News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-11-30
FELCHERVILLE

"i. honeiaH mas gone 10 WOTK IN
Morrisville.
Ernest Cantell was at Oscar Whit
combs for Sunday.
James Roddy was at Edward Man
ning's for Thanksgiving.
Henry Patno, after week from his
work, has returned to Bolton.
Mrs. Ella Currier of johnson is
spending few weeks at A. l. Mills.
Will Boyes has taken big lumber
job of E. N. Foss of Morrisville and
gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Decell and family
We're at Fred Stowell's in johnson for
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Fitch partook of
the good things at his sisters, Aunt
Nett Sherwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Grimes had Mr..
and Mrs. Styles of the village for
dinner Thursday.
Word from Helen Bucklin. She
has been fine since the mumps and
likes very much.
Walter Barnes and wife entertained
Perhee Griggs and family of Wolcott
Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Bessey took din
ner with their son in the village
Thanksgiving Day.
At Wallace Seymore's fine dinner
was served to a number of near
friends Thanksgiving
Walter Whitcomb was a weekend
visitor of his brother, Joel's. No
place like the old home.
Bert Walton and friend Miss
Spaulding of Morrisville were Sunday
callers at Mr.. Tedford's.
Miss Gladys Trudeau is out of
school, caused by sickness. All
friends hope she will soon be able to
| return.
At Mr.. Sprague's, their son, Martin
Allen and wife and daughter, Ada
Allen, of Vergennes passed Thanks
giving.
Frank Delbert was called to Frank
lin to attend the funeral of Delbert
Lamb, man who worked for years
for him.
At Mr.. Jones' Thanksgiving was
observed. Besides their family Mr..
Bliss was invited to partake of the
good things
Thanksgiving Day was observed at
Leslie's Noyes by a dinner to his
people, two sisters and family and
mother of Eden.
Mrs. Cynthia Parkhurst goes to |
Johnson on visit to her friend, Mrs |
Clarence Patchs', and then to Lake |
Clear Junction to work.
A number attended the Thanksgiv-
ing exercises at the Wiswel school, |
The children did fine, showing hard
work on the teachers part.
Mr.. Pond of Eden and Miss T. Fin
negan were callers at Felchers and
Theodore Whitcomb was a Sunday
visitor of Clinton's at the old home.
By the way, what became of the
lady who was to lead the home dem |
day last week. There was a good |
crowd.
Sam Manley is closing up his house
and going on weeks visit to his
sisters, Mrs. Carpenter. Not often
Sam leaves work. Mr.. Styles takes
his place at the plant.
AS Mr.. Ducharme was going by
Rogers farm his horse was taken so
sick he had to stop and call DR.. Scott.
He is quite sick yet with the dread
full blackwater that so many horses
are lost by.
Sunday Mr.. Duell and family were
at Ray Barnes for the day. By the
way, Mrs. Ray is clerking at Culver's
store 'and Roy got his finger badly
jammed while getting up Leslie
Noyes' wood pile, causing lay off
for few days.
Saturday afternoon as Mrs. Moves
was about her work she was invited
by Mrs. HI. Noyes to come down to
card party that evening. Imagine her
surprise on arriving to find Mrs.
Noyes had given the party in honor
of her birthday and as the evening
wore away banquet was served and
then the good nights was said. Kind
wishes for another happy year ended
a happy evening to surprise that
was one.
The Wiswell school has no organ
so | offered to help the little ones.
l wrote to few of the boys that once
went to school years ago this morn
ing and received $500 from Henry
Grimes of Melrose, Mass, Mrs.
Henry Hall $1.00, Mrs. Lillian Grimes
S1.00, Sam Manley soc, Clinton Nit
chell SOC and Master Jim Fletcher SOC.
l thank these that have given for the
little ones and trust few more will
help, for | think there is nothing like