News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-04-08
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vile.
Mrs. Carrie Annis is numbered with
the sick.
Mrs. John Stearns is ill of grip and
mumps.
Mrs. Henry Emery has gone to Eden to
spend week.
A. A. Pike and Miss Lizzie passed Sun
day in Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goneau visited friends
in Alburg last week.
Mrs. Grin Foster is very ill from blood
poisoning in her face.
Remember the meeting of the Dread
Club Thursday night.
A. Fl. Royce spent Sunday with his
grandson, r. H. Royce.
Wilbur Barrows and Richard Nye were
in Burlington Monday.
L. E. Tatro has moved iuto the tene-
ment over the post office.
Miss Rose Ham of Boston is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Will Tracy.
George Walters from Bridgeport, Conn.,,
is visiting at E., e. Holiness
c. A. Riddle is giving attention to U.
S. jury duty at Burlington.
Mrs. Beulah Mcfarland went to Milton
yesterday to spend few days.
Mrs. c. N. harrington and Mrs. W. Il.
Nye were in Burlington Thursday.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Whitcomb died Monday morning.
Mr.. Gowdy of Boston was the guest of
Miss Florence Hitchcock last week.
Miss Houghton expects to 60 Coventry
Thursday to visit Miss Alberta Day.
Taylor Mead of Morrisville visited
friends in town the first of the week.
Miss Spanderman from Brooklyn, N. Y,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. G.. Peaks.
Arthur Wells from Bakersfield was
here Monday to attend Mrs. Cunning
hams funeral.
Star meeting Friday night with initia-
ton and election of officers. Refresh
ments will be served.
Miss A. A. Leslie of Lowell, Mass, has
returned TO town with her millinery
goods.
II. c. Parker and DR.. Peaks took their
Royal Arch degree at Morrisville Friday
night.
Miss Grace Hodgkins of Hyde Park is
at home with her mother, Mrs. Emma
Hodgkins.
Miss Gladys Lincoln has returned to
the dormitory, after spending few days
in Northfield.
The sermons and music at the Pente- {
costal church next Sunday will be iu
keeping with Easter.
Nat Freeman and friend, Miss Wood, t
of Massachusetts were recent guests of 1
Mrs. Susan Freeman.
Lloyd Pearl is home from Stanstead
College for a week. His friend, James
Goodwin, is visiting him.
Shirley Hall of Holland, who is attend
ing the Normal school here, was called
home by the death of cousin.
Miss Rose Davis, who has been attend
ing Normal school, will go to North Troy e
to teach in Miss Wakefeld's place.
Rev. Walter Gould of Highgate preach I
ed at the Methodist church last Sunday. t
He was entertained at Carlos Cakes. +
Ed Woodland will sell his household S
goods at auction Monday, April 10, at
1870 p. m. Mr. Woodland is going to Maine.
Mrs. Mariah Fsrnum had the misfor- /
tune to fall down stairs Saturday morn. :,
ing, hurting her very badly about the II
face.
The annual meeting of the Waterman
Lodge, F. & A. NJ, and the o. E. S. will L
be held next week Thursday and Friday j
nights. F
The attendance at the Methodist S. S. t.
asst Sunday 46, collection 81 Al; at the 2
5. s. attendance IS, colIec- y
ion S2.77
Miss Jennie Maxfeld was one of the St
i've successful candidates in the freshman N
ry-outs for the Julia Spear prize reading u
It the U. V. NJ. +
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Stearns were called :;
o Worthwhile Saturday on account of the
erious illness of Mrs. Stearns' grand .,
ather, Mr.. Stone. g.
The annual business meeting of the
'entecostal church will be held on Thurs w
ay evening. at which time delegates 81
ill be elected to represent the church at in
he District Assembly, which meets at W
rovidence, r. l. fo
All the rural schools in town will begin he
.pril 10th except the school in the Cristy
strict whichlwill begin Tuesday, 14th. fu
he teachers are Riverside, Mrs. Frank nj
avis; Waterman, Miss Winnie Wilson: A
Hillside, Miss Edith Derby; Davis, Miss El
ladys Lincoln. Cristy. Miss Lucy Bar w
ard; Ober, Mrs. X. S. Currier; East
Ohnson, Miss Doral Lawrenc Ii
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