News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-09-09
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| Monday evening.
Miss Helen Sargent spent Sunday at
her home in Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Griffin spent Labor
Day with relatives in Johnson.
Miss Abbie Butler of Montpelier is Wis.
iting her cousin, Mrs. Lee Elliott.
Judge and Mrs. Leach returned from
their summer camp last Saturday.
Miss Helen Wood is home from the
Boston Farm School on a vacation.
The McCuin house on Church street
has been frightened up with new paint.
Proctor Page and Clarence Badger
were visitors in Burlington last Satur.
day.
Miss Frances Noble spent Sunday and
Labor Day with relatives in Hardwick.
Leonard Pimble of Granteville spent
Sunday here with his cousin, Mrs. John
Griffin.
Miss Maadline McCun of Johnson was
a recent guest of her aunt, Mrs. Frank
Brown.
Miss Eunice Hunt of Essex Junction
spent Sunday here with her friend, Mrs.
E. G. Page.
Wallace Seymour. who has been at Old
Orchard through the summer, returned
bona 1oc
Mrs. A. P. Boyce, and her daughter,
Lena, left Monday morning for visit to
relatives in Keene, N. H.
Little Hilda Stevens recently fell from
the fence railing near the post office and
sprained her arm quite badly.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Badger and Master
Glenn are spending few days at the
Badger cottage at Joe's Pond.
Brigham Mcfarland was a visitor at
Caspian Lake last Sunday. He finds the
air there very exhlarating.
Miss Emily Huburd went to Enosburg
Falls Monday, where she is engaged as
of the high school.
A son arrived at the home of Lutte
Whitcomb and wife at Salem, Mass, last
week Tuesday. Congratulations
Miss Simpson, who is teaching in
Greensboro, spent the first of the week
lere with her brother, Prot Simpson.
Up goes the price of mileages October
st to two and one-fourth cents-all on
ccount of the high price of everything.
The Sheldon Fair last week had a good
epresentation from this place. The re-
orts from there are that it was good
lir.
Orrin Farr, Senator Pages private Sec
asst, returned to Washington last Mon
ay.
Miss Daisy Needham of Hartford,
onn and her father, S. c. Needham, of
random, are spending few days at
le Inn,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gates and son Clark
North Hyde Park and the Misses Lii.
IN and Dorothy Sargent of Johnson
ere recent guests of Mrs. Lizzie White.
Among those who attended the District
I'D State Conventions from this place
e S. B. Waite, G. B. Allen, J. 7. Stevens,
:. N. Putnam, D. II. Scribner and L. H.
evils.
Charles Nutting spent a few days re-
ntly visiting relatives and old friends
Stowe During his absence his son
-uman filled his place at the electric
yht plant.
The Lamoille County Sunday School
will be held at the Congrega.
,nal church on Thursday of this week.
good attendance will add to the inter-
t of the occasion.
Miss Lilah Waite left today for Ash.
lie, n. c., where she resumes teaching
a young ladies' school for the second
ar. Miss Clair Small, former precep-
ess here went with her, she being en-
ged as teacher of athletics.
col. Mcfarland lett Monday night on
extended western business trip. He
II 90 as far as Medford, Oregon, and
II be absent until about November 1st:
$ business interests here will be looked
er bv his son Brigham and his efficient
rk, Miss Chaplin.
Frank Stewart. for the past four years
,lerk in Pages Office, has completed
,rk there and entered st. MichaePs
lege at Winooski. where he will take a
legiate course. Frank has a great
nv friends here who wish him success
prosperity" in his new line.
Iiss Frances Hamilton, niece of Mrs.W.
Putnam, is in the hospital at Burling-
+, where she was operated upon last
* for appendicitis. A black headed
was removed from her appendix. The
ing lady is getting along nicely, her
nv friends here will be pleased to learn.