News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-08-05
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Miss Alice Scott is visiting her uncle,
Joseph Scott, in Eden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Russell spent the
first of The week in Eden.
Mrs Hazen and children have gone to
Craftsbury for vacation.
Mrs. Wm Cowan has gone to Mr.. Sui
hams in North Hyde Park.
Miss Ruth Parker is home from Proyi.
dence, r. L., for vacation.
The postoffice has been refreshened by
a new coat of paint and varnish.
Miss Fanny Davis has gone to Hyde
Park Inn, where she has employment
William Rushford is spending few
days with his mother in Montgomery.
Lloyd Pearl is assisting in H. A. Bar
rows store while Mr.. Barrows is taking
a vacation.
Harmony Pomona Grange met in the
opera house today. The afternoon pro-
gram was public.
Mr.. and Mrs. ROLAND Stafford of Pitts
ford are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
! Mrs. HI. W. Peck.
Irving Bailey's mother and brother.
Leon, of North Hyde Park visited him
the first of the week.
Mrs. Irving Potter and children from
Burlington are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. w. Fletcher.
Thomas & Jamison will be at the opera
house Saturday night, Aug. s, with six
reels of good pictures.
Camp meeting opens Friday, Aug. T.
Rev. l. T. Johnson has arrived AID the
grounds are being made ready.
Rev. E. G. French came from Hard.
wick Saturday to remain with his sister
Mrs. Fred Leslie, a short time.
Mrs. Anna Pearl left Tuesday for Grot-
! ton, Mass, to spend the month of Aug
u,t with F. E. Kimball and family
| Mr.. aud Mrs Ira Taylor and daughter
returned to Middebury Monday, after
spending a week at j. V. Barton's.
Mrs. Lucian Wells of Bakersfield and
Mrs. Harrison Wells of Hutchinson. an,
are visiting their niece, Mrs. Fred Holmes
Mr.. and Mrs. David Holmes of Mel
rose, Mass. Miss jamie Holmes and Rev
F. w. Hazen visited Mt. Sterling Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. harrington and
Chas. Riddle went to st. Adams Tuesday
to attend the burial on Wednesday of
Mrs. Woodward.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Parady have re-
turned to North Grafton, after spending
several weeks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis Parady.
r. T.. Foster, who has been seriously
i'll, is gaining and goes this week to the
New England Sanitarium at Melrose,
Mass, for treatment.
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Tuesday night from Burlington and
South Hero. They leave soon for a visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Stevens in ST. Al
bans.
The next meeting of the w. r. G. will
be Aug. II. All are specially invited to
the home of Mrs. Rushford for basket
picnic. The Post is also asked to be in
attendance. Every member should be
prestn-.
The Congregational Sunday school will
have a picnic at Lewis Fletcher's grove
Wednesday, Aug II, or if stormy, the
next day. Games, sports, ETC., are being
panned to make the day pleasant for
ALL old and young alike.
Mrs. Abbie NJ. Fletcher of Springfield,
Mass, is in town, having passed several
days with her sister, Mrs. Ben ODER, but
at present is stopping with her aunt,
Mrs. Frances Newton, near North Hyde
Park. -~-s
There will be no services in the Pente-
costal Church of the Nazarene Sunday,
Aug. 8, owing to the johnson camp meet
ing. Thursday evening, the 18th, prayer
meeting will be led by the pastor; sub
ject, Studies in the Ephesians. You are
welcomed to these services.
In the article in last weeks issue of
this paper in regard to the cemetery fund,
the name of John Eastman of Albany
should have read John Emerson, Albany,
ST. Mr.. Emerson was a resident here
some years ago, and, though not having
any relatives buried here, wished to son-
tribute little in memory of old friends
and neighbors, now passed away.
The attendance at the Auxiliary Tues
day evening was good. The camp was
invited. After the program as given be-
low ice cream and cake we're served and
a social hour enjoyed. Program Sing
ing, both orders; song, Anna Hutchins;
recitation. Florence Stearns; reading,
Hattie Emery; recital. Mrs. Marion Bak-
eT; song, Mrs. Chas. Kneeland. Attend
ance 40.
The Green Mountain Club has for
some years had an excursion Bennington
Battle Day to one of the mountains in
the state. This year they ask each sec
ton of the Club to arrange an excur-
sion to its mountain. Accordingly the
local section invites all who will TO make
the ascent of Mt. Sterling Monday, Aug
ust II. A new trail has been cut this
year via the Fay Place, considerably
easier than last years trail, and making
the distance to the summit only six miles.
News has been received here of the
death of Mrs. Ella X. Woodward, widow
of the late DIR. George WOOD ward, at the
Kurn Hattin Home ia Westminster sud-
denly Sunday, Aug. 2nd. Mrs. Woodward
had been in the hospital for an operation
and had returned to the Home. The de- |
ceased was "a years of age and had spent |
many years in Johnson. The burial was |
in st. Adams beside her husband. Mrs. |
Woodward was very estimable woman |
and leaves large circle of friends to |
mourn her loss. She has no near relatives |
living.
STOWE
F. Z. Smith has a new Saxon car.
Frost was plainly visible on buildings