News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-03-21
LOCAL NEWS.
WORTHWHILE.

Fred and Gerald Russell spent Sun
day with relatives in Swanton.
Charles Mcfarland is convalescen
from his recent attack of measles.
G. L. Shaw has recently had tele
phone insta allied In his residence. TIL
call is 1921.
If you have not already got tina
dog licensed, Do 1t Now. The limi
will soon be up.
Miss Grace Lucas has been a guess
for the past week of her friend, Mis-
Irene Pike, in Wolcott.
Miss Rhoda ODER of North Hyd,
Park was a guest last week at thu
home OF her uncle, George W. Clark.
DR., j. Frank Jackson went tC
Boston last Saturday morning or
a business trip. He will return to
morrow.
R. c. Paul was in Hardwick last
Saturday evening, where he assisted
Dunn's orchestra at st. Patrick Z
Day party.
Mrs. Frank Leach of East Fairfield
Is spending some time at the home OF
her parents, W. M. Sinnott and wife,
on Cherry avenue.
L. j. Archambault was off duty
from F. E. Wheeler's shop several
days last week, on account OF an
attack of tonsilits.
Miss Helen Russell has been work
ing in P. A. Hollenbeck's store for
the past week, on account of the alb
sence of Miss Carrie Silloway.
An enjoyable dancing party was
held at the Lamoille Hotel last
Thursday evening, at which time
thirty-two couple were present.
Lynn F. Rice, a former resident
here, called upon friends in town last
Thursday and Friday. being in at.
tendance at the Knights of Pythias
District meeting.
Il. G. Cheney was a business visitor
In Burlington last Thursday and
Friday. He attended a banquet of
his college fraternity, the Phi Delta
Theta Friday evening.
Louis Brickett and Miss Beulah
Wakefield of Swanton have been
guests since Monday at the home of
the latter s..cousin, Fred RUSSELL In
the west part of town.
Miss Lois Campbell, who recently
finished course of study at Bright
look Hospital in St. Johnsbury, left
Monday for Frieburg, Me-, where she
has a position as trained nurse.
Mrs. W. 81. Anair left last Wednes-
day for Newport, called there by the
critical illness of her mother, Mrs.
Julia Dudley, who has been suffering
for some time from the effects of
shock.
Mrs. E. Fl. Van Cor went to Bur.
lington Saturday night, where with
their son, Edwin, she will remain for
the present. Edwin has been there
with his grandparents for the past
two weeks. ~
Mrs. Fred Utton arrived in town
last Wednesday from Richmond,
P. Q for visit of a couple of weeks
with relatives and to transact bust
ness connected with their Maple |
street residence.
Miss Veda Ellis has been assisting
Mrs. Howard Smith in her household |
duties for the past two weeks, the |
latter having been suffering from |
blood-poisoning in one finger, caused |
by slight scratch.
Mrs. W. M. Stevens has been spend |
Ing some time at Groton, where she |
was called by the illness of her moth
er, Mrs. Moses Page. Mr.. Stevens |
has been boarding at the Randall |
during Mrs. Stevens absence.
The many friends here of Harry |
Miner, son of Charles Miner of Cady's
Falls, will be interested to learn of |
the birth of II pound son to Mr..
and Mrs. Miner, at their home In
Kinmundy, Ill. The young man
arrived last week Monday.
George A. Cheney was In Barre
again the last of last week, on bust
ness connected with his duties as |
administrator of the estate of the
late Mrs. B. B. Hawse, who died
about eleven years ago, but whose |
estate has never been settled.
+ Dan Potter, the youngest son of
Abner Potter, has accepted a posi-
ton as stenographer at Pixies Sta
ton, N. a., having completed his
coursein Burlington Business College.
Charles Prior has also secured a sim.
liar position and goes there April 1.
T The many friends of Lawrence
Palmer, who has been I'll at his home
in Mystic, P. @, for several months,
will be pleased to learn that his
health is much improved, and that
he goes to Wilder this week, where he
has position as clerk in a paper
mill.
Word has been received here that
Miss Grace Benway. daughter of Mrs.
W. F. Flanagan, who went to Bur-
lington last fall to reside with her
mother, underwent a successful oper-
alton for Appendicitis at the Mary
Fletcher Hospital recently, and is
now c0nvalaacont