News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-14
LOG AL N T. NV 8.
WORTHWHILE.

W. G. McClintock was a business
visitor in Burlington and Brandon
several days recently.
Mrs. W. NJ. Barber and children
went to st. Johnsbury Monday Tor a
few DAYS visit with her mother.
Miss Lynne Trick went to Burling.
ton last Thursday for short visit
at her home, returning Monday.
Noble Clark, son-in.law of Fred
Gilbert, has begun work for W. c.
Amsden on the Alamo Dairy Farm.
Mrs. Sam Thomas and daughter OF
Hardwick were guests over Sunday
at the home OF Mrs. Fred E. Wheeler
in this place.
BIB. Colby has sold to Jay War
rem his farm on Laporte road, known
as the Souther place, for a considera,
ton of $500.
Mrs. Will White of Hardwick has
been a guest several days recently at
the home OF her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Ella SilIoway, on Maple street.
Roy Macoraber is taxing vacation
from his work at Charles Shaw's and
has been a guest for several days OF
his sister, Miss Myrtle Macomber. in
Grand Isle.
Mrs. D. N. Hutchins left Monday
morning for Old Orchard, Me-, where
she will spend several weeks at the
"Vesper House" Mr.. Hutchins ex-
poets to go there later.
Roy Chaffee has finished work as
driver on one of A. &. HamePs truck
teams and is camping with his moth
err and sisters at Caspian Lake. He is
succeeded by John Lawless.
IL. Gates and son, Whittier, left
Monday morning for Old Orchard,
Me-, where they will spend several
days at the "Vesper House, in which
Mr.. Gates is stock. holder.
Mrs. W. 81. H. Goodell went to
Johnson Monday morning for short
visit at the home of her son, Frank
GoodeIl. She was accompanied home
by her two grandchildren, who will
visit here for several days.
A. C. Hamel and wife went to Barre
last Thursday, where they we're called
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Leonard
Wiley, formerly Miss Eloise Scott of
this place, who died from the effects
OF cancer. She is survived by two
children.
The Doth Annual Camp-meeting at
Beebe Plains, P. O., will commence
June II and hold over two Sundays.
Fare for the round trip from Norris
vile will be $40, from Hardwick,
$2.65. Several from this vicinity
are planning to attend.
Mrs. VIM. B. Patch, son Harold,
and daughter, Miss Carrie Weed,
have gone for a carriage drive and
visit with friendsin Morgan, Holland,
Coventry and Newport. While away
they will attend the Advent Christian
Camp-meeting at Beebe Plains, P. Q
Those from this place, who attend
ed the production of Mikado" in
Burlington last Friday evening, were
Ex-Gov. G. W. Hendee, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Niles, Misses Florence Billings,
Mary Watts, Lottie Vreeland, A. N.
Camp, 81. A Smalley and W. F. Ben
son.
Elmer McNall of Boston was in
town over Sunday, guest at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles McNall, near Tenney Bridge.
Mrs. McNall, who recently suffered a
relapse, after having partially recov-
cred from long illness, is again con-
valescing.
Orrin Spaulding, formerly OF this
town, who has been working in Hard
wick for the past year or more, and
Miss Maud Ashley, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Ashley of Elmore,
were united in marriage last Wednes-
day at the M. E. parsonage, by Rev.
P. A. Smith.
Mrs. Lillian Cutting Chase of Cam
bridge was guest last Thursday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Cutting and other friends in
town. She was on her return home
from Brattleboro, where she was
elected Associate Grand, Matron of
the o. E. s., at a meeting of the
Grand Chapter at that place.
Miss Maud Booth left Tuesday for
Burlington for a few days visit, go
ing from there to Randolph to attend
the graduation of Randolph Normal
School, of which institution she IL a
graduate. She will also visit her
brother, Clarence, in Mortified and
Mrs. Alex Washburn in Bethel, before
going to her home In Stafford, Conn,
for the summer vacation.
Isaac A. browne has sold his resi-
dence, known as the Cady place, near
the town hall to A. T. Whitney of
Barre, for a consideration of $4,000,
Mr.. browne reserving a garden plot
at the rear of the residence. Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitney were in town several
days last week visiting friends and
will take possession OF their property
in the fall. Mr.. browne, with Geo. p.
browne and family, will move in the
fall, to the formers place, known as
the Grout house, now occupied by o.
M. Waterman.
About seventy-fve of the friends
and neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
GhurehilF gathered at their pleasant
farm home on the Elmore Mountain
raad laat week Tines. evening. the oc-