News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-07-26
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tonsiltis.
Mrs. Frank Clark of Eden is stopping
at d. A. Barrows'.
Mrs. Hortense Miner returned to JEFF
fersonville Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Atwell passed
Monday at Lake Eden.
Miss Alice Bedding of Worcester, Mass,
is a guest of Mrs. Matte b tker.
A very successful term of summer
school will close Friday, July 2S.
Mrs. Elbridge Pennock is assisting in
the town clerk ) Office this week.
Mrs. Jane Davis has returned from
Rutland and is visiting her son in Hyde
Park.
Dr.. and Mrs H. A. Folsom and Mrs. B.
S. Fullington passed Saturday at st.
Johnsbury.
Miss Louise Leland passed the first of
the week with her brother, Tom Leland,
at Waterbury.
Geo. Rooney and family of Fairfax
spent Sunday with Mrs. Rooney's sister,
Mrs. E. w. Tinker.
Mrs. M. A. Gonya and daughter, Hila,
have returned from Chazy, N. Y, where
they visited relatives.
The condition of Miss Alice Hemenway
is SO much improved that she hopes to
return home this week.
Miss Grace Waite, who has visited her
father, DR.. II. N. Waite, returned the
first of the week to Barre.
Mrs. II. j. Holden of Colebrook, N. H.. |
is visiting her mother Mrs. Angie Locke, |
at Mrs. Florence Jaynes'.
Mrs. o. b. Landon returned Monday |
night from St. Adams, where she visited |
MI and Mrs Chas. Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. McMaster visited her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Eastman, in North
Hyde Park the first of the week.
Perley Whiting and family were in
Belyidire Sunday, and Mrs. Writings
sister, Miss Campbell, returned with
them.
Miss Nellie Hunt has returned to her
home from Geo. Atwoods where she has
been cared for. She is improving very
slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Scott of Boston and
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Riddell of Burlington
were guests at Mrs. Florence Jaynes' the
first OF the week.
Mrs. Helen Blake and niece, Miss
Helen Chatfee, of Georgia came last
Wednes day to visit Mrs BIake's aun,
Mrs. Geo. Livermore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur True and two
with Mrs. True's sister, and s
child from Newport were guests Friday +
of Mrs. Geo. LivermOre. ,
Rev. Almer Gallup is i'll of pneumonia t
and his aunt, Mrs Chandler Mudgett, is
caring for him. His parents from North .
Wolcott were with him Sunday.
The body of Mrs. Lorinda Tillotson, /
who died at Morrisville was brought I
here Friday and inferred in Lamoile
View cemetery beside her husband who \
died here ten years ago =
Mrs. Jennie Flanders and daughter, '
Mrs, Thos. L. Dellaway, and granddaugh- f
ter, Marjorie, of Burlington and Clifton
3enway of Richford spent the weekend f
with Mrs. Florence Jaynes. z
Mr.. Rianchi's family left last week j
or Windsor, where they will reside. a
Mr.. Bianchi, who has been employed at
he Alexander fruit store, will join his :,
amily there the first of August. r
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Fancher, aud son II
If Lawrence, Mass, were guests Mon "
lay at II. NJ. Maxfield's. Mr.. + ancher is Il
of the Essex County
Training School at Lawrence, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dodge and daugh- S
er, Dorothea, of Brooklyn, N. Y, were G
n town Monday, making calls. Mrs. Il
Dodge is a daughter of the late DR.. Allen, p
who practiced medicine here many years
Igo. m
Miss Cadie Brown of Atlanta, Georgia, 81
S north on a months vacation and is NJ
listing her sister, Mrs. F. L. Holmes. Il
Mss Brown is assistant pastor in the "
First Baptist church of Atlanta, of which W
)r. Daniels is pastor. ST
Howard Courser's barn filled with hay,
aught fire from unknown cause Friday NJ
j.. m. and the alarm was given between pI
line and ten o'clock. The fire depart m
mont and a large number of men res ST
onded to the call but only managed to il
ave the house. w
Miss Belle Baker is taking a weeks W
acation from her work in the town ce
Jerks office and is camping with the
Isses Ruth, Ruby, Rena and Grace eli
arker, Mrs. Mamie Parker acting as at
haperone. Percy Mcdowell of Provi- re
ence, r. l., is their guest. CT
Congregational Church OL
Next Sunday morning the pastor ex- II
hanges pulpits with Rev. F. 3. Hyde of NJ
Plans are being made for co
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