News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-05-11
FELCHERVILlE

Uncle Ell and aunt Nett Sherwin
passed Sunday at the Elms.
Mrs. Abner and Ray Bessey took a
business trip to Morrisville last Sat-
urday.
Mr.. Tedford had his friend, Mr..
Quinn of FrenchHill, over to see him
Sunday.
Joel Whitcomb is very sick, gravel
the cause. All sorry and this time of
year, too.
All of our young folks went to
the school play and not thing but
praise do you hear.
Some weather, but rain is sadly
needed, Everything is at a stand
still in the crop line.
There is nice little home in Eel
cherville for sale, the home uncle
Lucius Boyce chung to till the last few
weeks.
Gardner Lucas played Friday night
for a dance at the farm once owned
by Albert Whitcomb. A good crowd
and good time.
/. Those that spent Sunday at the
Whitcomb home were Albert Godette,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brough and
daughter, Grace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright will leave up
this way and go to the village to live.
The neighbors hate to have them go,
and the boys at the plant do sure.
All the teams that can be spared
from the farms are going to work on
the roads at the village. Bert Grimes,
one of the head men, is hiring the
boys.
The old Gihon gave up four speck-
led beauties the past week that weigh
ed, after being dressed by the good
wife, lbs. Not bad, Oscar Whitcomb
and son caught them.
Mrs. r. E. Taylor returned Satur-
day from the Mary Fletcher hospital
where she had been for treatment. All
are glad she is better. Her sister
from Boston come Friday night and
will stay with her for while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hooper with
others gave part of a day to fixing
up the Hooper resting place for those
that have gone the lone journey. How
nice to see the resting places of our
loved ones kept nice and well fenced.
Did the cars go through Fletcher
vile Sunday and driving well, it is
wonderful there has been no bad acct
dent so far. l should think If you
went 20 miles an hour you would en-
joy it more then 80. Just puff of
dust and gone.
Mr.. Tedford and Gardner Lucas
took trip over French hill and round |
by Tindle hill home Saturday. They |
were looking for calves and shoats to |
put on the old Lucas larm. They say !
the roads are worse than the back |
roads in Hyde Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wodley's daughter
from New Hampshire has been home |
to care for them through bad time
with the grip. She returned to her |
pitied. She has lost her eyesight and |
they say there is no help at the hospi- |
tai.
Mrs. Lucius Noyes has worked in
the different towns throughout the
county helping to get the people in
5erested in the Home Demonstration
Club. 1t sure would be great help
for the people and where this county
1as only asked $1.00 to join, other
counties have to pay $500 to $1,000.
A few that called at the plastered
house: George Mower and daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
2ushford of Eden; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Small and grandsons; Id. Bliss, wife
md son of Morrisville; Miss Douglass,
Alice Trudeau, Mr., and Mrs. Elkhart
If Corinth, formerly of Brockton,
Mass. She was a schoolmate of Mas
er James father.
Last Wednesday night a little ex-
itement was caused by Will Boyce's
lorses getting frightened and when
lear Giroux they started for home. A
10Y was driving the pair and Will was
head with one horse lumber wagon, Il
10Th lightly loaded. AS the pair tried
o make the turn for home they lock-
d wheels with the head wagon, TAX
ng off a wheel and mixing up things
ONE. What frightened them was
Hiss Tredeau riding her horse. They
likely forgot they were not out on the
'lains and free to take a run. 1t
night have been worse, but better not
rust horses to a boy.