News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-02-08
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days recently of friends in the Small
neighborhood.
B.R. Holton of Waterville was
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Glenn A.
Wilkins, several days recently.
ID. L. Sanders returned Monday
evening from a few days visit with
friends in Wilder and Montpelier.
Orrin Russell and family have near.
ly all been suffering from severe at
tacks of the prevailing distemper.
W. M. Sargent has been off duty at
the bank several days recently, sui
fering from a severe attack OF grip.
Glenn A. Wilkins was at home over
Sunday, leaving Monday morning
for Barre on business in the interests
of the Travellers Insurance Company.
A. G. May, who has been living in
the south part of town for some time,
has purchased farm in Hun tlngton
and moved his family there last week.
A. N. Camp was confined to the
house all of last week, suffering from
an attack of grip, making his first
appearance on the street last Satur'
day.
Mrs. Emma Marvin and Mrs. G. F
Tillotson from this place were IN at
tendance at the District Sunday
school Rally at johnson last Thurs
day.
l.. 2. Woodworth, who has been en-
gagged extensively in numbering at
Knowton, P. @, was guest of rela-
tives and friends in town from last
Friday until Monday morning.
A. E. Jones, who has been visiting
relatives in this place and Hyde Park
for several weeks, returned last Thurs
day to West Burke, where he resumed
his duties in the store Of W. W. Coe.
Mrs. Ella Buckley and son, Percy,
accompanied the formers sister, Mrs.
Moses Mayo, to st. Johnsbury last
Wednesday, where they will remain
for some time, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses Mayo.
Miss Ella Towne returned from
Hardwick the first of the week, where
she was called by the severe illness OF
her nephew, Huntress Clark. She re-
ports the condition of the latter to
be much improved.
Henry ProvOnche took q short va
cation last week from his duties on
Hameis truck team and went to
Hardwick, where be was a guest at
the home of his brother, Fred Pro.
vonche. The latter moved his family
to Montpelier the last OF the week.
81. A. Smalley, the hustling agent
for the Travellers Insurance Company
who is associated with District Agent
Wilkins, recently settled the follow.
ing claims Geo. B. Allen, North
Hyde Park, $5S DR.. A. A. Minott
Morrisville, $50; Elmer Whitcomb
Hyde Park, $17.14 W. D. Barnett
Walden, $26 "a.
DR.. Geo. E. Woodward was called
to st. Johnsbury last Thursday by
the serious.illness from pneumonia Of
Mrs. Woodward's sister, Mrs. Ethan
A. Carr. Mr.. Woodward returned
Friday. Last reports state that
Mrs. Carr's condition is improved
the critical point in the disease hav.
ing been successfully passed.
Mrs. Kate Winter returned Monday
evening from Newburyport, Mass,
where she was called Saturday, Jan
%, by the serious condition of her
brother, Harry Wombell, who is in a
hospital there, suffering from a frac.
ture of the skull, sustained by falling
on the ice. His condition is much i'm.
proved and his recovery is assured.
Mrs. Harriet Boyce, who under.
went an operation in a hospital in
Montreal last Fall for a cancerous
growth on her throat, left Monday
morning for the same hospital, where
she will submit to second operation.
She was accompanied by her son,
Frank Boyce. Miss Alice Boyce came
home from Bennington last Thurs.
day morning and will remain until
her mother returns.
The case of E. G. Foss against c. s.
cleveland of Wolcott, au action oil
trover for a pair of sleds, tried in
Powers & Cheney's office last Wed.
nesday resulted in verdict of s. and
costs for Foss. T. c. Cheney for
plaintiff and r. W. Hurlburd for de-
fendent. 1t was a jury trial before
Justice cara Griswod. The iurymen
were as follows Il. N. Lebanon, Fl
P. Munson, D. c. Spaulding, John
Peck, Fred ODER and D. l.. Sanders.
Rev. V. M. Hardy, who has held the
passionate OF the Cong'l church al
Foxcroft, Me-, for several years, has
resigned, his resignation taking effect
February l. Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy
will come to Morrisville in few
weeks, where they will take posses
sion of their residence on West High
street, for the past few years occupied
by M. B. Eaton. The many friends
of Rev. and Mrs. V. M. Hardy will bt
pleased to learn of their decision tC
make MorrisVille their future home
Last Sunday evening Especial c. E
service was held at the Cong'l vestry
it being Conservation Sunday and also
Christian Endeavor Day, or the 24tt
anniversary of the organization o
the society. Miss Blanche Foss hat
charge of the meeting, which was
largely attended and very interest
ing. The subject was " What | Owe