News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-11-22
FELCHERVILLE

Mr. Briggs has fine four-year-old
colt he just bought.
The Emerson boys were in Morris
vile on business last Saturday.
A. B. Pease was up for night with
his sister, Mrs. George Seymour, and
to have a time with little Billey.
We have had no phone service since
Saturday about noon. Doubtful about
items.
Callers at the old plastefed house
last week were Mrs. LABEL, DR.. Capp,
Mrs. Farlee and daughter of Frank
lin, A. B. Pease, Edgar Pratt, Miss
Shoran and Miss Pratt and Mr. and
Mrs. Brown and daughter
A couple of ladies were through
here selling trimmed hats or retrim-
ming old ones; had car and claimed
they were doing a good business.
Joel Whitcomb's little daughter is
very sick. DR.. Holcomb of Johnson
is caring for her..
No school Monday afternoon. A
teachers meeting at the village. It
seems good idea that all the teach
ers meet and all have the grades
studying the same books so that when
child has finished the grade work
they are ready for high and keep the
rural schools up with the village
| schools.
James Roddy is having Frank
Hooper cover his house with steel
roofing.
John Laduke, former neighbor, is
here on visit, stopping at his old
place with Dallas Emerson.
Mrs. Bohannon sells her little
place and all tools at public auction
next week. She thinks the city the
place for the boys to get work, but
would rather they had just meal and
potatoes and the pure air of the hills
| if they were my boys.
Mr.. Noyes has been having a 'vaca-
ton the past week. Of course he had
a try at the deer. All hunters had
poor luck this year.
Miss Ellen Woodland was home for
the weekend.
We are getting the rain needed to
fill the wells and springs; needed so
| badly for stock.
Russ Page is remodeling the stables
at Jerseyland.
Mrs. Lyman Peck, who has been on
visit at her sons home, Herbert
| Mihill, the past two weeks, returned
to her home in Morrisville last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Tipedo returned from Rum
ford, Me-, leaving her mother alive,
but not much hopes of a full recov-
cry.
A week ago Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Larock were up this way and
stopped to please their little daugh-
tiers to get some beech nuts and on
arriving home Mrs. Larock found she
had lost valuable cameo pin and
came up Monday to look for it, and
was more than lucky to find it. This
is the second time she has lost and
found it. How will the third time
turn out?
Ruth Manning is home from her
school work at the village for the
past few days.
Mr.. Gowan, our expert man with
the truck, has been working in Nor
risville lately.
Clate Jones took a day off and he
got no deer. There were very few
this year. Some say it was the snow
that was lacking. Well, they will
have. chance to grow by another
hunting season.
Maurice Mathews stayed a night
recently with his friend, Herbert
Mihill.
Mr.. and Mrs. LABEL, took a trip
to Morrisville on business last Fri.
day.
Mr.. Leggett was a business visitor
in Burlington recently. He remained
one night.
Miss Aneta Shovan spent Sunday
with her friend, Effie Jones.
Charles Bliss was a caller at the
village one day last week.
Clinton Mihill is quite sick, but
hopes he will be able to attend school
in day or so.
Edgar Pratt has been regarding
the road with the state money.
There was 5000. Edgar graveled the
north village from the Wiswell
schoolhouse to the Manning turn. He
has done a fine job. 1t will make it
easier for the patrol. Roy Stetson
has had a great many nice things
said about his road They both UNI
derstand road work and Pratt has
put in some good state work before.
Mr.. Woodland has sold a fine pair
Of work horses. to Russ Page.
All glad to hear our faithful mail
carrier, Frank Brown, is improving
since he has quit work, although we
are well cared for. We will be glad
when we see our old friend going the
rounds again.
LAPORTE ROAD