News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-10-25
FELCHERYILLE

working in Eden on the new water
power that the Electric Light COM
pany has bought. Next summer they
expect to do great deal.
Word was received that Miss Stan
ley has been very sick with acute
Indigestion. She went to school here
last year and was loved by all her
schoolmates.
A ride to Montgomery week be-
fore last when the trees were in all
their beauty as you turn on to the
Belvidere road by the Robbins farm.
The mountain looked like billions of
beautiful colors and by the lake we
built little fire to heat water for
tea and boil some eggs. There was
some young men camping from Bur-
lington and they were having lunch
and they brought us a partridge
broiled over the Goals. 1t was fine.
We babe goodbye to the jolly camp
ers and rode out from the lake where
the beautiful colors were thrown
back from the waters. From there
the road was not so good until near
| Montgomery. There had come up a
cool wind, so the ride home was not
as pleasant, but could not help won
dering why a number of teachers on
clerks don't chip and have low,
cheap building put up and camp
month or SO every year and get the
rest and fun of living out in the open.
Good fishing and hunting and any old
dress would be good enough for a
camp. a
Our agent for farm machinery,
Walter Barnes, has gone to New
York on business for the firm he
works for. He is well liked by those
he works for as we'll as those that
buy from him.
| What fun the hunters had the
morning the snow was on the ground.
At six the deep bark of a dog was
! telling some rabbit had left cover.
Then the report of gun and the
hunter had story to tell his friends
where the lights were lit and the
| days sport was over
Rollie Roddie was a business visi-
tor in Johnson Friday.
David Trudeau and daughters,
Alice and Agnes, of Burlington were
in town Saturday. He came to store
his car and Alice to take her saddle
horse, Pat, to COmStock, where she
is teaching. Agnes works and is home
nights, and all of Nettie and Gledees
friends will be pleased to hear they
are attending school.
Not much rain yet. Wells are low
and brooks are as low as | ever saw
them so late in the fall.
at John Perry's one day the past
week to see Gramma Decell. Found
her quite well.
Mr.. and Mrs. LABEL took their lit
tie son to Morrisville for DR.. Valleau
to remove the tonsils and adenoids.
Doing fine. Will try to go to school
Monday
Mr.. Chattin is out threshing these
days.
Cider mills are busy, for quite a
lot of the finished product goes home
through Felcherville.
The, owner of Jerseyland has added
a couple of nice heifers from Enos-
burg. Got them from Nichols. He
has about 200. Mr.. Jones and Sar-
gent went down for them.
Charles Locas and son, Gardner,
were callers at the Lowell mines,
going up with Lee Elliott
Miss Elizabeth Noyes was home
for Saturday. Had to go back Sun
day to be on time for Monday classes.
She says there is plenty Of work, but
she takes time for walk of couple
of miles, That keeps her fit.
The callers at the old plastered
house the past week were Alice Tru- .
deau, Elizabeth Moves, Mr.. and Mrs. !
Conant and Richard Moody of Crafts !
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Allen of
Hudson and daughter, and Rachel
Joyce Kneeland.
There is light at night, spot and
search, around dwelling houses where
contraband is not handled. If it fol-
lows up your names will be printed
in full, as they are known. 1t is not
safe for men of that stamp to be
smoking around buildings on these
windy nights, and there is no reason
why it should go on.
Ed Styles of the village was
caller on friends on the Island We'd
nesday and while here bought a nice
looking COW to make beef of. He
will find it some cheaper than to
buy from meat man. Strange, as
soon as a farmer sells a COW it goes
up from seven or eight cents a pound.
Theodore and Miss Madeline were
Sunday callers at Mr.. Sprague's.
Clifton DEMO took Sam Manley's
place Sunday so he could enjoy one
more day. with the new car
Miss Bixby of the Barnes district
will have a box party next Friday
night. Ladies, bring a box and all
turn out; it is for the benefit of the
school, besides there will be a pro-
gram and music. Il
Callers at the plant Sunday were
T. Hood and C. Leach of the village.
Call again, boys.
Mrs. Noyes entertained her brother
and wife, Mr.. Bailey, of Winooski
for over Sunday.
Cortes Colby and the Betty chill
irar xuara at Mr. nacaIpc Sunday ,