News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-20
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in Boardman's restaurant.
Messrs. Evans and Park of Waterbury
transacted business here Saturday.
Chief Justice G. NJ. Powers of Norris
vile was "a visitor in town Saturday.
Miss Harriet Adams is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Butterfeld, in North Troy.
Mrs. John Foster has been i'll for sew
sral days with grip and complications.
Lance Muzzy of Burlington has been
spending few days with relatives here.
C. B. Bull and Dwight Ayers attended
the Dairyman's meeting at Burlington
last week.
Henry Drugg of Proctorsville visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Drugg,
last week.
Miss Kate Harvey returned to Water
bury Friday, after visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Robert Hill.
Will Hosmer was successfully operated
upon for hernia at the Mary Fletcher
hospital last week.
Another exciting game of basket ball
may be expected Friday evening, when
Burlington High School comes here.
The Royal Male Quartette gave pleas
ing concert at the Auditorium Monday
night in the High School Lecture Course.
Healy johnson and Mrs. Louis Ploof
WIRE called to Richmond last week by
the death of Mr. Johrson's infant grand
child.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. e. Wallace, who have
conducted the sale of the Eddy & Ma
cutchan stock, returned to Waterbury on
Saturday.
Mrs. G. A. Simmons gave card party
to about so ladies at her home last week
Tuesday evening. Seven tables of 500
were played.
Mrs. NJ. G. Lovejoy has returned from
band, Representative Lovejoy, accompa-
MED her home.
John Peppin took his three ears-o|d
son, who was one of the sufferers ia the
late epidemic of infantile paralysis, to
Montpelier to consult with a specialist.
A pleasant evening was passed at a
social at the Unity church parsonage by
about 40 people Friday evening. Guess
ing contests and games were features of
the evening.
Daniel w. Hodge, formerly of this vii
iage, died Saturday at South Framing
ham, Mass, where he mad lived for 30
years The funeral was held yesterday
at the Cong'l church.
Greta, the nineteen months old daugb-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. K. F. Brink, is i'll
from valvular heart trouble. Mrs. Miner
of Barre came Friday and is at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Brink.
w. II. Felix, the veteran blacksmith,
is just taking up work in his shop again,
after a several weeks illness. Mr.. Felix
is SO years old and has been blacksmith
ing ever since the Mexican war;
Arthur ". LIDS puICudSeu UtO.
A. Sanborn's blacksmith shop and the
tenement and barn, with !
the intention of putting in wood work
ing business some time in the failure.
A teachers meeting at the Methodist |
Church vestyy Friday evening was in
charge of the superintendent, w. r. Col !
Inns. Plans for the work of the school |
and for maple sugar social were dis
cussed.
Officers elected at the annual meeting
Of the Sterling Club re:-Pres., NJ. G. |
Lovejoy; Vice Pres, DR.. j. c. Morgan;
Sec. and Treas, G. A. Simmons; Direc-
tors, DR.. II. w. Barrows, II. E. Shaw, E.
G. Russell, G. o. Burt, Fl. C. Mcmahon.
Wednesday evening was Ladies' Night /
1t the Club rooms in the station block.
About % ladies were in attendance.
Lyman Davis, who was taken to the
Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment last
Wednesday, died Friday night and his
remains were brought home for burial
Uncle Lyman, who was SO
Years of age, was born and raised in Can
ida, but was good citizen of his adopted
He made many trips on foot
back to his old home in the Dominion
Ind up until a few years thought nothing
ii forty to fifty mile tramp between
,un and sun.
Howard K. Shaw has closed the sale of
he Eddy & Macutchan bankrupt stock,
purchased by him in the fall, and moved
he remaining stock to the store in the
simmons block. formerly occupied by j.
R. Wells. Mr.. Shaw recently purchased
Mr.. Wells stock and will carry on dry
FOODS business in connection with his
grocery and sporting goods business in
he same block. The Wells store is be-
,eing refitted for its new business.
At the regular meeting of Mansfield
lamp, NJ. w. of A, at the Akeley Me-
noria Building, the following officers
we're installed by F. j. Billings, head
counselor, assisted by S. j. Dana, head
nj l