News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-05-14
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ton last Saturday.
r. S. Page returned from his Washing
ton trip Saturday.
John Stanford of Hardwick was a visit.
or in town Monday.
IL. G. Whittier spent few days re.
Gently at his home in East Fairfield.
Mis-. c. e. Slavery returned last Friday
from weeks visit in Addison county.
Mrs. II. p. Crosby has gone to her home
in Amherst, Mass, for few weeks va
cation.
Miss Reba Skinner of Morrisville spent
Sunday here with her friend Miss Lillian
Ladeau.
Miss Marjorie Hulburd spent Sunday
at Morrisville with her friend, Miss
Helen Daniels.
John Amidon, Haven Billiard and Don
McAllister from the North village were
in town last Monday.
The scholars had "another holiday"
last Friday on account of the teachers
meeting at Morrisyille.
Owing to a break on the engine of the
express, the train going west Monday
morning was about two hours late.
Lucius Whitcomb and wife of Salem,
N. H., are spending a few days at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Whitcomb.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Keller of Green
field, Mass, are spending few days in
town. Erred" is up especially to gather
in few trout.
Rev. Mr.. Hamlin entered upon his min
isterial work here last Sunday, preaching
an interesting sermon in the morning to
large congregation.
The many friends here of James F.
Kelley of Richford will learn with sorrow
of his serious illness.s There is said to be
no chance of his recovery.
A band of "gypsies were here short
time Thursday and one of the dusky
Dulcinea gathered up few coins by
begging and "telling fortunes"
The new Street Commissioner, Daniel |
Smith, is giving attention to the village !
streets, and he has already made noticea- |
BILE improvements along that line.
F. H. Strong and D. FL. Scribner are the
delegates from the local Odd Fellows
lodge to the grand lodge in session
Burlington this week. Others will also
attend.
Col. a. F. Brigham of Bakersfield, W.
H. Fairchild of fairfield, p. II. Coleman
of Montgomery and w. E. Tracy of John
son were in town or professional business
Monday.
The annual meeting of the Village I'm
provement Society occurs on Tuesday
evening of next week. Make a note of
this and be on hand, as important bust
ness will be transacted.
Fl. Norway and son of Waterbury are
doing considerable work in putting III
cement walks about the village. Among
those put in thus far are at Capt. Waite's,
Mrs. j. S. Waite's and the Jail house.
Mrs. Ellen Noyes will represent the
Rebekah lodge of this place at the Re-
bekah assembly which meets at Burlng-
ton Friday. Mrs. Lettie Waite, one of
the officers of that body, will also attend.
Miss Nellie Crowell, aged Al. daughter
of Mrs. Edwin Styles, died last Sunday
from the effects of a cancer. She had
been an invalid her entire life. The
funeral was held from the house Monday
Rev. w. r. Hamin officiating.
The windows in Woods store are es-
pecially attractive this week. One of
them has fine display of Swift's soaps.
powders, etc., while the other has a dis
play of Lavender and lace" in the
form of American Beauty and Madame
Grace corsets. To be sure this window
is especially for the ladies.
John CREME of Highgate and Miss Nina
Nichols. one of the twin daughters of
Frank Nichols, were married at Swanton
last Saturday at the Episcopal rectory
by Rev. Mr.. Stone. They reached here
night and were given re-
,eption at the BRIDES home. Mr.. CREME 4
works in the DEMO saw mill.