News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-01-19
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business trip to Boston and other points
Mrs. j. II. Warren has been in Vel
gennes the past week visiting her sister
Mrs. +. l.. Fish.
Grant Marston, who lives in the Stei
ling district was very critically Ill las
week, but is now improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Atwell have rented
tenement in d. N. Hutchins Residence
and have commenced house keeping.
w. j. Sinnott has been in East Fair
field the past ten days, where he has EN-
ployment cutting ice for the Hood Cream
cry Company.
Rufus F. Atchinson, r. f. d. Carrier OF
Route No. A, was confined to the house
several days the past week; his sub
stitute, r. W. Eaton, carried the mail.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. Fl. Clark returned to
their home in Hardwick the first OF the
week, Mrs. Clark having spent several
days with her sister, Mrs. r. w. Cheney.
Mrs. Ella Owen and Miss Beulah Boyce
of Barre returned home last Thursday,
after few days visit with their aunt.
Mrs. A. G. Davis, who has been seriously
i'll for several weeks.
E. S. Robinson has been confined to
the house for several days the past week
during which time his substitute, l.. L.
Camp, has been carrying the mail on R.
+. D. Route No. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Gile entertained a.
bout fifty at ''neighborhood party" at
their home last Friday evening, where
games and music furnished pleasant
evening. Refreshments were served.
Miss Dorothy Powers entertained a
small party of young friends at her home
Saturday afternoon. Five Hundred and
other games were played and refresh
ments of popcorn and raspberry shrub
were served.
In the Library report, printed in this
paper two weeks ago. the credit for
years subscription to the Universalist
ICduCl Was SlfCu w 4llc
Mrs. Tinker wishes the error corrected,
as the paper was given by the local Uni
versalist Circle.
News has been received here of the
marriage of Miss Anna Hanson and Will
liam Buck of Webster, Mass. Miss Han
son will be pleasantly remembered here
by many, having lived for time in the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gallup,
where her sister, Miss Lillian, now lives
On account of the big storm in the
West, the carload of horses for II. A.
Smalley & Co., that was expected last
Saturday, will not arrive until tomorrow.
The delay was unavoidable but will be
made up in the extra quality of the
horses, which have been carefully select
ed by E. A. Smalley.
Ex-Gov. u. A. Woodbury. and Mrs.
Woodbury., of Burlington, parents of Mrs.
Geo. M. Powers, will celebrate their
golden wedding anniversary Feb. 70, at
Ormand Beach, Fla, where they are
passing the winter. Governor Woodbury.
has invited the various members of his
family to be present at the celebration
and there will be notable family re-
union at that time.
Last Wednesday evening delightful |
progressive dinner party was given by |
Misses Della Briggs, Juna and Jennie |
Kinds, Vivian Greene, Laura Ellis and |
Marjorie Gates, to six young gentlemen |
friends. The soup course was served at |
the Kinds home, the dining room being |
prettily decorated in red and white. The /
party then proceeded to the home of Miss
Greene on Main street, where the fish |
course was served, the decorate ons here
being of lavender and white. At the
home of Miss Gates the meat course was
served, the rooms being lastly decorated
in the school colors of old gold and green
and PA. banners. The party then return
ed to the Greene home, where Miss Della
Briggs served the salad course, the des-
sert of ice cream and cake being served |
by Miss Jennie Kinds, followed by candy
and nuts by Miss Laura Ellis. Music and |
cards provided amusement at the differ
emit homes.