News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-09-27
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Boston few days last week.
Mrs. Nora Scofeld returned from
her Boston visit last Saturday.
DR.. Goddard of Albany was a
visitor in the place on Monday.
The Misses Miller spent Sunday
last with relatives at Morrisville.
Geo. Blake was at home from
school at Bakersfield over Sunday.
a fine new upright piano has been
placed in the parlor of the Phoenix.
A very pretty cottage is that being
put up by the DEMO Bros. near their
mill.
Mrs. Lillian Moves and daughter
spent Sunday at Wolcott with rela-
tives.
Morton Hill has entered upon his
last year at college at Burlington.
Chas. Whitcomb, with his wife and
daughter, spent Sunday last at the
home of Lawrence Sawyer.
Master Cornie Riley of Stowe was
the guest of his cousins, the Page
boys, last Saturday and Sunday.
Bernard Max6eld went to St.
Johnsbury Monday morning. His
bride will not go there at present.
Miss Anna Gauthier, who has been
visiting relatives in the west the past
month, returned home last Monday
evening.
Misses Alma and Nellie Gauthier
spent Sunday last with friends in
Burlington.
Peter St. John and wife of Morris
vile were visitors with relatives here
last Sunday.
Mrs. VIM Holbrook and Addie
Foss were at Montpelier a few days
last week at witnesses in the McFar-
land habeas-corpus case.
R. w. Hulburd is in attendance
upon court at St. Adams. He is one
of the attorneys in the case OF Dun
bar VS.. Central Vermont Railroad.
Mrs. VIM. Osgood returned from
Burlington last week. Her son
Claiming, who is there receiving
treatlnen for his eyes, is doing well.
Ferdinand Gauthier has sold his
residence on Church street to Miss
Lettie Gibson, of Stowe, who with
her mother will make this place their
home.
Miss Annie Grimes, who has re.
Gently completed her studies at the
Vermont Business College, has en-
tered the employ of a law firm at |
Lebanon, N. H.
The Mcfarland habeas-corpus case
is still before Judge Powers. Several
days last week and some this, were
passed at Montpelier by those in
terested in the case.
Rev. Vim. Hamlin goes to Rich |
mond tomorrow where he will act |
as best man for Rev. c. c. St. Clare
at his marriage to an estimable |
young lady OF that place.
Harry Moves, OF this place and
James Buckham of Melrose, Mass,
are spending a couple of weeks at
Jacksonville, hunting woodcock and
other wild game. They report a hne
time thus far.
Misses Alma Bugbee, Dorcas Saw
yer, Dora Fairbanks and Blonde
Seymour spent Sunday last with
their friend, Mrs. Wilma Hanley, at
Essex. On Monday they went into
Burlington and visited Mrs. Cynthia
Mudgett, The young ladies report
a very enjoyable time.
The Odd Fellows had an interest
ing session at their meeting last Fri
day night. The matter OF going to
St. Adams shortly to work the In
itiatory degree at the district meet
ing was discussed and it was agreed
to go. A special will be held on Fri
day evening of this week for rehearsal
and the same will be continued
weekly, 1t is hoped that all men,
bers will endeavor to be present on
Friday evening.
Will Tillotson of Greenfield, who
has been a sawyer at the mill there
for several years, has, it is said,
abandoned his wife and family and
gone to Canada. He leaves four
children, the Oldest II years and the
youngest about six. He left home
the latter part OF last month. He
was seen at Newport by his wife, last
week, and he declared to her he
should never come back and that he
was on his way to Canada.
On Tuesday evening of last week
several of the Office associates of
Miss Susan Norton gave her a sur
prise and surprise it was. Miss
Norton was beguiled into a walk
by one of the young ladies and
while thew were nera m ht, a tino ffo'er |