News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-04-14
LOCAL NJ e 8.
WORTHWHILE

Mrs. Andrew Mercia was in Burlington
last Friday,
Alvin Davis has gone to Garfield, where
he has employment in mill.
Miss Ellen Cram was the guest OF
friends in Burlington few days the past
week.
Miss Laura Taylor was n guest OF
friends in Burlington several days the
past week.
Miss Ethel King of Wolcott was
guest of Miss Sadie Smalley several days
the past week.
Mrs. John Atwell is spending several
weeks with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Oscar
Gray, in johnson.
Henry Slicer has moved from the
Graves house to tenement on the
Bridge street extension.
d. w. Rodgers has been confined to
the house for the past week, suffering
fromIthe prevailing distemper
Parties from Boston have leased DR..
w. r. Slayton's cottage on the west shore
of Lake Lamoille for the summer.
J.. j. jackson has rented the F. O.
house on Court street, occupied by ID. L.
Smith and will move there at once.
Charles Duba has been spending sew
eral days the past week, with his aged
mother, Mrs. Julia Duba, in Isle LaMotte.
Glare Huse returned to his home in Or
ford, N. H., last Thursday, after having
spent several weeks in town with rela-
tives.
Mrs. II. B. Freeman, who is spending I
some time with relatives in Johnson, was |
a visitor in Morrsville short time last |
week.
Miss Belle Barrows was i'll several days |
the past week and her place in the tele-
phone office was taken by Mrs. G. M.
Fisher.
F. L. Patterson of Newport has been a
guest the past week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. W. browne in the West part
of town.
Mrs. M. B. Eaton has been quite ill the
past week, suffering from an attack of
tonsilitis. Her condition is now much
improved.
Hon. C. Fl. A. Stafford was in Water,
bury last Wednesday to attend meeting
of the board of trustees of the State Hos
pital for the Insane.
AL. Cheney and son, Guy, returned
the first of the week from New York
City, where they spent several days on
business and pleasure,
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Miller returned +
last Friday to their home in Hinesburg, !;
having spent several weeks with Mrs. +
Miller's mother, Mrs. Nettie Brown. 9
house to take the place of the one that t
was burned on his farm two years ago. t
fTe has also purchased complete new t
outfit.
Miss Helen Russell and brother, Mason. t
have been i'll the past week at the Rus
sell home on North Laporte road, suffers
ing from grip. Miss Celia Hamel ha'
been assisting in caring for them. Miss
Glenna Russell, who is attending Peoples c
Academy, has been i'll at the home of D. {
N. Hutchins from the same disease, Mrs.
Russell being called here to care for her. <
The funeral of Ephriam Perrin, who {,
died in the west part of town from the q
effects of gangrene of the foot, was held :,
from the home Thursday afternoon, Rev.
G. c. st. Clare of the Cong'l church Off >,
ciating. Interment was in the Norris a.
town Corners cemetery. Mr.. Perrin had b
been ill for over year and had been a
great sufferer much of the time. He was .
30 years of age and had lived so years in ~,
this town. He was a native of Stannard =,
and was united in marriage SO years ago ~
on April 4, to Miss Jane Flanders of the =,
west part of town, by whom he is sur 60
vived. He also leaves one sister, Mrs. -,
Caroline Underwood of East Hardwick.