News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-26
FELCHERVILLE

Hard to keep well this changable
weather.
Wallace Seymore spent Sunday with
his father.
Lumber will be scarce enough in a
very few years.
They like their teacher very well in
the Hooper district.
Mr. Whitcomb passed Sunday with
his friend Howard Sprague.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kramer
passed Sunday at Lucius Noyes'.
Mr.. Iona is getting out pulp wood
on the North side of the old road.
Mrs. Flora Ransom passed the week
end with her friend Mrs. Brodwell.
Baby is having hard cold, so
send my items just as they come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Page were
Sunday visitors at Oscar Whitcomb's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Patnoe are the
happy parents of son born Monday.
Frank Hooper was business Wis
itor at the county seat last Thurs
day.
viii Davis is getting out mill logs
as Mr.. Morse is stocking Demos
mill.
Ray Bessey and wife Ethel, called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Decell Sunday after
noon.
Leo Lobell has been quite poorly
the past week and had to stay from
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Mudgett of Morris
vile called at the old plastered house
Saturday.
Peter Manning and help sawed up
a good, wood pile for Will Davis and
in good style.
Mrs. Emerson and son ORION, passed
part Of the day Sunday at her daugh-
ter's in Johnson.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Will Grimes spent
Saturday with her aunt, Mrs. Marcia
Davis of Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Elliott are at
her fathers helping care for mother.
Also Mrs. Westover.
Miss Della Whitcomb had business
argument with the dentist last Sat-
urday at Morrisville.
Miss Finnigan had a call from the
supervisor last Saturday. The little
ones like him very much.
Mrs. Mckinley who is staying in
Felcherville, went up to her brothers,
John Tompson's over Sunday.
M. and Mrs. Joel Bessey were down
to spend Sunday with their old friends,
Homer Holmes and wife of Johnson.
Miss Dot Tillotson went to her home
in St. Johnsbury and her aunt, Miss
Edna Kelley went up with her for a
visit.
Mrs. Lucas passed away Monday
night. The funeral will be held Thurs
day forenoon at II o'clock at the
house.
Our old neighbors, George Ovitt,
goes through Felcherville with a very
nice driver. All glad to see you
George.
Leopold Shevaneaugh has been out
school. A hard cold and the dis
temper is more than the little fellow
can stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Town Of
Stowe were up for a few days visit
at her brothers, G. NJ. Hogaboom.
Come again.
Mrs. Charles Brough has been car
ing for Mrs. David Mason, who was
hurt by the load of pulp falling on
her last week.
Mr.. Giroux has cared four cars of
pulp wood and has another ready as
soon as he can get car. Has not |
been very idle.
Oscar Whitcomb and daughter Mad |
cline, were callers at Walter Barnes |
Sunday, You don't suppose he has
IDEAS about a milking machine. t |
Sometime when you are up Fletcher
vile way stop at the r. Page farm and /
nave the boys show you the string of 1
registered calves. Ed. is proud of |
hem. Do you wonder.
Mrs. Firkey and nephew, James But
err, is called here from their home in
Montpelier by the sickness of her sis
Mrs. Charles Lucas, who is
very hard up by a shock.
Uncle Lushes Boyes is able to be up
md be dressed and with the care he
yets will be up looking after his little
arm in the spring. Old people need
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