News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-15
WORTHWHILE

Milo Gallup is gaining rapidly from
his recent illness.
Mrs. Frank Raymond has been suffer
ing from pneumonia for the past week.
Alban Parker has begun work as night
operator in the Citizens Telephone office
Miss Hattie Wolcott was a guest the
past week of Mrs. B. j. Piper in Greens.
boro. - eae
Mrs. Harry Welsh of Boston is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ella Silloway, on
Maple street.
DR.. Martin, the eye specialist, can be
consulted at the Randall House, April
20, 81, ~ and %.
There will be a regular meeting of the
X. o. t. M. at Fireman's Hall Friday
evening of this week.
William Stevens of Barre has been add
ed to the force at Mould & Davis stone
sheds, as tool sharpener.
Mrs. William Walker of Somerville,
Mass, is spending couple of weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Alice Reed.
Miss Lillian Cobb of Burlington has
been guest the past week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Smith.
Fay Tinker has been caring for r. C.
Peck for the past week. The latter's
condition is gradually failing.
! The condition of Miss Marion Andrews,
who has been suffering a severe attack of
pneumonia, is much improved.
Miss Helen Williams finished work in
the local telephone office Monday and
has returned to her home in Burlington
Roy Chaffee, who is now working as
lineman for the Western Union Telegraph
Company, was in Swanton on business
Tuesday.
j. w. Noble was in town to day work
ing up lodge of the "Jr Order of Uni
ted American Mechanics. He reports
great progress.
Mrs. William Stephen entertained Mrs.
Alec Parks of Hardwick and Mrs. Ed
ward Clapp and daughter, Isabel, of
Barre, several days the past week.
Mrs. A. Cutting of Leominster, Mass,
returned to her home last Thursday, after
visit of several weeks with her sisters
Mrs. Charles Noe and Mrs. Joseph Pare
seau.
Murial Smith, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Smith, has been very
Ill, from pneumonia since last Saturday.
Her condition to-day is practically I'm
changed.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. L. Lanpher and two
daughters of Essex Junction were guests
over Sunday and Monday at the home of
the formers uncle, Loomis Lanpher on
the Gilmore road.
Owing to hitch in the settlement
proceedings between the Stone Cutters
union and manufacturers in Barre, the
strikers are still out, and the local sheds
did not resume work this morning as
was expected.
Charles Dodge, who has been carrying
Ou Vic I1dIIisou bOuSo ldIlu lOT Jue past
year, has moved to the Tinker place on
Randolph road and will work for
Milton Boardman. Harold Dodge is now
looking after matters at the farm.
Levi Gile, who has conducted very
successful butter making business for
several years, has discontinued the same
and engaged to work for the local cream
cry, which is now under the direct man.
agement of the II. P. Hood Company.
C. F. Tillotson went to Burlington last
Saturday, where Mrs. Tillotson under
went a successful operation at Mary
Fletcher hospital Monday. Miss Ellen
Cram was also there during the opera
ton, returning Monday night. Mr.. Til |
lotson returned Tuesday morning and re-
ported Mrs. Tillotson as comfortable as |
could be expected.
Last Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. A. |
H. Slayton very pleasantly entertained
members of w. A. Beebe's Sunday. school /
class of the Cong'l church, and invited /
friends, to the number of about30. The
evening was spent in social Intercourse,
various games being introduced. SIEVE.
raj piano selections by Mrs. Mary Hen
dee, and chorus singing, led by Mr.. St.
Glare were also pleasant features of the
evening. Light refreshments were
served.