News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-08-02

AzeIla Goodell is spending the week
with her friend, Miss Bertha jennings
in WolcOtt.
Leon Owen of South Weymouth,
Mass, is a guest of his uncle, D. ID.
Bedell and family.
Mrs. FL. II. Powers and daughter,
Carrie, spent several days last week
at Lake Mansfield.
Clare Blunt of New Hampshire was
in town the first of the week to attend
the Sleeper Prior wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Tillotson of this
village are rejoicing over the birth of
a daughter, born last Thu sday
night.
Myron Whitcomb is improving the
the appearance of his residence on
Maple street by the addition of a ve
randa.
Ray and Howard Whittemore of
Stowe visited their parents, Almon
Whittemore and wife, in this place
over Sunday.
Mrs. Herbert Prouty and son, Rob-
ert, returned the last of the week from
visit with relatives and friends in
New Hampshire.
Miss Florence Souther of Keene, N.
H., arrived in town last Thursday
night, and is a guest of her friend,
Miss Bessie Mayott.
D. H. Bedell, cattle buyer for Kicker
of st. Johnsbury, has shipped nearly
two hundred hogs from this station
during the past two months.
Ex Gov. Hendee and Miss Lottie
Vreeland returned last Friday from
Old Orchard. where they spent very
pleasant outing at the Vesper House.
Edwin G. Barrows and family went
Tuesday morning to North Troy,
where they are spending several days,
guests of the formers sister, Mrs. Il.
Fl. Butterfeld.
James Farrell of Burlington was
guest the first of the week OF Miss
Teresa TOwne at the home of the
latter's mother, Mrs. Mary Towne,
on Morristown Plains.
Mrs. j. L. Archambault and two
children and the formers brother,
Will Town, have been guest for sew
eral days at the home of James Town
and wife In West Berlin.
Rev. 0. M. Boutwell, was called to
Franklin last Friday to otticiate at
the funeral of James Wilder, which
was held Saturday morning. n.
Boutwell, returned home Saturday
evening.
Mrs. George Roby of Sutton, N. H,
and daughter, Miss Eva B. Roby,
Preceptress in the High School in Old
town, Me-, are guests of Mrs. George
Wilson and Mrs. George Johnson on
Bridge street.
Glenn Lawrence and wife of Lynn,
Mass, have been guests at the home
of the formers mother, Mrs. Fred
Lawrence, in the west part of town
for the past week. They will return
home tomorrow.
Charles McGaffey and wife and son,
Robert, of Burlington arrived in town
Tuesday for visit with Mrs. Ida
Churchill and o. D. Matthews. They
will spend part of the time at the
Churchill cottage, Lake Elmore.
John Patterson and wife of Barre.
former residents of this place, we're
guests over Sunday at the home of
George Earle on Brooklyn street.
They were on their return from a
visit to relatives in Greensboro and
vicinity.
Mrs. D. II. Bedell and daughter.
Gladys, will leave here tomorrow for
few weeks visit with relatives in
Boston and Scituate, Mass. Tbev
will be joined at Newport by Mrs. F.
C. Peck and son, Wallace, who lave
been visiting there for the past week.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Angel of
Dover, n. H.. arrived in town Tues
day evening and will spend several
weeks at the Randall as guests of
Rev. Otto Raspe, who is a son OF Mrs.
Angel, the latter going to st. Johns
bury Tuesday morning to meet them.
Mr.. Angel is pastor of the Pierce Ne.
mortal Universalist church at Dover.
Prof. Charles SoutherIand and
family OF Statan Island, n. Y, who
have spent the past two summers in
town at the home of. r. Parker and
at his cottage in Greensboro, arrived
in town the last of the week and
spent Sunday at the Randall. They
went the first Of the week to Green's
borO, where they will spend several
weeks at the Parker cottage.
Mrs. Belle Handy and little grand
son, Wilbur, of Eastport, Me-, have
been guests for the past week at the
home of 81. L. Delano on the Elmore
Mountain road. Mrs. Handy will be
pleasantly remembered in this vicin-
ity as the wife of the late Rev. Frank
Handy, formerly a member of the
Vermont Conference. Mrs. Handy
goes soon to Boston, where she will
reside In the future.
The following July monthly sum
mary was kindly handed US by c. A.
Sanders, the local weather prophet
Maximum, go, July 1S minimum,
440, July % four clear days, 19
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