. Ryan; Village, grammar
room, Mabel Whitney; primary room,
Grace Cate; Potterville, Cassie Boyce;
Hampshire, Lily Golden; Davenport,
Mabel Pierce; West Hill, Olive M.
Cady; Town Hill, Bessie Martin;
North Wolcott, primary room, Ger
trude Clark: Keller, Jennie Green.
The North Wolcott grammar room
not yet supplied.