News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1920-12-01
FELCHERVILLE

| Ab w III boySS, JUST Ile CHIluIeH.
Luoius Boyes was with his daughter,
Mrs. Whitcomb.
Sugar, 10c; compound, so h., IS lie.
Coming down some.
At Walter Whtcomb's Annie Howard
spent Thanksgiving.
| Miss Winnie Crowell was at the home
of Frank Hooper Thursday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Seymore and baby were
at Grandpa Peases for dinner Thanks
giving.
| At Oscar Whitcombs James Readily
and Rolie Brady helped put away the
good things.
School began Tuesday All glad to have
their teacher back, they all have good
word for her.
Russell Page has installed clipping
machine. Now | guess Ed will have
things shining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright, Miss Clegg and
! Otto Stygles, took trip to Burlington
Saturday. A hard trip.
Again Harry is on his pony going to
school. Too bad he had to lose any of
: his vacation by sickness.
Misses Mary Alice and Martha passed
Sunday in Felcherville with their
friend, Miss Beatrice Giroux.
Sam Marley entertained Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Broadwell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Orrn Bailey of the North village. Do SO
some more.
Those who called on Master James
were Mrs. and Miss Arlie Bartlett and
Mrs. Labelle, Charles Kneeland and Har-
ry Wheeler.
Have you noticed Will Grimes work
horses? They are we'll built and match
good for weight and size. Of course he
bought them for work,
Mr.. Decell, who had relapse of the
mumps, was lucky in securing Mr.. Bart
lett to do his chores. Uncle Silas
Whitcomb passed the day Sunday there.
Earl Mitchell of Enosburg Falls spent
Thanksgiving vacation with his aunt,
Mrs. Ray Bessey There will be more
vacations, the latch string always out.
Lucius Noyes and good wife had faith
err and mother, uncle Ell and aunt Nett
to dinner Thanksgiving, and Saturday
Mr.. Shattuck, wife and daughter of
Eden.
At Ed. Jones' Thanksgiving were Mr.
Jones' brother from Eden and their
neighbor, Charles Bliss, to help polish
off the drum sticks of the birds they
had at the feast.
We all extend sympathy to our
friends in the loss of their only child.
She was loved by old and young, smile
and pleasant word for all. But we
don't know why.
If all roads are as busy as this one
there is some work going on Juggling
Christmas trees, freight for the mines
and the Lowell truck unloading goods
for the store up there.
Now if you want some nice presents
to give your friends remember the La
dies Aid at the North village will have
sale of homemade things Thursday
afternoon and evening, so go up and
help them.
Our rabbit dog, "Spot" will have to
be killed. Some one hurt him the other
night by kicking him and he has lost
the use of his legs. Clinty will miss
him, his playmate, but he was great
deal more intelligent than the one who
hurt him.
They have not heard from Alvah |
Emerson for some time and so they |
think he has been sent from the training |
camp to the camp in the south where |
the artillry men are trained. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Eastman were up Sunday from |
Johnson.
Wednesday night was one of storm |
and cold but we had a great many call |
ers in need of help. First young man, |
his hands were freezing, helped him out, |
then car going north to Montgomery |
had ran short of oil; we had enough so |
he went on his rejoicing. Next, going |
south, a load from Morrisville had pull |
ed through from Newport; they had to
have water He said he thought they
would bet hung up on Lowell Mountain.
Next, about 10 a woman going from |
Newport to Burlington, a fine looking
woman. She, too, wanted water But
when you take chair don't
tip it back and push your hat back. A
good makeup, though and if I had a
cow that gave the milk you said you
drank when l offered you the tea I
would have no end of help to care for
har Rut IL was a hard NIGHT