News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-06
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Walbridg Fullington returned to Middle
bury on Monday.
The rural schools opened Monday, after
the holiday vacation.
Albert sweet is suffering from blood
poisoning in one hand.
Dr.. Folsom's father from st. Johns
bury visited him recently.
Miss Myrtle Cunningham was here
from orlsville last week.
Mrs. W. s. Benton of Ferrsburg is Wis
ing her father, J. V. Baton.
Hubert Norway of Grand Isle is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. Florence Jaynes.
Miss Josie Drown returned last Satur-
day to her School in 8rockton Mass.
Mr., and Mrs Jose were IN burlington
Friday and Mr.. Jose again Saturday
Miss Ruth Riley of Highgate has been
guest at |. L. Baiey's the last few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sulston have returned
from Maine, after spending Christmas at
her parents
Howard Driscoll has returned from
visit to his grandfather, S. II. Leach, at
Pleasant Valley.
Mr.. Bashaw, who has recently come
here from Barre, will occupy the Scott
house on Pearl street.
Cornelius Coleman has returned to
Harvard College, after visiting his moth
er, Mrs. Emma Kinds.
The Normal, High aud Graded schools
resumed their work after the holiday
recess, Tuesday, Jan. 5.
Joseph OAell was called to Rouses
Point, N. Y, by the death of his sister.
who has been poorly for some time.
Miss Luella Leslie was home from her
school in Waterbury, Conn, for the holt
day vacation, returning last Friday.
Fred Garland, who has been engineer
in the Parker & SteaIns dressing mill for
the past five years, has finished work
there.
Bert HolbrOok of Barnet, Representa-
tive-eIect, visited his aged mother at his
brothers, Charles Hoibrook's, last
Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Leslie and brother, Joseph
Odell, have returned from RouSes Point,
where they went to attend the funeral
of sister.
Mrs Hattie Pearl and soE, Lloyd, have
returned from Newport, where they
spent the holidays with Mrs. Pearls I'M
Gle and aunt.
Misses Katherine Prentiss and Gertrude
Baker returned Wednesday to Auburn
dale, Mass, to resume their studies at
Lasselle Seminary.
Doris and Gladys Rand returned to
their schools in Hatfield, Mass, Satur-
day. Harlan Dyke went the same day to |
Warren, N. II.
Miss Susie Collins returned to her |
school in Barre Satur day, after spending |
the holiday vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Deforest Collins.
The next Dread Club meeting is on
Thursday evening, Jan. /. Customes-
Ancient and Modern, Miss Mary johnson.
Current events, Miss Ida Jones.
The High School and alumni attended
the basket ball game between Hardwick
and P. A. teams last Thursday evening
at Morrisville, chaperoned by Prof. and
Mrs. A. w. Stone.
Charles Davis, a veteran of the Civil
War and highly respected citizen, died
Wednesday, Dec. 80, 1914, after linger-
ing illness from cancer of the stomach,
aged " years. The funeral service was
held Friday afternoon from the farm
home near the school house in Dist. No. |
g., Rev. f. w. Hazen officiating. The |
attendance was large, the G. A. r. and |
S. of V. attending in a body. The burial |
was in the Plot cemetery. The deceased |
is survived by wife and two sops. Wal |
ter and Winnifred Davis of johnson.
Mrs. Susan Freeman has gone to the
home of L. S. Morse in Jacksonville to J
keep house while Mrs. Morse visits her !
daughter, Mrs. Shafer, in Massachusetts.
The U. V. M. students, Misses Lou
Fu'lington, Drusella Waterman, jimmie
Maxfield, and Erie Holmes and Merle
Davis returned to their work Tuesday.
Laurence Bailey and Howard Bailey
returned to Albany Business College on
Monday. Allen Fletcher, who is tax
ing course at the same college, re- :,
manned and kept on with his work dur
ing the vacation.
Mrs. Charles Whiting entertained sew
eral lady friends in honor of his mother,
Mrs. Geo. Whiting, Friday afternoon, it
being surprise to the mother, who was
made very happy. Delicious refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Whiting spent
two weeks at the home of her son, and
returned to her home on the farm the
first of the week. Mrs. Whiting enjoyed
the meeting of SO many friends exceed
ingly and all we're pleased to find her SO
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