News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-07-22
WORTHWHILE.


Ernest Page was In Hardwick over
Sunday.
Arthur VanCor was in Burlington
Monday.
e. A. Hill transacted business in
Wolcott Monday.
Cecil Palmer spent Sunday at his
home in Mystic, p. @.
Rev. Edwin Wheelock of Cambridge
was in town Monday.
Miss Grace Chandler is visiting
relatives in West DanvilIe.
States Attorney F. G. Fleetwood
was in Montpelier on business Mon
day.
Mrs. 81. Pervier is spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs. FL. c.
Jacobs.
Albert Cutting and son of Cam
bridge were guests at George Brady's
over Sunday.
Baynard Jacobs, while carrying the
cream to johnson Saturday, saw a
fine deer with antlers.
Joseph Noyes is quite badly now.
He has been confined to his bed for
two weeks and is gradually failing.
Ell. G. Jacobs, wife and children, Ina
and Roger, spent several days the
past week visiting relatives in Belvi-
dere.
III. j. Isbam and wife went to
Tuesday to Old Orchard Beach. Mr..
Isham will return Saturday, but Mrs.
Isham will spend two weeks there
and In Boston.
Mrs. c. L. Gates and children are
spending few weeks at the farm in
Hyde Park. Mr.. Gates mother is
looking after the household affairs
during their absence.
Miss Edith Mudgett, who has been
attending school atSaratoga Springs,
N. T., the past year arrived In town
Tuesday and will spend the summer
with her parents in EImore.
I'll. l.. Prior appeared before Justice
Niles Monday morning and paid a
fine of $5, and costs of $491 for In
toXication. He was arrested by Of
ficer browne Saturday night.
Fern Boynton accompanied his
mother and a party from Johnson to
Greensboro Tuesday. Fern went up
to see that the party were properly
domiciled and returns to-day.
Lion" Wheeler was pulled In by
Officer browne Saturday night In
state OF intoxication and plead
guilty before Justice Niles and paid a
fine of $12.91 including costs.
Alton Parks and wife of Hard
wick, Mrs. A. E. Bartlett of Lowell,
Mass, and Ed Wells and son, Walter,
of Albany, Vt, were in town Sunday
to attend the funeral of Alpin Grant.
j. M. Foss has sold his moving
picture outfit to Rem Moody of No.
Wolcott. For a short time Emery
Foss is travelling with the show, 10.
structing the new purchaser how to
manipulate the same.
Mrs. FL. B. Freeman left Tuesday
noon for Boston, where she will spend
three or four weeks, the guest of her
son, Fred Freeman, and wife. Mr..
Freeman left to-day for Saranac
Lake, N. Y, for a visit to his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Will Benham, formerly Miss
Laura Freeman.
Frank Wheelock and wife and Mrs.
Wheelock's sister, Mrs. Lothian of
Boston and Miss Carter of Dorches-
ter came here from Burlington last
Thur sdey, and Friday, together with
Mrs. Crosby and son and FL. M. Cor
don and wife. made the ascent of Mt.
Mansfield. They reported a fine trip.
They returned to Burlington Satur-
day.
By one of those provoking errors,
which the compositor pleases to term
wrong translation of the local
editors copy, we stated last week
that new house was to be erected
on the W. NJ. Small farm. Since that
time Fred has been kept busy MAX
ing explanations, and wishes us to
annouce that the new building is to
be a barn. He also adds that the
present residence is sufficiently spac-
ious for all immediate needs and
Fred chooses to let the future take
care OF itself,