News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-11-20
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tors care.
Earle Holmes was at home over Sunday
from the U. V. NJ.
Mrs. John Pippin has returned from a
visit in New York state.
Miss Story OF Cambridge was guest of
Mrs. B. Fullington Saturday
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Napolean Dubray Friday, Nov. 10.
Willie Manchester of Cambridge was
guest at f. E. Holmes over Sunday.
Mrs. Myron Maynard of Jacksonville
visited her sister, Mrs. Levi Tatro, last
week.
Mrs. Norman Perry has returned from
visit to her sister, Mrs. Hyde, in st. Al
bun.
Mrs Ellen Vincent has gone to Jeffer-
sonyille and Jericho on visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs Setta Folsom of st. Johnsbury,
mother of DR.. Folsom, visited him last
week.
.. Ou0oJol duu hTS. Eugene
Gauthier passed last Wednesday in Nor
rIsville.
Miss Jessie Hayes of East ST. JONAS.
bury visited DR.. Folsom at Hotel johnson
last week.
Waterman Bros. have made quite ex-
tensive repairs on their saw mill and
raised the dam.
Herbert Burnham of the Normal facul-
ty is improving and hopes to resume his
work this week.
Miss Gladys Atwell has gone to Norris
vile, where she has employment in Mrs.
Messer's millinery store.
The promenade and shadow sale was
well patronized at the Normal hall Satur-
day evening and greatly enjoyed,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Barrows and son,
Robert, returned last Friday from visit
to relatives in Rochester, n. H.
Mrs. Norman Mclean and Mrs. Magoon
of ST. Johnsbury were in town last week
to have dental work done by DR.. Folsom.
Mrs. E. G. French returned last Friday
to her home in Newbury, after spending
several weeks with her sister. Mrs. f. W.
Leslie.
D. E. Murphey has moved to Spring
field, Mass. He has occupied rooms in
Ernest Billiards. house and been employed
on his farm the past year,
T. I, i
from Springfield, Mass, and plan to spend
the winter with Mrs. Myers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Gauther.
Frank Pennock has been preparing the
ground to move his portable house, which
he has sold TO B. S. Fulington, to the lot
joining Camp Ozone. Mr.. Fullington will
rent the house.
Stephen Gilbert, veteran of the Civil
War and highly respected citizen, died
Monday morning about five O'Clock from
cancer of the face. Had he lived until
Friday he would have been 81 years of
age.
P. Alexander is getting along fine with !
the repairs on the store he purchased on
the corner of Main and Railroad streets. |
He is putting in plate glass windows on |
the Main street front and expects TO open |
a first class fruit store before Thanksgiv- |
ing.
Arthur Sanborn met with a serious &C |
cident at the tale mine Saturday morning. |
while oilng the hosting shaft, he slipped |
and was caught in the shaft and wound |
around it, breaking two ribs and bruising
his side and legs badly.
Joseph LaFleur, who bought of B. s.
Fullington, Camp Ozone, last summer is
getting out the lumber to build a house
on the ground where the cottage was
burned several months ago. He plans to
build in the spring and make home for
his parents.
The Dread Club Rummage Sale opened
Monday afternoon in the basement of w.
II. Nyes store for the benefit of the Lii
brary fund. Food will be on sale We'd
nesday and Saturday afternoons. We be-
speak for the ladies good patronage.
Come out and help them in their good
work. Articles for the sale will be thank
fully received.
Orlando Ramsdell of North Pownal,
who was sure that the Progressives would
carry Vermont, lost his bet and haG TO
give Dr. E. L. Potter, staunch RepLbh-
can, weighing 240 pounds, wheelbarrow
ride from the station to the flag pole,
considerable distance
The Union Smelling Co. of Buffalo has
purchased of the A. o. Brainerd estate OF
St Albans the Olson mine sO-called sit |