News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-09-07
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Mr.. and Mrs. Kramer were Sunday
visitors on Fitch Hill.
Ed Jones, who has had this sum,
mer grip, is some better.
Mr.. and lIys. Labelle were in Nor
risville last Saturday on business.
Mrs, Oscar Whitcomb is quite sick
sits up but little for the past month.
Charles Nutting Of Woodbury. was
a weekend visitor at Walter Barnes
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Hooper OF
Johnson We're at his brother Frank.
Sunday.
George Clark of Morrisville was 9
business visitor at Joel Whitcomb's
Saturday.
Albert Magoon and wife and sister
of Corinth We're Sunday visitors al
Lewis DecelPs.
Rolly Roddy has been entertaining
his sister and her husband, Mr.. Sweet
of Massachusetts.
George Ovitt and uncle were ur
looking the old farm over and calling
on old neighbors.
Mrs. Burelson of North Hyde Park
was with her friend, Mrs. Bessey, last
Tuesday for the day.
Perlie Trudeau is very low tonight
with double pneumonia and diphther;a
DR.. Goddard has the case.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Grimes passed
Sunday at Lake Mansfield and met
their old friends, Levi and Lillian
Pratt. aS
Ray and Ethel Bessey with Mrs.
Mitchell and grandson of Enosburg
Falls were Sunday visitors at Mr..
Noyes'.
Natalie Trudeau, who was in Bur-
llngton sick, came home Saturday and
Miss Alice has gone to her school at
Waterbury.
Mabel and Ralph Whitcomb have
been at Mr.. Bessey's for a few days
and returned to their home in St.
Adams today.
Addie Stanley, who has passed her
summer vacation at her uncle Chas.
Lucas has gone to her home in Mont
pelier to be on hand hand for school.
Miss Helen Bucklin, who has taught
with great success in town, goes to-
day to New York state, where she
gets more pay. All good wishes go
with you.
Mrs. Quinn of Morrisville has been
staying with her friend, Mrs. Tedford
who is very poorly and getting ready
to go to the hospital for a serious
operation soon.
A book loaned by Loren Marley
before his death has not been return
ed. 1t was the history of Johnson
and was written by Mrs. Matte Bak-
er. Sam Manley would be pleased if
the party who has it would return it.
Our new neighbors, Mr.. Coty and
family, are nicely settled in their new
home on the Giroux farm. Sunday his
brother and family and sister and her
family from Craftsbury and two cars
full from his old home in st. Johns
bury, called.
Callers at the old plastered house:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohear of Eden; Mrs.
Thos. Cheney, Mrs. Fannie Bickford
Of Morrisville; Frank Hickok of
Ernest Cantell of Jeff
ersonville; Della Whitcomb, Helen
Bucklin of Hyde Park.
What might have been serious ac-
;ident occurred when Clyde Davis and
wife, who had started to the North
Village were run into. Wonder there
s not more accidents, no whistles
blown and nights great many cars
orget to light their lights.
l was asked by some young friends
o go to Waterbury and did not have |
o be urged. 1t was a fine trip, just !
little dusty, through Hyde Park and
he sleepy little village of Cadys
falls. out by the lake and the cottag-
S, then the long nice ride to Stowe,
nuggled at the foot of Mount Mans
ield, then out on the ten mile drive
D Waterbury. We saw several cars
eng repaired along this stretch for
ne roads was heavy as they had been
egraveled. l saw Stowe had stone
rusher, now they can have good
Dads. Other towns should have them.
-fter passing through the pretty viii
lge of Waterbury we started on a
limb of four miles up under the wing
Old Mansfield to the school house
here one. of Hyde Parks girls is to
Zach the coming year; very nice
lilding, and well equipped, fer a
istrict school, about II young folks
re to attend. A long trip but from
very window the view was fine. How
e missed the nice horses we used to
,e.