News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1911-08-09
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this week.
Miss Bertha Porter was in Burlington
last week.
Winnie Bedell is home from Morrisvill,
for visit.
Roy Manning of Rutland is visiting al
II. w. Peck's
F. f. Jones has employment in Morris
vile this week.
teaches moving pictures at Opera
House Aug II.
E. G. Diamond is moving from the Ma
COON farm to Waterville.
w. S. Warner is expected to return to
his old farm on French Hill.
Hon. and Mrs, G. II. Stearns were in
Hardwick the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Gray are visiting
the latter's sister in MorIistown.
A. H. Wilson is making extensive re-
pairs in the interior of his house.
Mrs. Hattie Kenfeld or Morristown
has visited at Sanford Kenfields.
Repairs to the dam at the power plant
will be completed by Wednesday.
Master Leslie Vincent of Jericho is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Levi Tatro.
M. Shubert is making extensive repairs
on his house, largely in the interior.
Campmeeting opens atIthiel Falls, Aug.
10. A large attendance is expected.
Harlan Dixie is assisting in the Boyles
store while Robert Marcy has his vaca-
ton.
John Pippen will soon move from the
Will Warner farm to the Eddie Magoon
farm.
Springs and streams are again very low
and farmers are drawing water for their
stock.
Dana Gilbert has moved his house back
from the road and is building on an ad-
dition.
Mrs. Smith and son from Hardwick are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Pennock.
Mrs. Joseph Lambert has gone to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Winchester.
Mrs. E. M. Greene and Guy and Mabel
Fullington have returned from visit to
Burlington.
Miss Keba Porter is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. William Ufford in Fairfax and Miss
Grail in Westtord.
Benjamin Fuller and son, with their
families are visiting at their former home
in Jefferson, N. Fl.
Benjamin Fuller and son, Edgar, with
their families are visiting at their former
home in Jefferson, N. FL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Smith of Hardwick
are visiting Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Pennock.
c. N. harrington returned from Grand
Isle on Monday and w. Ell. Nye and son,
Richard, from North Hero.
A new wing is being added to the
north side of the electric lighting plant.
III. M. Maxfield is in charge.
Farmers are nearly through haying and
report better crop than was expected, |
though not up to the average.
Mrs. E. Fl. Scott visited her father, |
Charles Child in Waterville the first of |
the week and found him quite feeble.
Joseph Barnard and family and Mr..
and Mrs. John Clark of New York have
returned from an outing at Lake Eden.
Miss Alice Kinney, who has bean visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. William Laporte re-
turned Monday to her home in Winooski.
Rev. and Mrs. l. A. Ranney are ex-
pected home this week and the usual
services will be held at the NJ. E. Church
next Sunday.
The attendance at the M. E. Sunday
School last Sunday was So, collection
$1.40 and at the Copg'l Sunday School
attendance SO, collection $1.04.
E. E. Holmes and family and several
others went to Caspian Lake Tuesday to
attend the Lamoile County Automobile
Club Basket Picnic at Huckleberry Rock
on the shore of the lake.
Remember the d. of l.. meeting Thurs
day night of this week. North Hyde Park
Council is to meet with us. There will
be literary program, 1t is hoped all
members will be present.
Advertised letters and cards. Mrs.
L. E. Austin, Miss Eva Hitchcock, Miss
Alice E. Halves, Miss Anna Miller Miss
Chloe Kelley, Mr. Harry Leighton, Miss
Denick, Will Chase.
Frank Riley's house formerly the Lewis {,
Demeritt place near Ashley Dodge's {
burned Tuesday morning. Mr.. Riley
built fire at half past five o'clock, and {
went to the barn, and the fire evidently l
took from the pipe or chimney. The
contents of the house was burned, nearly
everything at least. Mr.. Riley moved
there about three years ago from ,
Franklin.
Thera il tn he an old fosb;o.oI |