News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-01-17
WOLCOTT

Dr.huoiee was IN burlington saturday.
Avaro Darling is visiting relatives in
Worcester,
G. e. Haskell went to Boston Saturday.
returning Tuesday.
Eugene Stoddard is working for Geo.
Allen, cutting logs.
Mrs. L. G. Udall visited friends in
IIardwick Saturday.
Bert Whttemore is working in the
hide house in Hyde Park.
Winifred Narcotic and family have re-
moved to Canada to reside.
II. Fl. Parker is in Elmore working for
the Stowe lumber company.
Jene Russell is employed by j. N.
COgeon on the latters' farm.
Oliver Edwards of Coebrook, n. H.,
is visiting at Martha Smiths.
Gnstaye Fisher and wife are stopping
II. o Fishers on Town hill.
The attendance at the NJ. E. Sunday
school Jan. II was At, collection roc.
An enjoyable party was held at the
home of f. j. Warren last Friday even
ing.
Mrs. E. W. Albee and Mrs s. c..
Whittemore were in Morrisville Thurs
day.
Percy Croft of Worthwhile was a visitor
at Horace Woodmansee's the last of the
week.
w. G.. Mcdonald was in Hardwick
Tuesday evening, taking in the l. o. OF.
installation.
Levi Taylor and wife of Claremont,
N. H., were guests at Mrs. James Davis
over Sunday.
The ladies will meet at the W. r. c.
hall next Friday, Jan. 10, to sew. Every
body invited.
Louie Gilbert of Morrisville was the
guest of his sister. Mrs. Charles Fisher,
over Sunday.
Bliss Farrer left Thursday for Albany,
N. Y. where he is taking a course in q
Business College.
Mrs. M. l.. Wheeler is on the sick list
and her sister, Mrs. Bert Whittemore has
been caring for her.
Chris Howieson left for Worcester the
first of the week, where he is employed
by G. Fl. A. Stafford.
Cecil, the two'years old, son of Alpha
Powers is i'll with appendicitis and in
famatiou of the BLADDER.
Clinton Moody and wife have con
cluded their engagement at G. w. Jones'
aud are making their home at Mrs.
Byron Paddeford's.
Mrs. Guy McKinstry arrived home the
first OF the week from Stafford Springs,
Conn, where she had been called by the
Illness of Mrs. Warner Board man.
G. T. Aliens horse were injured in the
woods Thursday, the limb of falling
rec striking him in the head, knocking
him down and making bad wound.
Or. Kipp is looking after the animal and
t looks now as if he would soon be as
we'll as ever.
Superintendent of Schools Mason S.
stone of Montpelier, Col. Frank Greene
# st. Adams, and Walter j. Bigelow of
It. Johnsbury, will speak at the town
oil Eyid tErNha 4
eeds and conditions of Vermont"
Everyone invited.
School in the Village Primary closed |
an. 18th. TIL ose having no absent marks |
uring the term were Sadie Barter, Ruth |
)avis, Dorothy Foster, Adlee and Aileen
.andall, Natalie Richardson, Hobart Ar
uckle. Stanley Porter, and Harold
[odgenon. Elsie Perkins, Beulah Ar
uckle and Willie Pilbin were each out
ue. half day and Maxine Richardson and
.rthur Waterbury each one day. Grace
uss, teacher.
The program for Wocott Grange Jan.
3 will be as folows:- Music, Grange;
Quotations from the Bible; Address;
That constitutes an ideal Grange?
rthur Harlow; music, Ethel Taylor;
1hen farm receipts fall below the ex.
enses, who is usually to blame the farm
: the farmer? Mr.. Boardman, Mr..
raves, Mr.. Wilkinson, Bert Smith;
nging, Stay on the farm boys, choir;
hen children go astray are the parents
yer absolutely without blame? Mrs. Bar
or, Mrs. Harlow. Mrs. Wilkinson; read
g, Mrs. Generess; music.
CADY'S FALLS
Amos Hilard is gaining slowly.