News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-09-14
FFI.CHERVILlE

George Seymour was at his sons
Sunday.
Elmer Boyes and wife passed Sun
day at his fathers.
Chatting commenced to fill Mr..
! DecelPs silo Monday.
! Mr.. Gotta is filling his big silo. Mr..
Taylor has the job.
! Miss Effy Jones has been quite
poorly for the past week.
Nrs. LABEL is entertaining her
mother from Craftsbury.
Emmett Sweet of Johnson is over
on Battle Row filling the silos.
Miss Della Whitcomb, Mr.. Cantell
took a look at the fair at Essex We'd
nesday.
George Trudeau and wife of Nor
risyille called on his brother, David,
Sunday.
At Frank Hooper's, Phil Stearns,
Arthur Hooper and wife were Sun
day visitors.
James Roddy is again able to
drive to the village. All his friends
were glad to take his hand once
more.
Master Robert Barnes has been
very sick with pneumonia, but little
better today. DIR. Prentis has the
case.
Charles Bliss had for Sunday visit
ors Mr. and Mrs. Messer of Water
bury, Frank Strong and family of the
-.ilage.
The Lucius Boyes place was sold
for $3.50, George Jones bought it.
Report is that he will fix the house
and live there.
Well, folks will have to go back
to the tallow dips, water so low can't
have electric lights. But this rain may
help we all hope so.
Mrs Tedford, who has been very
poorly the past week, is a little bet
ter, How nice, Mrs, May Howard is
careing for her.
Mrs. F. Bohannon received word
from York state that her father, an
elderly man, has had a shock and lit
tie hopes of his recovery.
Sunday callers at Fitch Hill were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Kramer of Morrisville,
uncle Earl and aunt Nell and their
nephew, Mr.. Cobb of Hardwick.
School has commenced and the
little onas are on their job. Miss
FinnGgan is the teacher and the folks
are we'll pleased that no change was
made.
A couple of the school boys were
run into by an auto running fast. The
driver caring so little he never
stopped to see whether the boys were
hurt or not.
Herschel Mills and Madeline
Whitcomb took ride to lake Eden
Sunday. The cottages are full, water
in the lake very low and all were
praying for rain.
Lewis Rushford and family of
Montgomery came down to Mr..
Decell's Saturday night and with Mr..
Decelrs family, they went to Morris
vile Sunday and passed the day at
John Perry's.
VIII Wright and wife, Otto Styles
and wife and Madame Styles of
Stowe were calling on their friends
in Felchervills and dropped in at the
old plastered house Others that call
ed; Mrs. Decell, Mr.. an Mrs Conant
and Richard Moody of Craftsbury,
Milton Boardman, DIR. and Mrs. Rob
lnSon OF MO1rlSVllle.
w. L. Wright and R. o. Styles of
Hyde Park are cutting over the old
system of two wire to the new three |
faze, which is the last word in the |
new system. After this the Johnson
people will have something to look at. |
Mr.. Iona and wife have returned |
from their trip to the old home to
lay their. grandfather away to rest. |
This neighborhood was shocked at
the sudden death of one of the boys, |
Perley Trudeau. Fun, loving, full of |
life, it hardly seems it can be true |
He was taken Wednesday with a bad |
throat and high fever. A doctor was
called, who found he had a bad case
of diphtheria and double pneumonia. |
He suffered a great deal and passed |
away Sunday evening. He was
buried Monday morning at H. The |
family were shut in, making it doub-
ly sad. He was 20 last 4th of July. |
All symPathize with the family in
their great loss.