News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-12-21
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G.. w. Buzzell is in Burlington for q
day or two.
Mrs. Walter Hale and Mrs. John Sar-
gent are ill.
Mark Angel is at home for few days
from Randolph.
Mrs. Angus Gale and son, Harvey, are
i'll with tonsiitis.
W. G. Shaw of Bethel was business
visitor here Tuesday.
H. A. Sparks has been visiting his
daughter in Morrisville.
Mrs. e. G. Sleeper has been more COM
Portable for several days.
T. B. Smith is quite poorly, suffering
from a severe attack of the grip.
Miss Emily Stone spent portion OF
last week with Montpelier relatives.
Harry Lyman went Saturday to St. AL
bans, where he expects to spend the
winter.
Miss Margaret Webb of New York is
stopping with her sister, Mrs. Isaac
Foster.
There will be services affinity Church
January l and s, when a candidate will
preach.
Mrs. W. V. Bryan of Waterbury was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ii. Slayton
Saturday.
Clayton Lucia of Huntington has been
spending few days with his mother on
Luce Hill.
Miss Adah Currie landlady at Green
Mountain Inn, will serve Christmas
dinner Saturday.
Messrs. Shaw and Pike and Carroll
George are at home from Montpelier for
the holiday recess.
Mrs. w. O. Belts left Thursday to join
Mr.. Belts in Somerville, Mass, where
he has employment
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wiley of Mont
pelier were guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. M.
Brush, over Sunday.
Miss Mabel Bissonette, guest for sew
eral weeks at Fred E. Smiths, has re-
turned to Burlington.
MILFORD r. Horsington and Miss Eva
Z. Town were married December 10 by
,he Rev. j. @. Angel.
Mrs. G. d. Bruce, Mrs. j. L. Stafford
md Mrs. E. c. Russell were visitors in
he Oueen City Saturday
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Justin
robinson has been quite i'll with pneu-
nonia buc is now improving.
Miss Laura Thomas and sister, Mrs.
'lora Cushman. are spending the winter
With DR.. James at Waterbury.
G. F. Eddy attended the reunion of the {
louise of Representatives of 1904 held at
Iontpelier Thursday evening.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
will have Christmas exercises and tree
1onday evening, December, rs.
Father Doheny of Waterbury conduc-
ed Catholic services at the Akeley Me-
n 9rial building Sunday morning.
Lieut.. Dwight Smith, U. S. M. Corps,
tationed at Portsmouth Navy Yard,
pent Sunday with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph BusheY were
allied to Malone, N. Y, Monday to at
end the funeral of Mr.. 8usheys father
There will be a special Christmas SER {
ice at the Cong'l Church on Sunday mex s
7ith the sermon by the Rev. A. G. Corn
yell.
Miss Mary Stone of Wells College, Au-
ora, N. Y, is passing the Christmas va
alton with her mother, Mrs. c.. II.
tone
The Misses Marjorie and Rebecca Burt
nd Miss Ruth Mcmahon of Wellesley
ollege are spending the holidays with
elatives here.
Mrs. Bradley Magoon. while cutting
leat recently, cut deep cash in her
Eft wrist, severing an artery, and requir-
lg a doctors care.
Lousia Aldrich, who underwent an
peration for appendicitis at the Mary
fletcher hospital douple weeks since,
anne home Monday.
Mail Carrier T. C. Pratt is having va
alton, which he is spending iu the soci-
ty of the influenza. His place is taken
y Rev. j. O.. Angell
Mrs. D. G. Scribner and son, Russell,
,ft Saturday for Worcester, Mass, where
ley will visit relatives before going to
,eir new home in Portland, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Faunce, Mr.. and S
[rs. Tracy and Miss lone Hawley at
ended the funeral of their uncle, Willis
awley, in Montpelier Thursday.
4 Mrs. c. L. Mcmahon gave tea party
tuesday, afternoon to a company ofyoung
dies in honor of her daughter and other
,llege girls at home for the holidays.
D. c. Scribner left Wednesday of last G
eek for Portland, Me. His father
him and will visit his q
her SON Y q Scrihner for saveral