News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1911-12-06
F, N. Wooster and family have moved

W. = lSIdm returned saturday even
ing from Boston.
Edmund Anair was business visitor
in Hardwick Monday.
Frank Butler of Cambridge visited his
sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas, recently.
Rev. L. +. Peabody supplied at the
A. c. Church at st. Johnsbury on Sum-
day, Nov. 26.
Romeo Fogg returned Saturday from
Montpelier, where he visited relatives
for a few days.
Campbell's Jewelry Store is sending
out its own catalogues this year. Ifyou
want one call for it.
Mr. nc Mrs. G. H. Prior spent Thanks.
aIyin VII friends in .Westtord, going to
Burli ton on Friday.
c. Tcrrill assisted in the E. w. Ter
rill re turing the absence of George
Saxh n fellows Falls.
Nj LAURA Payne went Saturday
even to Nolcott to visit her daughter,
Mrs ill,am Mcdonald.
M and Mrs. F. A. Gleed Of Enosburg
Fall we're guests short time last week
of n and Mrs. S. E. Stevens.
C j Gle returned Saturday evening
frou 3oston, where he has been a bus-
mes. sitor for the past week.
Ms Gertruce Brigham of St. Johns
bury Fas a guest last week of her par
ent5, aIr. and Mrs B. H. Brigham.
N,rs and Mrs. c. l.. Gates spent last
Thptslay with the latter's sister, Mrs
D. M 1cAlister in North Hyde Park.
lo. ie Goodrich has resumed work as
oraer olerl, for H. Waite & Sons, after a
shJr ]ayoff because of sprined ankle.
Mrs. Arthur Springer was called to
Lisbon, N. H., Saturday evening by the
dtata of her aunt, Mrs. William Chase.
Miss Myrtle Bedell was able to resume
work in the A. G. Small store Monday,
after a weeks vacation because ofillness.
Herbert Wright, clerk at the Briggs
drug store, has been at his home in Stowe
several days the past week on account of
illnesd
ah-les Andrews was called to John
fiday evening by the serious illness
& d/iiScd D. Il. Andrews, who suffered
Il sapck.
I r B. Boynton, who came from Brock
ton, Mass, to attend his brothers funer
al, returned to his home last Saturday
evening.
Mrs. 7. H. Warren has been in v ater-
bury several days rhe past week, assist
ing in the care of her ialher, {. Lyon,
who is ILL.,
Geo. Battye, who has been suffering
from brocken wrist, has SO far re-
covered as to be able D work part of
each day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Howerson returned
Saturday evening to Wolcott, after spend
ing several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Belts.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hastings have
purchased the E. S. Edison farm on the
Laporte road together with stock and
tools for Tor $4,000.
Mrs. Loren Smith and son, Dwight,
went Saturday night to St. Johnsbury,
where Mr.. Smith mas employment, and
where they will reside.
Henry Stowell has purchased of Mr..
and Mrs. George Hastings their farm,
situated on Randolph road, together
with the stock and tools.
Miss GLADYS Bcdell and Willis Mould
and Winfield Boardman returned to Bur
lngton Saturday evening, after spending
the Thanksgiving vacation at their
homes here.
George Saxby has resumed work at
the E. w. Terrill store, after few days
vacation spent with his mother, Mrs.
NI B. Saxby, and sister, Mrs. Beatrice
Bovnton, in Bellows Falls.
Miss Mary Harris of the Brown Com
.dr Co.. which is playing in this section
Mt present, was a guest of her mother,
Mrs. G. A. Cheney. Mr.. Brown of that
.ompany also spent the day with Mr.
md Mrs. Cheney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Prior and son,
}aymond. spent Thanksgiving with
,Irs. Prior's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
yoodard. in Waterbury Center, this
,eing the annual Homecoming OF the
hildren and grandchildren.
An alarm of fire was rung about 1:15
asst Sunday for a small blaze in G. E.
,mith's house on Congress street, caused
" the chimney burning out. The stove
,ine thimble in one OF the chambers
Melted out, thus giving the fire a little
tart in the room. The damage was
hight.
The following is taken fron the st.
ohnsbury Republican of Nov. 29:-
rank Guy Duval, an employe of the st.