News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-12
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Miss Anna Dodge is passing few
days at her home in Montgomery.
Mrs. f. S. Heath visited her son,
M. o., in Hyde Park last Saturday.
j. D. Odell returned Wednesday
from q short visit to Champlain, N. Y
Mrs. Walter Patch has gone to the
Mary Fletcher Hospital for an opera
ton.
William Leach of st. Adams visit
ed his sister, Mrs. Will Borland, last
week.
Mrs. Mary Stevens was in Morris
vile Friday, the guest of Mrs. Anna
Jones.
Mrs. A. Simmons of Burlington was
the guest last week of her niece, Ruth
Fisher.
Miss Beryl Powell of Jacksonville
ia the guest of her cousin, Miss Bertha
Porter.
Chest r McGoff of Irasburg was
the guest of his brother, c. c. Nc
Golf recently.
Mrs. A. A. Leslie has q fine stock OF
millinery goods fresh from the New
York markets.
School in District No. 1, will COM
mence Monday, April II. Teacher,
Gladys Rogers.
Work has commenced on the foun-
dation for the new pants factory near
the wooden mill.
Allen Bradley went to Bakersfield
Monday to pass a few days with the
Misses McEnaney.
Mrs. Mary Dubray was recently
called here from Morrisville by the ILL.,
ness Of her sons wife.
Miss May Ormsbee went to her
home in Cabot tor vacation of three
weeks, last Saturday.
Report says that the V. A. Patch
house is sold to Emerson Davis for a
consideration Of $500.
Chas. Hosmer and wife of Stowe
visited his sister, Mrs. Fred Dabray,
Wednesday and Thursday.
The writings have been made deed,
irg the old Baker place. belonging to
the TuiDer estate, to Edmund Per-
kina.
Mrs Ira Powell Of Jacksonville Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. VIM. Patten,
and sister, Mrs. Henry Porter, last
week.
Miss Hannah Tracy of SheIburne is
passing a few days with her sister,
Miss Mary, at the home of 7. A. Wet
erman.
Miss Bertha Potter gave q sugar
party Monday afternoon. The Jun
Tor class and the Normal faculty we're
invited.
E. E. Holmes went to Lunenburg
last Saturday to remain over Sun
day, the guest of his friend, ". A.
LandOn.
Miss Charity Baker returned last
Tuesday from St. Adams, where she
has been caring for her sister, Mrs.
Mary Clary.
Prin. Drown of Stowe and his Sis
ter, Miss Josie, are passing the Easter
vacation with their parents, Charles
Drown and wife.
Rev. F. Armstrong has resigned his
passionate of the Pentecostal church
and intends returning to his former
home in Providence, R. |.
Mrs. Byron Lambert and children,
who have been visiting their cousins,
Albert Lambert ard wife, returned
Monday to their home in Morrisville.
Arthur Stearns went to the Mary
Fletcher Hospital at Burlington last
Thursday for an operation for ap-
pendicitis. The operation was sue
cessful and his condition is reported
favorably.
J. M. Briggs, who has been working
in Wanbeek, N. Y, during the winter,
was the guest of Willard Gray Mon
day. He had been home tor a few
days vacation but returned to New
York Monday night.
Mrs. Augusta Waterman received
news recently of the death of her
cousin, Horace Hoxsie Dyer, at the
City Hospital in Rutland. Mr.. Dyer
was " pIOulA0uO Ouolu6sb ulduS d
banker and real estate manager.
The W. C. T. q. will hold a meeting
Friday, April IA, at $50 p. M, with
Mrs. s. G. Hill, at which every men,
Der is asked to be present to attend |
to important business. 1t is expect
ed that the County President, Mrs.
Meta Blake of Eden, will be present.
ALI friends of temperance are cordial
ly invited.
/. L. Pearl has sold his Wooden
mills property including real estate,
and equipment for the
of wooden goods and
pants to J. A. Pearl and D. A. Bar
rows, and his interest in the personal
to D. A. Barrows. They willcontinue
the business under the firm name of
l. L. Pearl & Co.
Mrs. j. l.. Pierce has commenced
quite extensive repairs on her house
on Railroad street. The house Is to
be newly silled, the ell raised to a
level with the front, the old arch and
chimney in the ell torn out and some