News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-03-16
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Slayton is in attendance.
R. W. Hulburd made an official
visit to Montpelier Monday.
D. F. fletcher and wife are both con-
fined to the house by illness.
John Jackson is home from God
dard Seminary on q vacation.
Hon. P. D. Pike of Stowe tranacted
Probate business here last Friday.
Miss Louise Leland of Johnson was
recent visitor at Mrs. ?. T. D9nio' g.
Mrs. F. P. Hill is spending a few
days with relatives in Franklin
county.
J. S. Emery of Eden was the guest
of his friend, Ex- Sheriff Stevens last
Tuesday.
The usual bi,monthly services will
be held at the Catholic church on Sun
day next.
Capt. Waite has been doing busi-
ness at Montpelier and St. Albans
the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Boyce of Sara
nae Inn, Saranac, N. Y, are visiting
at Elmer Whitcomb's.
W. S. Russell and wife of Bellows
Falls, are guests of their cousin, Mrs.
Ripley, of the Pbelix
The next meeting of the Home Cul-
ture Club comes Monday evening next
and will be with Mrs. Thorp.
Ed. Graves has moved from this
village to Greenfield where he has a
job with j. W. Tillotson in the saw.
mill.
Sam'l Miller worked last Saturday
in Sberman's barber shop in Norris
vile, taking the place of hand that
is sick.
W. D. Strong is driving q four-year-
old colt he recently bought of Ira
Ober of Eden. 1t is very promising
horse.
Everett Manning spent Sunday
last with his mother in st. Johns
bury, who is stopping there for the
present.
Mrs. Zsnnis Balch and Mrs. Haskell
Balch, both of Hardwick, were at the
home of Harrison Grout last week
Wednesday.
Mrs. Grace Stevens arrived from
Buffalo last Saturday night and has
entered upon her duties as receptress
of the L. G. A.
Plans have been drawn for hand
some little cottage, that will re
erected on Commonwealth Ave, the
coming spring.
Mrs. Alice Wyman aud child from
Lowell we're visitors at Frank Browns
Tuesday. They left for Whitehall,
N. Y, this morning.
Chas. Merrill is at home from
Waltham, Mass, for q short vaca-
ton. He expects to return when the
spring work opens up.
Rev. C. S. Hager is giving close at
tention this week to the Sunday
school rallies that are being held in
various parts OF the county.
F. II. Raymore was in town last
Saturday and qualified as Deputy
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F. F. White, who has resigned.
Dr.. Stevens expects soon to move
his office to rooms in the r p. Put
nam house, opposite his present loca-
ton, where he will also keep house.
Deputy Sheriff Jones of Johnson
was in the place on business last Sat
urday. Jones is q hustler and gives
close attention to the duties of his
office.
Episcopal services will be held at
the Cong'l church Wednesday even,
ing of next week. Rev. f. B. Leach
of Richford, will be the rector in
charge.
Misses Lockwood and Arkley OF
Pages stenographic force, spent Sun-
day at their homes, the former at st.
Johnsbury and the latter at Essex
junction.
Myron Hager of Deerfield, Mass,
who has been spending a couple OF
weeks here with his brother, Rev. G. s.
Hager, returned to his home last
Saturday.
R W. Hulburd, agent for the
American Fidelity Co., has just paid
DR.. Minott of Morrisville $1,000 on
an accident policy for injuries recently
sustained.
Mary Finnegan and her brother
James attended the funeral of their
cousin at UnderhiIl last Wednesday
He was killed in railroad accident
on the Central.
Mrs. Noyes Wood had the mis-
fortune to fall on the ice one day last
week, receiving a severe cut on the
back OF her head, confining her to the
house for few days.
Fl. e. Holbrook, for the past year
or so assistant at the depot, finished
work there Tuesday. He is succeeded
by Leon Sturtevant of Johnson
Holbrook has many friends here
who will miss him.
Business at the Scofeld mill is live
ly these days. There are several
orders ahead for that famous hard
wood flooring. Owing to a scarcity
of fuel the mill did not run Monday
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