News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-07-22
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Miss Helen Sargent is assisting in the
Probate office at present.
Miss Hattie Pratt of Stowe was visitor
here few days this week.
DR.. Vaughan has purchased the late
residence of his mother on Prospect
avenue.
Miss Sadie Gregg was the guest of the
Misses Badger at Joe's Pond several days
recently.
Swafford's tent show at Morrisville
asst week drew goodly number from
this place.
Earl w. Reed and bride of Swanton
were visitors Monday at the home of Mrs.
Effie Putnam.
Oscar and Preston Lilley returned last
Sunday from a three weeks visit with
relatives in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith of Elmore
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edw
Godette last Sunday.
Miss Katheleen Fullington of Cam
bridge is spending few days here with
her sister, Miss Vera.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Putnam, and Page
Ufford were auto visitors at Westford
and Fairfax last Sunday.
Misses Frances Noble and Muriel Pike
are spending the week with the Scofield
family at Willoughby Lake.
Miss Sara Chaplin is spending week
with relatives in Chittenden county, en-
joying a wel-earned vacation.
Miss Fannie Christie and Miss Norma
Strong spent last week at Willoughby
Lake with Miss Dorothy Scofield.
DR.. and Mrs. E. E. Vaughan, who have
been visiting in this vicinity several days,
started for their home in Chicago last
Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. Chas. Goddard, Mrs. E.
G Page, Miss Helen Waterman and Car
roll G. Page made an auto trip to Eros-
burg Falls last Sunday.
Arthur Perry, who has employment at
Hudson, Mass, is at home on vacation
evidently the Bay State agrees with Ar
thur, as he is looking well.
Herbert Whitcomb and family, Wallace
Jones and family, Gordon Owen, Miss
Flossie Whitcomb and Deputy Sheriff
Bixby, all of East Barre, were visitors at
e. r. Lilley's last Sunday.
A party, made up of Gertrude Jewett,
Lena Boyce, Lillian Ladeau and Willard |
Jewett, took in Enosburg Falls and yari-
GUS other points last Sunday, going in
Jewett's rapid transit auto.
A son, Harry A. Moves, Jr., weighing
ten pounds, arrived at the nome of Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. A. Noyes on Saturday last.
The young man is lively fellow and
is veritabe ''chip of the old block"
A. L. Goddard has been enjoying a
brief respite from arduous labors by
spending few days in camp at Lake
Eden. During his absence his position
as buyer at the hide house was filled by
his grandson, Carroll Goddard Page.
49, S~Aoi" ioO Va WI pa oSlpdlOu upon !
County Clerk Waite by reason of his be-
ing elected Secretary of the Republican
State Committee, necefsitated an expert
stenographer, and he had for several
days last week Miss Eff Waidron of
Hardwick.
A telegram received here last Saturday
the death at Rutland, Mass,
that day of Frederick C. Taylor Jr., the
only sen of Rev. and Mrs. F. g. Taylor.
lie was p years of age and died of tuber-
culosis. Had his health permitted would
of graduated from Amherst college this
year. He was an exemplary young man
and had host of friends, so says Randall
Child of Morrisville, who roomed with
him two years at college and who keenly
feels the death of his friend. Rev. Mr..
Taylor was pastor here for, nine wears.
While here he and his wife endeared
to all. who extend to them {
sincere sympathy in this great affection.