News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-07-21
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ton to-day l9 WY
Mrs. John Griffin and son are visiting
relatives in Graniteville. G
DR.. Start and Chas, Labounty of c am
bridge were in town Yesterday.
Miss Lottie Engalls returned Monday
from few days sojourn at Joe's Pond.
A. l.. Goddard and family were visitors
in Franklin and St. Armand Sunday last
| Jos. Young, who has employment nov
at st. Adams, was at home over Sunday
Miss Gertrude Jewett spent few days
the past week with relatives in Morris.
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Dolor Bessette and his sisters, Misses
Laura and Flora, have returned from
a visit to Canada.
| The appearance of John Miners abatoir
down in the Bronx has been improved by
| being painted an appropriate color.
w. H. Stiles and family have moved
| from the parsonage where they have
lived the past two years to Waterbury
Center where they have purchased a
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Christie autoed
to Bristol last Sunday. Their daughter.
Miss Fannie, who has been visiting there
couple of weeks, and O. H. Farr, re.
turned with them.
A rose bush of the Rambler variety
at P, q. Blake's residence on Eden street
is sight worth seeing. tits mammoth
one and is covered with beautiful and
sweet-scented roses.
The DEMO Brothers have received word
of the death of their cousin, Hubert
Potter, of Lyndeboro, N. H. His death
occurred last Thursday, just as he was
about to take train for Vermont.
Some rain was that last Saturday. A.
V. Wiswelrs official Indicator made re-
cord of and 7.SO inches-the greatest
fall of water we have had hereabouts
in many day. And the end is not yet!
Mrs. Thos. Glennon of Sheldon visited
her sister, Mrs. Joseph Hoben, few days
the past week returning to her home
last Monday morning. Her niece, Miss
Marian Hoben, returned with her for a
weeks visit.
Bennett Douglass, formerly of this
place, who has had the school supervisor.
ship with headquarters at Waitsheld,
has been appointed to the Brandon SUI
pervisorship and will have headquarters
at that place.
Rev. FIR Crosby, for the past four
years in charge of st. Theresa's parish,
has been transferred to Proctor and at
the vesper service last Sunday evening
he bade adieu to his parishioners, who
part with him.
The excellent condition of our main
street makes auto speeding great temp |
tation to many autoists and parties in |
passing through the village to exceed |
the limit" to a great degree. The village |
trustees should post notices and then see
to it that violators are brought to time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henry and two
children from Maine were guests over
1ight Monday at the home of Mrs Eva
Boyce. Mrs. Henry is a daughter of the
ate John Currier and a sister of Mrs.
Alonzo Mills This is her first visit here
n thirty years From here they went to
Cambridge and will visit relatives here
alter.
Our local reporter Slipped cog" last
week when the statement was'made that
Mss Jennie Fleetwood had returned
rom Waterbury," 1t should have read
hat she had returned from Montpelier,
he capital of the commonwealth. The
cribe has been taken to do for making
UGH an egregious blunder and promises
lever again to deviate from the paths OF
ruth.
Those three School marms" from
Everett. Mass, who are spending a few
weeks here, are doing some mountain
ravel Last week they put in some time
N Mount Mansfield, visited Smuggler's
otch and tramped down the west side
f the mountain. Today and tomorrow
hey are doing Sterling mountain. There
; nothing more invigorating and health
than mountain trips and the
Iissess Helen Waterman, Alice Smith
nd Alice Dascomb, who, compose the
bove trio, are making good their visit
o Vermont in this direction.
Iulvert Washed Out Il
The heavy rains on Saturday did some