News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-22
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Miss Belle Baker visited friends in
st. Adams last Tuesday.
o. A. Mcfarland visited his mother
in Bakersfield last Saturday.
Miss Lucy Chad wick is passing the
week at nor home in Sheldon.
Mrs. Lucia Hopkins OF Waterbury
is visiting her sister, Mrs. l. Bailey.
A daughter was born Saturday,
March 18th, to L. M. Patch and wife.
W. E. Tracy and f. s. Heath were
in st. Adams on business last week.
Miss Luella Leslie returned Satur-
day to her school In Pentacook, N. II.
II. B. Freeman has returned from
Hardwick where he has been visiting
his sister.
Arthur Kelley has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. George Parkhurst in
Crattsbry.
[. l.. Pearl and wife and daughter,
Miss Flora, were in Burlington last
Thursday.
Parker and Stearns have a very
fine new hardwood planning machine
in their MILL
Mrs. Hattie Waite of Barre is pass
ing some time with her brother, DR..
ii. N. Waite.
Fred Dubray has rented the tene-
ment in the Allen house occupied by
E F. Perkins.
Mrs. W. Il. Stedrns went to Hard
wick Thursday, the guest of Mrs.
Melvin Morse.
The Normal Faculty very pleasant
ly enter tanned the students last Sat-
urday evening.
Will Story went Monday to Fair
field, where he has hired out to work
month in sugaring.
The Knights of Pythias from
Hardwick visited the resident lodge
here last Friday night.
Miss Alice Mcfarland went to Fair
field Tuesday and passed the day
with Miss Ardel Fanton.
Mrs. Mary Holmes and daughter
have moved into the house with her
father, Joseph Barnard.
Mrs. Heman Newtol passed last
week with her daughter, Mrs. James
Beatty, of Enosburg Falls.
The Ways and Means Society will
meet Thursday D. M, March Both,
with Mrs. T. A. Waterman.
Mrs. Armand jackson has gone to
North Willi3ton to care for her sister,
Mrs. Z. S. Parker, who is i'll.
R. B. Bradley went to Fairfield
last Wednesday to look after some
ash lumber for W. H. Stearns.
F. s. Heath has moved from the
Baptist parsonage into the house by
the bridge, owned by E. E. Holmes.
Guy Fitch, wife and children left
here last Tuesday for Mechanicsville,
N. Y, where Mr.. Fitch has purchased
a farm.
Miss Harriet Root of Burlington
was the guest of Miss Sarah Phillips
at III. NJ. Maxfe,d's, Thursday and
Friday.
Earl WEIGH was called home from
Burlington last Wednesday by the
serious illness of his grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Butler.
W. A. Austin has moved his family
back to Bakersfield. They have been
living in E. E. Holmes tenement
through the winter.
Mrs. B. S. Fullington and son,
Lloyd, returned Wednesday from
Maiden, Mass, where they have been
visiting her brother, F. A. Freeman.
Miss Mae Pierce, supervisor of |
drawing for the Normal schools. has |
completed her work here for this year
and has gone to Castleton Normal
school.
Misses May Ormsbee, Vesta Law
ton, Gertrude Clark and Gladys |
Rogers, teachers in the training
school, passed Monday in Morris
vile visiting schools.
Quite extensive repairs have been
made on the Cong'l parsonage. New
bath room fixtures have been put in,
hardwood floor in the kitchen and
most of the rooms papered and
painted.
Rev. j. K. Fuller arrived here with
his household goods from Windsor
last Wednesday. His family will be
here this week. MIR. Fuller will not
begin his work here until the first
Sunday in April.
Mrs. Millard Gray slipped on the
ice Monday and fell, striking on her
hand and breaking her wrist. The
streets have been SO icy since Satur-
day that it has been almost danger
GUS to be on them.
Rev. l. 7. johnson of PerkinsvilIe
came here Friday from Maine, where
he has been holding meetings. He is
here in regard to selling his right in
the water power at the lower falls, TO
johnson village for an electric light
plant.
The marriage of Miss Bessie KeI-
logg to Edward Carr of Worcester,
took place last Saturday evening at
the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Il. N. Kellogg. Rev. l. T.
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