News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-04-06
FELCHERVILLE

Roads drying up fine. Scholars all
to school today.
Miss Lucy Brough passed last Tb,,rs.
Mrs. Frank Hooper.
Elmer Boyce and wife were I'M IN
his fathers, Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. White of johnson
spent Sunday at Bessey's.
Walter Whitcomb took a ramble I'm
French hill way last Sunday.
Miss Gladys Bohannon was over to
see Miss Effie Jones, Sunday.
Walter Barnes and wife and SON
Robert have all been hard sick
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruggles and three
sons visited at Sam Manleys, Sunday.
Mrs. David Mason is able to walk
a little. She has had a long spell of
Mrs. Charles Brough was home for
over Sunday from her work in Norris
vile.
Miss Lucy Broug passed last Thurs
day with her friend, Miss Della Whit
comb.
Mr.. Parkhurst was down from Eden
to see Mrs. Parkhurst, who is at her
fathers, Sunday.
Miss Della Whitcomb spent the
weekend in Cambridge Junction with
her aunt, Mrs. Stockwell.
Alvy Emerson has not gained very
much since he returned. Quite a
change for him, so much warmer there
Mr.. Geroux is having all the large
stone blasted and removed from his
meadow. Mr.. Chavan is doing the Job
Souther came through with his
meat cart and parties are asking the
way to, the mines, all goes to show
spring has come.
Mrs. Ellen Noyes returned Thursday
from Burlington, where she left her
niece, Miss Dot Tillotson gaining
nicely. All glad to hear it.
Will Boyes has disposed of four
horse kind, an bought nice pair of
work horses. They are fine looking
pair; Don't blame you to feel proud
of them, Will.
Will and Lila Grimes are fixing
their house alp over, when done they
will have a fine up to date home.
Frank Baker is the man with the
plane and saw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stowell, Mr.. and
Mrs Will Davis of Johnson, John Per-
ry and family of Morrisville and Ern-
est Page, wife and daughter were re-
cent callers on Mr.. and Mrs. Decell.
Gardner Lucas went to Montpelier
to his cousins funeral. Bernie Stan
ley was the boy and at one time lived
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lucas, here. All send sympa-
thy.
Listers, | should think they would
hate to go out among the new tax
payers, petticoats don't seem to take
to it. Well we can have revenge. 90
and handle the next town election as
we see fit.
Those that dropped in at the old
plastered house were Miss Elizabeth |
Noyes Thursday afternoon; Madeline |
Whitcomb spent Friday; Sunday Ho-
mer Caswell of Johnson; Monday Fred
McGinnis of Lowell.
Now what pranks the wind cut up
for short time Saturday evening. |
Everything that could move in Fell |
cherville was on the wing. The long
window on the south side of the Ger
oux house was blown in with a report
like cannon, the pieces everywhere.
Electric light poles blown down. Mr.
Wright worked all night and nearly
all day Sunday with Sam and Rolly to
help.
Another farm changed hands, Will
Davis has sold the farm known as the
Doty farm to a man from Maine. He
has family of three little ones. We
all hate to lose Will and Emma, they
both have always lived in this neigh
borhood, but her health is none to
good, and time to sell when you get
buyer. Mr.. Geroux handled the sale,
price $4,000, possession two weeks
from Monday.