News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1911-02-08
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heart trouble.
There are several cases of whoopinp
cough in town.
Dict. Supt. Shaw of st Adams was in
town Tuesday.
The Wooden Mill has been shut down
for lack of water.
Miss |. M. Barton was in Burlington
the first of the week.
Mrs. o. A. Mcfarland and daughter,
Marion, are in Boston this week.
L. II. Caswell of Fairfax recently Wis
tied his brother, Homer Caswell.
Miss Madge Small of Morrisville has
visited at J.. S. BicknelPs, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mosely are spending
a few days at their home in Winooski.
Mrs. H. r. Myers the state evangelist,
is holding meetings at East Hardwick.
The town auditors have finished their
work preparatory to printing the town
reports.
Hazen Tracy and family of Montgom
cry visited his sister, Mrs. D. B. Smalley,
last week.
Mrs. George West is taking care of
John DORIS little daughter. The mother
is failing slowly.
o. B. Landon was called to South Hero
last week by the illness of his sister,
Mrs. Laura Allen.
Miss Stanford entertained the 5th, and
9th, grades of the school at the building
Monday afternoon.
Flora McCuin has returned from the
Fanny Allen Hospital, where she under
went an operation.
Harry Baker has returned from the
hospital, where he underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis.
Frank Stearns has moved here from
Cady's Falls onto the Fred Howard farm, |
which he has purchased.
The people of the Baptist Church will |
have their annual dinner and roll call SER
vice on Wednesday, Feb. 70.
Among those who are sick from gri p
are Mrs. B. A. Hunt, Mrs. Ernest Mills
and Miss Marion Mcfarland.
Joseph Jacobs has bought the Cum
ningham place, now occupied by Frank
S. Heath. Consideration S140O.
A trained nurse from Burlington has
come to care for Mrs. Artemius Fletcher,
who is very ill with pneumonia.
O.B.Landon went to South Hero Thurs
day to see his sister, Mrs. Allen Lee
Whitney who is hard sick with grip.
Mrs. F. w. Kimball of Enosburg Falls
was in town last week. She had visited
Mrs. A. D. Robbins in Hyde Park, who .
is i'll.
At the M. E. Sunday School Jan. Goth, '
attendance was rs with collection of 81 80.
At the Cong'l attendance 80 colec ZION
S1.29. n
Mrs. Viola Mclean and little son re- t
turned Friday night from Gace, Bay, |
N. s., where she went with her husbands 7
remains. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Boyce are very c
i'll from grip. Miss Kate Kinsley, their {
niece, from Burlington has come to care :
for them.
Remember the oyster supper and dance
1t the new G. A. r. Hall Friday evening,
Feb. 10th. Music by Miler's orchestra, f
Full Bill $1.5O. d
Mrs. Vincent, Mrs. l.. E. Tatro's, y
mother is i'll at Jeffersonville where she b
went to care for her daughter, Mis-, II
Myron Maynard.
James Newcomb, formerly of Johnson
Who has been in Klondike for many years, =
las taken possession of a $40, 900 hotel in y
seattle, Washington. =
The Dread Club Social Tea is postpon- $
I'd from Feb. Is to Feb. 20. The ladies Il
re requested to bring ancient articles n
hat Will be of interest.
The January number of the Telephone Ia
donthly published by the Citzen's Tele- II
} zone Co., of Morrisville has been dis NJ
ributed among patrons. $,
Meeting last Saturday and elected B. L. vi
Austin deacon for three years and Mrs. d.
'lavila Holmes clerk and treasurer. A
Next Friday afternoon, Feb 10th, the d.
Urinary grades will have a parents after OF
Don. The Normal School is contem. vi
ating similar open session soon. r
Mrs. A. NJ. Watts and little daughter ~
7ent to Craftsbury Monday to visit her an
ather, DR.. g. w. Dustin. Mr.. Watts &C
them as far as Hyde Park. "
A piano tuner is to be secured from V
burlington for local work within a few q
avs. If any wish pianos tuned at this
me kindly leave name with c. P. Jones.
Several students from the high school o
nd ninth grades attended the basket ~
all game between Burlington High and y
Iyde Park at Hyde Park last Saturday pI
Ight. ds
Rev. J. K. Fuller's subject next Sun 10
ay morning Will be 'The Irrepressible Ike