News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-12-22

of cousin in Richmond Monday.
Jesse Bennett has gone to Jericho,
where he has work for the winter. -
Charles Olson is spending Christmas
with his family in Worcester, Mass.
Leo. Moody has been spending a few
days with his aunt in Enfield, N. III.
Mre. A. j. McGibbon is visiting rela-
tives in New York State and Canada.
Lucius L. Sallies has returned from a
visit to his sons in New Haven, Conn.
S. II. Wright is slowly recovering from
bad case of blood poison in his hand.
Mrs. Emma Hutchins is visiting her
daughter and family at GREEN'S Corner.
Rev. O. s. Raspe will preach at Unity
church Sunday. Subject: Yuletide Mock
cry.
c. H. A. Stafford and son, Roy, of
Morrisville were visitors in town Mon
day.
Prof. Elmore will hold a dancing school
here next Friday evening. 1t will be an
extra.
Haune Spaulding badly sprained one
of his ankles while working in the woods
Friday.
Miss Mertie Melvin of Manchester,
N. H., is visiting relatives at the Lower
Village.
Mrs. E. M. Douglass left Monday for
Gloyersvile, N. Y, where she will spend
the winter.
Archie Billings of the Albany College
of Pharmacy is spending the week with
his parents.
Dwight Harris. who is recovering from
a surgical operation, is at home from
Burlington.
Mrs. Eva Blackmer and daughter of
Hartford, Conn, are visiting relatives in
Brownsville.
The Edwin Hadley Moving Picture Co.
drew good sized audience at the Audi
forum Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Adams were in
Burlington last week, as delegates to the
State Grange meeting.
Miss Georgia Riley, bookkeeper in
G. F. Eddy's Office, is spending the holt
days with relatives in Massachusetts.
Misses Burt, Mayo, Brush and Vearen
and Herbert Wright of Syracuse Univer-
sity are spending the Holidays at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin r. Bigelow were
in Burlington Thursday to consult ply
sicians in regard to Mr.. Bigelow's illness.
Fl. II. Raymond, G. <. Burt and Claude
Chaffee were in Rochester day or two
last week, looking over a lumber propo-
sition.
Milo, the seven-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Wrisley, is critically ill, suf-
fering from assesses on his face and
ankle.
Owing to visit from a college friend
from London, Rev. A. G.. Cornwell will
not spend the Holidays in Montreal as he |
lad planned.
Dwight Harris is at home convalesing |
rom recent operation for appendicitis. |
George Harris is also home from Barre |
or the week.
Dan Towne returned Thursday from
Burlington, where he underwent sue
essful operation for appendicitis cou-
lie weeks earlier.
Lewis Raymond has been spending a
ew days in town enroute for Evansville.
where he will be employed by G. F. Eddy
S cream gatherer.
Mrs. Della Barrows of Morrisville has
ONE to pass the winter with Mr.. and
IRIS. J.. A. Barrows, on account OF the
lness of the latter.
The Misses Annie Mayo, Avis Vearen,
Iarjorie Burt, Ethel Brush and Herbert
Wright of Syracuse University are at
ONE for the Christmas vacation. E.,
Floyd Cleveland lost three fingers from
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ear Lake Mansfield last week Tuesday.
e and his assistant were splitting log
it'll wedge which slipped, iflicting the
Jury.
An unprecedented Xmas trade at the
LEY store has kept the store filled all
e past week and made it necessary to
der a new line of toilet and fancy arti-
es, which arrived Tuesday. Thus the
tie shopper has the unusual advantage
new line of gift goods.
News has been received of the sudden
ath on December 10th in Wakefield,
ass, of Mrs. Henrietta French, former
for many years resident of Stowe.
Ie remains were brought to Waterbury,
by Arthur P. Bigelow of
Irtford, Conn.,, and the funeral was
d on Sunday afternoon at Jessie +.
res residence. Burial was made in
Waterbury cemetery. Mrs. French
5 about IS years of age and was the