News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-10-19
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Mrs. F. A. Clark is now able to be
out after her recent illness.
Mrs. Harlan Shattuck of Eden
called upon friends in town Monday
Frank Benson left Monday evening
for trip to the st. Louis Exposi-
tion.
Walter Faunce, who has been seri-
ously ill for some time, is gaining
slowly.
A. N. Camp went to Montpelier
Tuesday to attend meeting of the
Mystic Shrine.
Miss Eva Manning of Wolcott was
a guest of her friend, Miss Dora Lar
abee, recently.
Mrs. A. G Andrus and son. Leon,
of North Wolcott were guests at j. C.
Peck's Sunday.
Mrs. E. E Wade of Court street en-
tertained her friend. Mrs. Chase, Of
Johnson Monday.
Clarence Smith returned from Bos-
ton Monday evening, having spent
| the past week there.
There will be meeting next Tues
day evening of Coral Chapter, 0 E.
s., at the usual hour.
Miss Sadie Prior, who is employed
In a millinery store in East Hard
wick, was at home over Sunday.
Frank Clifford, who has been visit
ing in town for several days. return
ed to his home in Newport Tuesdav.
Rev P. A. Smith of the Mathodi, t
church will exchange pulpits next
Sunday with Rev. j. s. Allen of Cam
bridge.
]. R. Parker and wife will leave Fri
day for Pittsfeld, where they will
visit their daughter, Mrs. Roman
Morse.
Misses May Straw and Barbara
Burt and Messrs Leon Cobb and Leo
Moody were recent guests at Walter
Faunce's.
Fred Frost of Boston arrived in
town Tuesday for a short visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Nicholson on
Harrison avenue.
Miss india Campbell returned the
first of the week from a few weeks
visit to her sister. Mrs. A. G. Andrus,
in North Wolcott.
Erving Harrison has finished work
| for Addison Hill and commenced
work Monday for Mr.. Hovey on the
New YORK stock farn1.
Mrs. L. L. Camp went to Barre
Tuesday, where she will visit friends
for several davs She will also visit
in Randolph before returning home.
Glenn A. Wilkins went to Montpelier
Monday morning, where he was call
ed on business. and incidently took
in the meeting of the Mystic Shrine
Tuesday.
Mrs. 81. N. Gray of Cambridge was
a guest of her daughters, Misses
Ildah and Reba, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. ". A. Beebe on Park street
yesterday. Dol '''..'. .- ,,....... W.. w.. 80
Miss Fullington of Cambridge, a
student at Peoples Academy, goes
to Montpelier to-day, WI ere she will
be guest of her father, Senator F.
H. Fullington.
Mrs E. A. Barrows. who has been
spending several months in town, left
Tuesday for Wells River, where she
will spend the winter in the family of
81. D. Baldwin.
Henry Provonche has returned
| from Hardwick and is again at his
old post on one of Hamel's truck
wagons. He succeeds John Whitney
in that position.
Carroll Briggs, who has been spend
ing the past two weeks With his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Briggs, in
the west part of town, returned to
Boston Monday.
Myron WhitcOmb and wife and w.
N. Silloway and wife were in HVde
Park last Sunday to attend the fun
eral of Mr.. WhitcOm be grandmother
Mrs. Harriet WhitcOmb.
J. c. Gallup has been making ex.
tensive repairs on his lot in Pleasant
View Cemetery and has set large
granite monument thereon, which is
the work of T. B. Wallace of Morris.
vile.
Those of Representative Gates as
sociates, who returned to the Capital
Monday morning by way of Stowe,
were given novel treat in the shape
of tally-ho coach trip. Four horses
we're attached TO the mountain tally
no and eighteen passengers enjoyed
the ride to Stowe, the weather being
most favorable for a coaching party.
Harvey W. McAllister of Waitsfeld,
E. B. Hill of Union, Oregon and G. G.
Carnahan of Chicago we're in town
last Saturday. Mr.. McAlister has
associated himself with the above
named gentlemen, and several others
from Chicago, in the American Land
and Live Stock Co., located in Har.
ney County, Oregon, on the Trout
Creek Ranch, which contains several
Thousand acres. The company ex-
pect to place several thousand head
Nof sheep besides cattle and horses.
Mr.. Hill will be the manager OF the
ranch and Mr.. McAllister will be his