News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-04-28
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Golde Morey has gone to johnson tt
work for her brother Henry.
Roy Hamlin of Amherst, Mass, has
been spending few days in town.
Miss Simpson, sister OF Prof. Simpson,
spent few days here recently with him.
Senator Page is away for few days on
trip to Boston, New York and Washing
ton.
Miss Emily Hulburd from Enosburg
Falls spent Saturday and Sunday last in
town.
Sunday was a great day for autos,
sort of "opening of the season. for buzz
wagons.
R. w. Hulburd and R. S. Page took a
brief trip into Canada last week on bank
ing business.
H. c. Christy, wife and daughter and
o. I'll. Farr visited friends in Bristol
last Sunday, making the trip by auto.
Mrs. Leon Farr spent Sunday with her
husband at Hardwick. Mr.. Farr is there
at present, owing, to the illness OF his
father.
Rev. Mr.. Baker of Morrisvilie gave a
very interesting discourse here last Sun
day evening on 1.-THE Street Corner Phi
losopher."
A fine lot of trout fry. $500, from the
Hatchery at st. Johnsbury, were received
here Monday and have been placed in
Mud Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Alden of Washing
ton D. c., arrived in town last Monday.
Mr.. Alden is Senator Pages official ste
nographer.
A. L. Goddard, who has been at the
Mary Fletcher Hospital for the past few
weeks, returned home Monday much i'm
proved in health.
Delightful showers those of last Satur-
day and Sunday nights. They started up
verdure in fine shape and made "the green
grass grow all around"
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Gale of Chicago,
who were called to Vermont by the
death of Mrs. Fife, their sister, are
spending few days here with relatives.
Saturday evening next there will be an
adjourned village meeting, to hear ex-
pert testimony as to how to get the best |!
results from our electric light and power |
system.
John McGarahan and John Regan, own
ners of the Willis Sherwin farm, are erect
barn thereon. 80 so. Will LaRock is
the master mechanic and under his direct
ion, the frame was raised last Friday.
James Jewett has been appointed street
to take the place of Dan'l
Smith, who declined to serve further.
Dan ''made good' in his Office and the
same can be expected of his successor.
About fifty Rebekahs and Odd Fellows
Rev. Mr.. Hamlin's church Sun
day morning in body and listened to a
very interesting discourse from him on
4'Truth." For voluntary Mrs. E. G..
Page sang "The Perfect Day." in her
usual impressive manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Eaton attended
the funeral of Chauncey Lewis at John.
son last Thursday. Mr.. Lewis was 81
years old and had been Mason upwards
Of sixty years. He was probably the old
est Mason in age and years of member
ship in Lamoile county.
"The Runaways," given here last Fri
lay evening evening by the Unity elias,
Of the Morrisvlle Cong'l church, drew a
good audience. The play was an inter-
ssting one and the parts well taken. The
the mechanical DOLL" Civ
IN by Miss Nina Shepardson, was nicely .
endered. The music was by the P. A.
orchestra and added greatly to the even {
ng's entertainment. II
1t wasn't exactly reunion of the Leg
stature of 1912, but all the same w. d.
trong had as his guests last Saturday,
)an'l O'Brien, "the gentleman from
south Burlington" and L. V. Brown,
the gentleman from Eden" Legislative I
fairs were talked over and these men 7
concluded that the session of II was lust /
he best ever aud nothing was done that !
hey are ashamed of. To say that the
hree had a nice visit, is simply stating
acts as they are.
Ray Newcomb, who does quite thriv-
ng business selling teas, coffees and
pices on the road, took little variation
rom duties last week and got married. =
he bride was Miss Annie WEIGH of
Vheelock and the ceremony was per-
ormed at the home of Rays parents at :
'ady's Falls at an early hour last Thurs =
ay morning, Rev. w. E. Baker of Nor =
isville tying the knot In the most ap- .
roved style. After short visit at the y
rides home the happy couple will take q
p residence at "The Newcombs." Con- .
ratuIations from many friends.
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