News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-21
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N0 lOhR Reou udyS are WIN US.
l.. T. Jackson of Greensboro, spent
Sunday here.
Frances Noble is visiting relatives
at Hardwick.
Mrs. Hayden Newcity visited friends
here recently.
Herman Camp has moved into the
tenement over Child's Office.
Lewis Wtitcomb is home from
Waltham, for a short vacation.
M. n. Lee and wife spent the first of
the week in Essex and vicinity.
Mrs. Alice Young and son have re-
turned from their Albany visit.
What's the matter with golf this
year? The Links look lonesome.
Mrs. s. R. Miller is spending a few
days with relatives in Waterville.
Mrs. Parker Leach is spending a
few days at Richlord with her son.
Mrs. Homer Lanpher, who has
been quite IL, is now somewhat bet
ter.
Chas. Riley and family of Stowe
were visitors at A. l.. Goddard's last
Sunday.
Roscoe Cobb OF OF AA Aafftdfw1ii-se..--. i--te-
few days here recently with his uncle,
Geo. Brown.
Hon. L. j. Boynton of Everett,
Mass, was business visitor in this
place Tuesday,
The increase of business has neces-
STATED building an addition to John
Miners abattoir.
Fred H. Mcfarland and daughter
were guests of relatives in Stowe the
past week.
Mrs. Earl Jordan of Hardwick is
here; called by the death of her little
nephew, Earl Eaton.
Morton Hill will spend the summer
in the west, having accepted a posi-
tion with The Success Co.
Repairs are now being made to the
village roads and for time the GO
ing will be somewhat rough.
Chas Goddard returned from Mass.
Tuesday and has commenced house
keeping in the Smalley house.
DR.. Stevens is driving a pretty slick
looking colt these days. The doctor
has a good eye for fine horses.
Mrs. O. A. Griswold attended the
golden wedding of W. O. Clement and
wife at Hardwick ON Monday last.
Ned Smith has given up work on
the railroad and has moved to John.
son, where he is to engage in farming.
Mrs. Levi Goodrich and daughter,
Rena, from Garfield, spent several
days here LAST week with Mrs. O. A.
Mrs. j. s. Scofeld and Doris DEMO
have gone to Stanstead, for a short
visit. They will bring Dorothy back
with them.
Mrs. c. W. Writers of st. Albans is
stopping at the Phoenix few days
while her husband is giving attention
to court duties here.
Miss Hazel Arkley has gone to her
home at Essex Junction for a few
days vacation. During her absence
she will attend the wedding of a
friend In Boston.
Ernest Butterfield, foreman in the
steam mill, who has been boarding at
Mrs. Henry Noyes' has changed his
place of abode and is stopping at
present with James Newcomb and
wife "iust across the water"
Earl Beverly, the infant son of Mr..
IND Mrs. James Eaton died last Mon
lay morning of pneumonia. The liz
lie fellow was ill but short time and
lis death came unexpected. The fu-
leral was held this afternoon, Rev.
DR.. Hardy officiating. The bereaved
'arents have the sympathy of all.
The Field Class had very inter-
sting gathering in the Wiswell
Voods last Friday. Papers were
.lven on "The Lily Family" and
The Shield Ferns" by Mrs. Thorpe
md Miss Bugbee. Next Friday the
Meeting will be on the Wintergreen
Hill, at which time Mrs. Grace
stevens will olive 81 naner IN UTha