News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-04
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in Waterbury
Jerome Stowell visited bis daughter
in Barre recently.
Miss Clossie Clark went to Lisbon,
N Ii yesterday.
G. l.. Mcmahon transacted business
in Burlington Monday.
OF Luce, whois much better, went
to New York last week.
Miss Sarah Porter has gone to Ash
land, N. e., for the winter.
Harry Burnham was visitor il
Greensboro the first of the week.
Lizzie Swift, who has been visiting
n Burlington, returned Tuesday.
Henry Reed began years work for
Luc- & Warren Monday morning.
Nettie Brush Of Montpelier was the
guest OF her pare nts over Sunday.
Mrs. E A. Double returned to her
home in Nell o>e, Mass last week.
Willis Douglas and wife have been
visiting in johnson for a few days.
Fred Scrbner of Bath, Me-, has
been visiting his parents here OF late.
Carroll Mum and wife OF johnson
spent portion OF last week in town.
Miss Jane Tomlinson returned
Monday from visit to Essex, N. Y
Mrs. Bertha Robinson returned to
her home in Malone, N Y, Monday.
Harold Mcmahon of Goddard Sem
mary was at home the first of the
week.
q. E. Jenney was in attendance at
Washington County court at Mont.
pelier Friday. a... ..s. 49,.
ED. J. Tarbell and wife of Waterbury
we're guests at F. j. Holden's por-
ton of last week.
Mrs. Lillian Isham Austin from
Georgia was recent guest of her
mother and sister.
FL. E Shaw, wife and children visit
ed the family of D. c. Scribner in
Charlotte last week. .....
A sociable and musical entertain
ment was held at the West Branch
church last evening. ....
Nell Walker has moved from the e
Bigelow farm on the West Branch to
the lsham tenement. .."
Mrs. Nary Laraway OF West Wind
ham, N. H., has been visiting at the
home OF Albert Laraway.
Bert Godfrey visited relatives in
| Moretown last week. Bert bringing
home q deer on his return.
Ethel Gibbs entertained the mem
bers of the first class in the High
School at her home Halloween.
John Whittemore and Milo Riddle
of Boston have been spending a few
days at their Lake Mansfield cottage
Mrs. Luther BedeIl, a resident Of
Brownsville, picked ripe Strawberries
and also cluster of green ones Nov
1st.
| Miss Freeman, a deaconness from
Boston, will speak at the Methodist
church next Sunday envening. AL
are cordially invited.
Fred j. Holden was given a check
this week for $2l.71 in full settlement
for his recent accident. He was in
sured in the Travellers.
The Graded School was closed
Thursday and Friday, the teachers
being in attendance upon the st
Johnsbury convention.
Harry Smith, who was recently ap
pointed a Second Lieutenant in the
Marine Corps, has received orders tc
report at Washington Nov. 9th.
| A large number of grangers met al
the home of George McAllister and
wife Saturday. The occasion being
an anniversary of the organization Of
| the local grange.
William Francis returned from Rut.
land Monday evening and the course
of true love, rudely Interrupted by his
unprecedented departure, has again
become sweetly tranquil.
HI. G. Thomas visited Waterbury,
and Montpelier last week looking up
evidence in the Cotton Brook doe kill
ing case, which recently came before
the Washington County Grand Jury.
A large party of friends and rela.
tlves gave Ed. Adams and wife gen.
uine surprise party Monday evening
in remem berance of the twentieth an.
! niversary of their marriage. Some
valuable presents were left.
Stowe seems to be q hunters para.
disc, more deer having been killed
here than in any other town in the
state, so far as reported. The list
numbers fourteen and among the last
corners were Dow Smith, VIM. Pratt,
George Hart, George Adams and T.
Cleveland.
}. j. Vearen suffered partial shock
Sunday afternoon, while employed in
putting some machinery in his grist
mill at the Lower Village. 1t is
thought that the attack was brought
on by the cramped position in which
Mr.. Vearen had been working, and
that few days will see him about the
village as well as ever.
Mrs. Achsah Allen, who had reached
the remarkable age OF 102 years, died
at the home of her grandniece, Mrs.
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