News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-12-21
FELCHERVILlE

Mr.. Tibado is much better, so as to
be out.
NY! How the wind did blow Sun
day night.
Having all kinds of weather. Some
of it must hit all.
Charles Lucas and son were in Nor
risville Saturday on business.
Bert Bowen and family were Sun
day callers at Arthur Pages.
Charles Pratt was caller at the
old plastered house last Wednesday.
Will Grimes and wife were Sunday
callers at Will Wright's at this village,
Mr.. LABEL and family were shop
pers at the village one day the past
week.
Joel Whitcomb is drawing pulp
wood to the cars at the Hyde Park
village.
Miss Trudeau is home for two
weeks vacation from her school in
Waterbury.
Wallace Seymore and wife took
a shopping trip to Morrisville Satur-
day evening.
The Manning children were home
few C9,ys the PAST week from the
L. c. A., sick,
Mrs. Ellen Noyes returned Wednes
day from her trip to Burlington. A
fine time reported.
Oscar Whitcomb and son were at
the diggins fishing. They brought
home nine nice ones.
Homer Holmes and wife of John
hni f1Ip1
Joel Bessey and wife.
Miss Elizabeth Noyes is trying her
nerves clerking through the busy sea-
son. at the Quality Store.
Sam Manley has been taking a few
days off to get up his wood pile
Roger Styles takes his place. /
Will Grimes dressed a couple of
spring pigs that dressed 800 pounds
and 246 pounds. Who had better?
The organ fund has been helped
by Charles Hadley $500. Mrs. Girls
void $100. Thanks for the little
folks.
Miss Addie Stanley of Montpelier
came Saturday to spend her vacation
of two weeks with her uncle, Charles
Luce.
Miss Madeline Whitcomb went to
the school entertainment and stayed
at her friends, the Wrights, till Sun
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Decell and children
were at her brothers, Archie, Sunday
for a while. They also took trading
trip to Morrisville one day, something |
for these boys.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Tedford have
been over to Mr.. Grimes in Morris !
vile, butchering and putting away
the pork for future use. Finished and |
returned home Friday. /
Mrs. Mills received a letter from
her daughter, Miss Helen Brocklin =
saying she would be home from her |
school in Connecticut for the Christ !
mas vacation. One little mother will |
be happy.
Ten homes broken up at the last
term of court. All over the United
States the same. Awful thing goes
on, homes broken up and little ones ,
adrift. Why don't some of the ladies'
clubs take hold Of it? 1t is high time
some one did.
Wright was at the plant Sunday
letting all the boys have day off
!oohlHS over Ine grouHu ana Planning
how they can fix the pond so to be I
able to give the people better service
if we should have another dry season.
Give him the money and he will do
it if anyone can.
Felcherville has got some fine
memories. Arthur Page has 200
White Leghorns, Will Grimes about IS
of the same breed, Mr.. Marvin 300 /
mixed breed, Mrs. Bessey about rs,
Mrs. Noyes about so Plymouth Rocks,
Aunt Libbie about the same and same |
breed, with several smaller flocks. /
Arthur Page is installing lights, two
go candle power lights. Going to try
more day light on Biddy.
If ever president sought TO DO his duty,
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