News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-03-31
7. Hickey is Ill.

f. w. Leslie was business visitor in
Underhil, Wednesday last.
Mrs. C. II. Stevens from Stevens Mills
is visiting at D. A. Barrows'-
DR.. Prentiss remains about the same.
Two nurses are in attendance.
Nelson Jaynes has gone to Waterville
to work through sugar making.
J. J. Dunham of Bakersfield has been
a recent guest at Leon Peabody's.
William Davis of White River Junction
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Maria Davis.
Herbert Potter of Lowell, Mass, is Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. Chauncey Shat
tuck.
Mrs. Clyde Hurlbut Of Middlebury is
stopping with her aunt, Mrs. Mary An
drews.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baker of Fair
field we're in town Thursday to transact
business.
Bessie Bailey is passing her school
vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Hutchins,
at Waterbury.
Mrs. Mary Warren and daughter.
Ellen, of Montpelier visited Mrs. Ella
Tracy recently.
A student from Boston, Mr.. White
more, will preach next Sunday at the
Baptist church,
The Ladies Missionary Circle OF the
Baptist church will meet this week with
Mrs. Otis Stearns.
Miss Hilda Mansfield has finished her
term of school at Newport and is passing
her vacation at home.
Mrs. Dean Smith andath"ee children of
Hardwick are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Pennock.
Miss Bertha Arey and her mother
have been called to Springfield, Mass, to
attend the funeral of a relative.
Read Saleeby's new adv. He has some-
thing special to say about spring suits,
ladies' waists, boys clothing, etc.
Mrs. Clara Timmons, sister of Charles
Patch, has been called to her home in
Barre by the illness of Der children.
Mrs. L. W. Fletcher has been called
to Burlington by the illness from pneu-
monia OF her daughter, Mrs. Erving
Potter's, Oldest child.
Mrs. Burton Davis of Garfield, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Herbert
Williams, is ill, and DR.. Stevens OF Hyde
Park is attending her.
Mrs. w. ar. Stearns went to st. Johns
bury Saturday to meet her daughter,
GLADYS, on her return home for vaca-
ton from Perkins Institute, Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Jones were in
Cambridge Saturday to attend the funer-
al services of Mrs. Della A.. Jones, who
died in hospital in Boston of pneumonia.
L. W. Fletcher has received the sad
news of the death of his nephew, Ray
.Boyce, in Victory. Mr.. Fletcher and
daughter Laura, attended the funeral
Saturday.
Homer Grimes has purchased one of
the Baker houses on South Main street
and will soon move from the Vernon
Patch place now owned by George Cour-
ser to the same.
On account of the church sooial the
o. L. C. Club meeting will commence at
s o'clock instead of $50. Let there be
full attendance as this is the last literary
meeting this year.
Fred Onimett, who married Jennie
Lambert, HAS moved his family from
Swanton to this place and they will oc-
cupy Peter Lambert's tenement. Mr..
Onimett will work for Parker & Stearns.
Dinner will be served at G. A. K. hall
by the ladies of the w. Il. c. on next
Tuesday, followed by regular meeting
in the afternoon. A full attendance ls
desired as it is the 10th anniversary OF
the organization of the local corps.
The Ways and Means society of the
Cong'l church will hold social in the
vestry of the church Thursday evening.
A 1Oc supper will be served from to o.
This is designed to be sort OF church
family gathering and cordial invitation
is extended to all members of the con-
gregation and friends.
The Dread Literary Club hold their
next meeting Thursday evening, April l,
at the Normal reading room; SUBJECTS
The Culture of the Middle Ages, Lin
guistic Changes, Verbal Literature
Chivalry Religions and Civic Architsc-
ture, Universities and their influence,
Formation of National Literature, The
Spread of Learning
Mrs. MARSHA Miller Potter, aged ~
years, died Sunday morning in Dunkln,
Canada. Mrs. Potter was daughter OF
Emerson Miller, who many will remem-
Der, as he was a resident of johnson for
years. Her daughter, Mrs. Nathan
Dodge. her granddaughter, Mr.. e. Il.
Holmes, and her son-in law, Jason
French, attended the funeral at Dunkin
Tuesday afternoon.