News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-06
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Judge White and wife spent Mon
day last in Burlington.
Home Culture Club next Monday
evening at Mrs. Hulburd's.
Morton Hill returned to college at
Burlington on Monday last.
Rev. Vim. Hamin returned from
his Massachusetts visit on Monday
last.
Court is now on, and the usual
number of strangers are within our
gates.
r. W. Hulburd made his "semi &C.
casional" visit to Vergennes last
Friday.
Miss .Theda Wheeler of Hard wick
spent Srn90y 'st at the home of
Sheriff Stevens.
Mrs, Will Tillotson and family
have moved into the Whittemore
house on Creamery Avenue.
Miss Goss from St. Johnsbury
spent the thanksgiving vacation
here with Miss Grace Mcfarland.
Mrs. L. Hill, who has been visit
ing relatives in Franklin county for
several weeks, returned home last
Saturday.
Miss Waite's dancing schools here
will be held on Sa turday of this week
the childrcn's at 400 and adults at
7.30 oclock.
Misses Agnes Hulburd and Grace
Mcfarland returned to their school
duties at St. Johnsbury on Monday
morning last.
DR.. Dennis Finnegan, who has a
good position as dentist at Fort
Ethan Allen, spent the past week
here with his parents.
Miss Lilah Waite is spending few
days at Montpel cr-visiting dancing
schools and taking further instruc-
tons in terpsichorean art.
Miss Mary Moore, who has been
at home on Thanksgiving vacation
returned to the parochial school at
Burlington on Monday last.
Cornie Valleau was up here last
Thursday from Burlington, coming
to attend the Thanksgiving testivi,
ties at the home of H. 4. Moves.
The young PecpIe had a social
dance at the GYM on Friday evening
last. Music was furnished by James
Newcomb and Eugene Tillotson.
Miss Sadie Dover, who has been
at Burlington for several months,
has returned to this place and is
again domicilcd at the home of Mrs.
E. G. Page.
Geo. Hicks attended the marriage
Of his son Will and Miss Helen Pa
quette at Burlington on Thur sdav
last. The young couple are expected
here IN a few days.
A handsome new door, with a plate
glass PANEL inscribed "Nationt
Bank" and "Savin6s Bank" has
been placed at the main entrance of
the bank building.
r. ?. Putnam and wife entertained
a number of relatives at a family din
ner on Thanksgiving day. Besides
those present from hereabouts were
S. A. Fife and wife from WoIcott.
Bert Noyes, after spending his
Thanksgiving vacation here most
pleasantly with relatives and friends,
returned to Mortified Monday to
resume studies at the Norwich Uni
versity.
Sheriff Stevens county boarders
fare well every day, but on Thanks
2'ving Day they were given a little
out of the ordinary. That day their
uner was: Oyster stew, chicken pie
with a general assortment OF vegeta-
o.-, followed by rice pudding, cake,
1,, and coffee, The guests" all
a owed it was a very fine spread.
Rev, Henry Van Haagan Of Cam
oi re preached in the Cong church
n. last Sunday in exchange with
2.v VIM. Hamlin, giving two ex-
"a mt sermons. He is a very inter
,>tug speaker and delivered his SER
mons without notes, holding the
clos, attention OF his hearers. We
,te sure all who heard him last Sun
jsy would be pleased to hear him
again
As result OF a drunken spree Sun
iaN morse ran way and demotis Ned
a wagon. The three with the team
were uuinjurcd. But a short time |
ago one of the three, with tears in his |
.,ts, came to US and asked that we
,a, noticing about his being fined tor
drunkenness, and with d very solemn
pledge that he was through drinking
and would surely keep his promise,
le wen away on V to get full again
ma very short time. Strange, isn'tit?
Torture of u Preacher. I
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