News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-09-07
FET.CHERVILLE
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Annie Howard spent Fair week at
Joel .Whitcomb's.
Theodore and Madeline Whitcomb
attended the fair.
Ely Giroux has work at Montreal
for the coming year.
Ernest Cantell was at Oscar Whit
combs for the weekend
Miss Madeline Baker passed the
week with her father at Will Gumer's.
Come Again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour and son
were at her fathers, Mr.. Morey's in
Morrisville, Sunday.
Charles Bliss had his friends, the
Brandfords, down from Hardwick for
Sunday. Come again.
Madeline and Della Whitcomb were
at their friend, Mrs. Wright's, at the
village last Friday night.
Mr.. Trudeau and son, Perlie, have
gone to Burlington for little Natalie,
who has been sick there the past
week.
Well, Russ Page had a great show
ing stock at the Fair. He sold three
Jerseys (not those heffers) for 5000.
piece.
Russ wasn't satisfied with first
purses on bulls and drove of Jerseys,
but took the blue ribbon on a mare
and colt.
Lucius Noyes and family, with
Harry Foss and family, spent the day
at their hunting camp in Eden.
fine day and good time.
Wallace Decell came over and took
his brother, Lewis and family for an
auto trip to Magog lake. A day to
be remembered by all.
Mr.. Lamy, wife and sister, had but
got home when word was received
was received their grandfather had
passed away and they returned to
Canada for the funeral.
Well, we one and all miss our old
friend, Frank Brown. Not but
Homer is right on the job, but all will
be pleased to hear he is gaining and
will be with us once again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bessey have
moved his mother-in-law's goods to
the Griswold tenemment at the vii
lage She will come here from Enos- |
burg Falls to live this winter.
Miss Page of Lisbon, N. H., spent
the past week with her sister at Lewis |
Decells. No need to tell what a |
good time they are having. How nice !
they can see each other so often.
Sam Manley entertained his sister
fair week. Mrs. Carpenter has a |
great many friends this way that are |
always glad to see her. Sam took her
home with his car to Jericho last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Sweet and |
daughters of Johnson, Walter Bourn's
wife and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie |
Mills and Lanson Sweet of johnson
were Sunday visitors at Frank |
Hooper's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Fitch were Sun
day visitors of his sister, Mrs. Sher-
win, or "aunt Nett" While then
five relatives called. AS there are not
a great many, it was trat for the
elderly people to see SO many to-
gather.
We are about to lose fine family,
Mr.. GirouX's family is moving to St.
Johnsbury tomorrow and the new
neighbors have come, IL children
and the parents. Mr.. Giroux says
he hates to leave the farm. He
maze many improvements, most
noticeable is blasting and taking the
stones off the meadow north of the
buildings. Kind wishes go with the
old neighbors and hearty welcome
to the new.
AS the Hooper boys, one son of
Arthur and one a son of Frank, were
painting the roof of Jose's Store at
Johnson, on ladders fastened together,
one of the boys wanted some paint,
walked over to get it, when the lad
ders tipped, letting them down "a
feet. One struck on his head and
shoulders and one on his feet. One
is paralyzed from his hips down;
the other one has not moved. 1t is
too bad for it means along sick spell
and great deal of suffering.