News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-05-16

WdS IL guest Ol IrlenuS IN town over
Sunday.
Leo Gould went to Burlington
Tuesday evening, where he expects to
accept position,
FL. j. Isham and wife returned from
Boston Tuesday night, where thev
have been visiting for the past week
Homer Smith and Erwin Hovt
went to Burlington Monday morn.
ing, where they expect to secure en-
pIoyment.
Mrs. c. G. Rublee is in Burlington
this week on business, being the guest
of her sister, Mrs. W. j. Bigelow,
while there.
h Bradley Thomas, son of Walter
Thomas, has been very i'll since last
Thursday, suffering from central
pneumonia.
"Under a Hay Stack" will be the
subject of Rev. c. G. st. Clare's ser.
mon next Sunday morning at the
Congl church.
W. W. Peck, who has been seriously
i'll for nearly two weeks, suffering
from rheumatism, Is much improved
and is now able to sit up.
George W. Clark has purchased oi
George Downing OF Wtlcott the
James farm of 600 acres. situated
near the Rob Hill mill in Elmore.
7 Newell Ellsworth, who has been
living with his sister, Mrs. Ida A.
Jackson in the south part of town
tor several months, has moved back
to Wolcott.
%Dr. Champion of St. Johnsbury
was in town to-day and performed a
very successful operation upon Bar
bara, the little daughter OF A. Il.
Small, for throat trouble.
4 Geo. W. Clark has sold to W. 3.
Beard formerly of Hyde Park, a build
ing lot situated next south of w. |.
LeBaron's residence on Maple street,
who will build a residence thereon
this season.
Mrs Agnes Porter of Burlington,
has been a guest of her sister, Mrs.
Harrison Smith, for the past two
weeks. She went to Hardwick the
first of the week for a few days visit
with relatives, and will return here
later.
Prof. Danforth of Hardwick Acad-
emy and Mrs. Danforth and Misses
Mccoy and Hancock, two of the
teachers in the Academy were guests
of Miss S. Carrie Chase, while in at
tendance at the Educational meeting
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Phelps of
Fargo, North Dakota. were guests
for the past week at the home of the
latter's mother, Mrs. Jane Leach on
High street. They left Monday for
Barton for q, few days visit before re-
turning home.
Mrs. Walter Smith has been in
Waterbury for several days. called
there by the illness other halfbrother,
Charles Atherton. Mr.. Smith was
there yesterday by the
death of Mrs. Smiths halfsister.
hliCe huuoTUOu.
Mrs. Susan Burnham, who pur-
chased the FL. O. Spaulding farm on
Elmore road last year, is making
needed repairs to the barn, Including
raising, re-silling and the laying of
cement floor. The barn will also be
moved a short distance. William
a brother of Mrs. David
Brown, has charge of the work.
Judge A. N. Boynton met with
quite serious accident last Monday
forenoon, from the effects OF which he
has since been confined to the bed.
p 2 drove down to Ober's mill in the
m 'rning and hitched his horse and
w = starting to go into the mill,
VIII the horse became frightened
an, broke the hitch rope. In trying
to ctop the animal, Mr.. Boynton
was knocked down and his right |
shoulder was badly wrenched. The
horse then ran towards Jersey |
Heights, but was stopped by Charles
near W. I'll. Towne's resi-
dence, before much damage was done
to the outfit. Mr.. Boynton was TAX.
en- home in a carriage, and a physi.
clan was called. Although no bones
we're broken, the Judge has suffered |
severely from the effects of bis in |
iuries and is still unable to leave his
room.