News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-03-21
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Newell Ellsworth was in johnson
Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Gould is i'll and con
fined to the bed.
Ed Generess has gone to work fol
Fayette Warren.
Ormal Hubbard of Hardwick il
visiting his parents.
FL. A. AusUin spent Sunday with
friends in Bakersfield.
Gertrude Kusic passed Sunday with
her sister in johnson.
c. A. Bridges was a business visi
tor in Hardwick Friday.
George c. Pease has sold his colt
to Earnest Bedford for $125.
Frank Belrose of Greensboro called
on old friends in town Monday.
A. B. Chapman and family were
visitors in Craftsbury Sunday.
Mrs. Will Cass of Danville was a
guest at G. A. Bridges Sunday.
Matt Dimick of Danville has been
the recent guest of relatives in town.
M. G. Morse of Hardwick was a
business visitor here the first of the
week.
B. Mamie Cooper of Morrisville
called on friends here the last OF the
week.
Mrs. D. N. Hutchins of Morrisville
was a guest at FL. W. Moody's re.
Gently.
Mrs. Eliza Poor and family are
passing a few days with friends in
Craftsbury.
Messrs Silloway, Hubbell, Allen and
Gould were business visitors in Nor
risville Tuesday.
A. W. Flanders and wife passed
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
in East Hardwick.
Vern Darling aud wife were visitors
at the home of the latter's parents in
Walden Saturday.
Peter Sweeney of Westford was a
visitor at the home of F. E, Jackson
several days last week.
Walter Hascome and Mrs. Ethel
Opia have gone to Cabot, where they
have situations in hotel.
Pin Rogers and family of Green's
boro, were visitors at the home of
Wallace McKinistry, Sunday.
Mrs. C. F. Gale and Alice Billiard
went to Burlington Saturday for a
short visit among friends.
W. P. Gowan and mother com.
mence housekeeping In rooms In the
F. B. Morse house this week.
Ransom Hill has concluded his en-
with Smith & Lunt at
Morrisville and returned home.
W. T. Mead leaves this week We'd
nesday for a few days visit with
friends in Underhill and Burlington.
A party of friends gathered at the
home of c. W. Jones and wife last
Friday and spent delightful evening.
j. E. Hunt, the hustlng real estate
agent from Essex Junction, was in
town the first of the week on bust
ness.
Rev. o. L. Barnard of Underhill
was entertained at the home of his
laughter, Mrs. Frank Lentner the
first of the week.
Twenty. eight OF the students of
Peoples Academy at Morrisville en-
Dyed a straw ride and visit at the |
nome of Ethel Knight the past week.
Gladyes A. Lanpher the seventeen |
months old daughter of Clarence
Lanpher and wife died Sunday. The
uneral was held from the home Tues
lay, Rev. ii. M. Perkins officiating.
DR.. c. f. Gale came home from New
York City Tuesday night and DR..
Sprague who has been looking after
Ills practice here during the formers
absence returned to Burlington to.
lay, Wednesday.
The Boston Herald of Tuesday
contained an interesting write-up of
Noses Leach, speaking of his 81
years as Town Clerk and his long
lime postmastership. Very good
pictures of both Moses and bis store
Ire given. In spite of the many fiat
ering things said of him Moses is
till able to do business at "the old
tand."
About forty.five friends and neigh
ors gave Archie Scott and wife gave
pleasant surprise at their home
tuesday, evening March 20, it being
heir eighth wedding apuivorsarv |
lr. Scott and wife wish to thank
heir friends for the many useful and ,
retty presents and also Mr.. Charles
Ioulton for the entertainment furn- ,
he'd by his graphophone.
The Ladies Social Union will give a I
Season SociaP at the home of Mrs.
W. Scott Friday evening March t