News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-06-25
HYDE PARK
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are visiting relatives in town.
Miss Alice Goddard of Albany, is visit
ing her numerous relatives here.
Mrs. A. f. Wakefield and son Neil
were visitors in Hardwck Saturday.
Miss Lille Sargent of johnson is do
ing recording at the probate office these
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thomas of Hard :
wick were at A. K. Waketield's last
Saturday.
Joseph Young, who is working in Es-'
sex Junction, spent Sunday here with
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Foss and Mr.. and
Mrs. Noyes Wood were visitors in Barre
last Sunday.
Frank Keller is laid up with sprained
knee, caused by fall while fishing one
day last week.
Mrs. Burnham has closed up her house
here and gone to Craftsbury, where she
has employment.
The Camp Fire Girls and the Boy Scouts
are arranging an entertainment for the
early part of July.
Miss Lilah Waite and her friend Miss
Hayes, spent few days in camp at Corey
Pond the past week.
Geo. Rooney and family of Fairfax
were recent visitors at the home of his
father, B. q. Rooney.
Mr. and Mrs. Culver and the Misses
Agnes and Emily Hulburd were visitors
in Newport last Sunday
Harold Il. Crosby is attending state
meeting of school superintendent at
Queen City Park this week.
Will Moore of Plainfield, N. j., spent
few days here recently with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Noyes and daugh-
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. d. III. Scribner were
visitors in Burlington last Thursday.
VIII Land and son from Montreal, and
Miss Anna Moore of Hard wick, spent a
few days here with relatives last week.
Mrs. Marshall Shattuck returned from
Grand Isle last Friday and is spending a
few days with her husband at Corey Pond.
John Wilde took day off last Satur-
day from 4" bone dust responsibility and
he and his wife visited old friends in
johnson.
Frank Crossmore and wife ana Thad
Stevens and wife of Jonesville were
visitors at the home of DIR. Stevens last |
Thursday.
Miss Emily Hulburd is acting as Guard
ian of the Camp Fire girls through the
summer. and consequently the girls are
delighted
The cannon which for some time has
been located on Triangle Park" has
been moved to a cement foundation on
the school grounds.
E. A. Stuftlebean of Middlesex, Mr..
Haskins and son of Newton Hook, n. Y,
and Geo. White and wife of Montpelier
were at Judge Whites last Sunday.
Mrs. P. T. DeNio and daughter, Doris,
left yesterday morning by auto for West
boro, Mass, where they will visit rela-
,tives. They will be absent several days.
c. c. Warren of Waterbury, with
party of fri ,nds, was here the first of the
week and looked over the new court
house. They pronounced it lust fine"
Homer NORWAY and son, who have
been here several weeks putting in CO.
ment walks and foundations, have finished
work and gone to their home in Watel-
bury.
Hugh Phillips of Montpelier and T. C.
Cheney of Morrisville were in town Mon
DAY and effected satisfactory adjust
ment with Elmer Fay on the loss of his
house at Garfield by fire last week.
Miss Mabel Rooney, SISTER Philip Neri,)
VINO is nun in convent at Albany. N. {
4, is spending week here with rela- ;
tlVes-her first visit home in nine years.
Her many friends were delighted to see
her.
A large attendance at the Campbell
{
% present. The party went by train ,
and autos, there being four of the latter.
For report of the event see another part 5
Of this paper. !
The special education committee. who
we're guests at Morrisville in al auto trip |
from that place to johnson passed l
through here last Saturday. Had notice
been given they were coming this wav
they would have received welcome. 5
The two cannons, presented to this ;
county by the government, have been '
set upon brick and cement bases on the 3
court house grounds. Alongside of each :
IS pile of cannon balls. The outfit ,
adds to the attractIveness of the grounds.
Will Wright was called to Sherbrooke
?. O., last Wednesday by the death of his
ather. He went there in P. T. DeNio's
'uto, which left here at II a. m. and
cached home at eight p. M, covering a
distance of about 147 miles. Mr.. Wright
ernalned there until Saturday.