News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-05
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to Plainf7ld for visit with friends.
Damon Stanford of Montpelier was
in town last Friday, on his way to
Hardwick to visit lltives.
Mrs. Mira Rogers Heath was of
duty from the Messenger office for
several days last week on account OF
illness.
A. W. Foster and son of Wolcott
were guests several days last week at
the home of the formers mother, Mrs
o. P. Foster.
julius A. Bliss went to Mills, Mass,
last Thursday for few weeks visit
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
George Cooke.
Mrs. C. F. Smith, who has been
very Ill suffering, from nervous pros
trat Ga. is convelescent and is now
able TO sit up.
Daniel Paine, who was formerly
employed in the Messenger office here,
was in town the latter part OF the
week, calling on friends.
Miss Lou Gould, who has been
spending several weeks with her Sis
ter, Mrs. W. G. Farr in Bristol, re-
turned home last Friday night.
Byron Lambert has vacated the
Edmunds place on Maple street,
which he purchased last fall ami has
moved back to the farm in Eden.
DR.. W. Y, Bliss of Tally, N. Y, was
a guest at the Randall last Wedn"s-
day night. He was called to YER
mont by the death of his mother in
Georgia.
Marc Churchill. who has been
spending the winter with his parents
in the south part of Gilmore. return
ed to his work in Barre lart week.
Anthony Jacobs, who resides in
the west part of town, brought to
this office last Friday a nice bunch of
May flowers all blossomed out. They
were picked on his farm.
Miss Lilly Smith, who has been
spending a vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Smith, leaves
Saturday for Richford, where she
will teach the spl ing term OF school.
A regular meeting of Rathbone
Lodge, No. "a, was held at the hall
last Thursday evening. Preceding
the meeting rehearsal for the play
Dot, The Miners Daughter, was
held.
Elmer Gallup has finished work as
delivery clerk on the American ex.
press team and Station Agent Kelley
has engaged Levi Hill, who formerly
occupied that position. Levi began
work Monday morning.
+ Mr.. and Mr.. W. M. Barber are
the happy parents of a second son,
born last Thursday afternoon.
Barb F." is enthusiastic in the praise
of the young gentleman and distribu-
ted the cigars quite freely.
Edmund Slayton went to Swanton
last Friday night for few days visit
there and with relatives in Warren
and Roxbury. He will begin work
next Monday morning in the Wad-
leigh drug store. taking the place of
Don Sanders.
Martin Chaffee arrived in town last
Thursday night from Burlington.
where he is taking a course in the ..
V. M, for a ten days vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. Chat
fee. His sister, Miss Maud, of the
University arrived Friday evening.
Hddie M, Durham. has purchased
the lunch room business, which has
been carried on for several months
by Joseph Cook in the basement of
the West block and will conduct the
same at the old stand. Possession
was given last Wednesday night.
Mrs. William Patch received the
sad news last Wednesday of the death
of her father, John Burroughs, which
occurred at his late home in More an.
Mr.. Burroughs has been a frequent
visitor at the home of his daughter
here and had made many friends in
town.
The condition of the little son of
Mr.. and. Mr.. John Perry, who has
been critically Ill, for number of
weeks suffering from peritinitis is
slowly improving and DR.. Bates, who
took the case in hand about two
weeks ago states that the little bows
chances for recovery are good.
Frank Pervier, R. F. D. Carrier on
route No. 4, has covered every rod
of his trip this season, with the ex.
ception of a short time when he was
ill, and then the trips were made by
his substitute, who kent up the re.
cord. The roads have been in very
bad condition and the patrons think
the service worthy of mention.
E. E. GoodelI, one ofElmore's pros.
porous farmers, met with a consider
able loss recently. A new evaporation
which he had purchased this week of
Wsbster & Sanders was burned. the
fire catching during the boiling down
process. Mr.. Goodell left the sugar
house for short time and upon re-
turning found the evaporator and
sugar entirely DESTROYED.
LamOiIle Grange.
The regular meeting of Lamoille
Grange last Thursday afternoon was
of more than usual interest las the
members had as their guest, Govern
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