News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-01-05
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| Elmer Stoddaid is working for Walter
Sabin.
j. A. Withers of Hard wick was in town
| Thursday.
Supt. Crosby of Hyde Park was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Gordon Bickford was in st. Johns
bury Saturday.
w. NJ. Parker returned to his home in
Mont peIier Saturday.
DR.. Cooper and family came home
from Burlington Satni day.
Miss Mary Hubbell returned to her
school in ST. Johnsbury last week.
Miss Daisy Stewart of Morrisville was
| guest at r. M. Hubbelrs Friday.
Frederick Churchill of Morrisville was
guest of Kenneth Foster Saturday.
The remains of Bert Pike of Irasburgh
were brought here Tuesday for burial.
Charles Wells and wife went to Marsh
field Monday, where he has employment.
Frank Doyipg and wife of Worcester
were week end visitors at A. E. Phillips.
F. E. Cutler. wife and daughter Of Or
leans were guests over Sunday at A. f..
Phillips.
r. G.. Mcdonald, wife and son passed
Sunday at the home of Fred McNally in
Jeffersonville.
E. L. Noyes is again bookkeeping for
c. E. Haskell, after weeks absence,
spent with relatives in Hyde PARK.
Fay Darling and wife of Rumney, N.
H., were called. here Saturday by the
death of the formers father, Alvaro
Darling.
Alfred Gotta has concluded his engage
menr with C. E. Haskell and gone to st.
scale company.
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Mrs. Peter Golden and Mrs. Joseph
Freeman were in Morrisville. recently,
called there by the illness of their sister,
Mrs. John Freeman.
A small party of the Wolcott Boy
Scouts hiked to Hardwick Saturday aft
ernoon, making the trip in good time and
returning on the evening train, after an
hour spent in Hardwick.
Alvaro Darling died last Thursday
morning after lingering illness from
The deceased was IA years
of age, a Civil War veteran, and is sur
vived by three sons, Mautice E. and Yer.
non M. of this place and Fay of Rumney.
N. H., and one daughter. Fife, who
nprsed him in his long illness. Funeral
services were held from the house Sun
day at p. M, Rev. F. R. Keller officiat.
ing.
The fourth entertainment of the Course
under the auspices of the Young Peoples
Society will be presented in the town
hall Tuesday, Jan. II, at s p. m. The
Hunter Concert Party will present a
high class musical program. Frank R.
Hunter is considered one of the coming |
baritones of the present day and it is
worth travelling some distance to hear
him. He is also ably assisted by Miss
Grace Copeland. from the New England
of Music, who is both
brilliant pianist and cultured singer.
Geo. P. Foster w. R. c.. held lite install
alton of the following officers for the en-
uing year Saturday afternoon, Jan. t.
J. V. p, Mrs. Emma Fisher; j. V. P,
Gertrude Wheeler; Treas, Mrs. Hattie
Iubbell; Chaplain, Mrs. Mary Tillotson,
jon., Inez Doying: Guard, Mrs. Ellen
'oyce; Sec, Carrie Harlow; A. Con-,
frances Kimball; A. Guard, Julia Nc
linistry; Press Cor, Carrie Harlow; Pa
riotic ms, Inez Doying; Musician.
,mma Fisher; Delegate to District Con-
ention, Mrs. Emma Fisher; Alternate,
frs. Vestella browne; Color Bearers
'rpha Bradley, Clara Bridges, Frances
Wheeler, Amanda Silver. The installa-
on was public and Mrs. Hattie Hubbell
cted as installing officer. Dinner was
srved at noon to the Post and w. r. G.
nd invited guests.