News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-12-17
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by illness.
Eddy 81 Macutchan have fine display
of holiday goods.
f. d. VanDusen is moving into thu
Methodist parsonage.
Norman French of Montpelier was {
visitor in town Tuesday.
Speaker Charles Plnmley of Northfielc
was IN town Wednesday.
Ernest Wright is Ill from the mumps
at the home of DR.. Morgan.
f. M. Pike of Brooklyn, N. Y, spent
Sunday with his parents here.
The new roller skating rink was opened
in Hotel hall Saturday evening.
Elsie Stebbins has gone to Manchester,
N. H., where she has employment.
Miss Della Felix was lat home from
Montpelier several days last week.
Frank Dragon of Plattsburg, N. Y,
was business visitor here Monday.
Mrs. Ernest Mills and son of Essex
Junction are guests at G. M. Culver's.
Miss Bernice Towne is home from
Castleton Normal school for the week.
W. w. Robinson, who was injured by a
falling tree two weeks ago, is able to be
out.
A largely attended social dance was
given by the Peerless orchestra Friday
night.
The Sophomore basket ball team defeat
ed team from Peoples Academy Friday
night.
Charles Hatch and daughter of Crafts
bury called on Mrs. Mary A. Jenney Sat
ulday
The ladies of the Unity society cleared
about $40. from their dinner and sale last
Friday.
A. R. Churchill and Silas Stebbins of
Graniteville were business visitors here
Friday.
Fri Dudley of Jericho has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Stoddard, at G. F.
Eddy's.
w. j. Boyce of the Boyce Lumber Co.,
Waterbury was in town Tuesday, buying
pulpwood.
Mrs Ward Chaffee returned Monday
from the Fanny Allen Hospital much i'm
proved in health.
Austin Wright and two daughters of
Sparta, Wis, visited Miss Clara Barrows
from Friday until Monday.
Eighteen members of Mystic Lodge F. !
& A. M. attended Masonic convention
in Jeffersonvllle rhu sday, returning Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrow of Essex Center
are spending couple of weeks with Mis-.
Garrow's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will AL |
lrch.
The Rev. William HENRY returned |
Monday to Montpelier. He was a guest |
At G. W. Buzzell's during his stay in
Stowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman B. Smith will |
celebrate a double holiday next Thurs |
lay. it being the fifteth anniversary of |
their marriage.
B. f. Magoon and daughter, Ada, went |
to Swanton last week, the young lady re-
to assist in her brothers store
during the holidays.
The G. E. & f. o. Burt Lumber Co.
began logging operations at Stowe Forks
last week, there being about foo of
snow on the mountain.
Hon. W. j. Bigelow, Editor of the ST.
Johnsbury Caledonian, will address the
Civic Club at its regular monthly meet
ing Wednesday evening.
Among the ShGiners going to Mont
Delier Friday night were II. 4. Shaw,
FL. w. Mcmahon, F. E. Smith, DR.. II. W.
Barrows and W. w. Adams.
Harry Caldwell, band saw filler for c. E.
& f. o. Burt, finished the seasons work
here Saturday and left Tuesday to spend
The winter at his home in Kentucky.
w. S. Abrams of Long Island, who re-
GENTLY purchased Grand View farm of S.
=. Dewey, has been joined by his mother
md sister, Mrs. Wettech and family.
C. A. Riley went to Burlington Sunday
nd accompanied Mrs. Riley home from
he Fanny Allen hospital, where she re-
,ently underwent surgical operation.
Miss Martha Wright accompanied by
Ter mother. Mrs. T. G. Wright, went to
Montreal Tuesday, where Miss Wright
will consult specialist for an eye trouble.
The ladies of Unity Church served
Inner to large number of people at the
hurch vestry Friday and conducted a
uccessful Christmas sale during the after
Don.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Sticknev have
AIKEN possession of the farm recently pur-a
hased by N. B. johnson on the West
rood Mr