News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-08-23
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FELCHERVILLE

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tin pail tied to it's tail recently. The
dog was almost dead from fright,
The dog is now at Mr.. Locas', if the
owner wants it.
Mrs. Will Wright and mother,
Mrs. Styles, of Stowe visited at
Oscar Whitcomb's last Tuesday. Mrs.
Fletcher called Sunday. Mr.. Cantell
was up to spend the weekend with
his wife and little girl.
Mr.. Woodland has commenced to
move to his new home. He had
Mihill and Mathers papering the
past week. They whitned two cell
ings, laid SO double rolls of paper
and 159 yards of border in two days,
and Thursday they will paint the
outside of the building and then he
has one of the prettiest places on
the road.
Mr.. Wright put in several hours
Sunday trying to get the telephone
in shape so we could use the lines.
Gardner Locus and Miss Stanley
played for a fine crowd Friday night
at Hugh OWENS A little storm like
that don't stop the young.
Mrs. Bessey is entertaining her
aunt, Mrs. Simpkins, from st. Adams
for a few weeks. Ralph Whitcomb
brought her up and stayed a couple
of days. They also had Herb Bessey
and wife of Enosburg and Mrs. Lib
bic and daughter of Maiden, Mass,
and their son, Abner Bessey, and
wife from Morrisville for the week.
end.
At Mr.. Decell's recently they had
Mr.. Perry and family and Mr.. Colby
and family of Morrisville and Harry
Page of Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clegg have moved
in with Mr.. Gauvin's family for the
present
Clate Jones has come up from his
work in Stowe to stay with the home
folks through fair week.
Little Napoleon Jones had his lit
tie Airdale dog killed by an auto
/ party recently. They should either
get him another pet or give money
to the buy one, as they were run
ming very fast at the time they killed
the dog.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noyes and Miss Dot
took trip to Eden Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Noyes is having a
fine time at the lake with her friend,
Mrs. Edith Hunt.
Abutments are being built for a
y steel bridge, as they have had a
chance to get one very reasonable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grimes had Homer
Grimes and wife of Melrose, Mass,
and Leo and Eta Baker of Norris
vile and Miss Madeline Baker of the
north village the past week.
Going to the fair? They say the
racing will be good. Is there any
sport better than to see a good, clean
horse race?
Mr.. and Mrs. LABEL and sons were
callers in johnson at his sisters re-
Gently.
Mr.. Clark was somewhat sur
prised the other morning to find that
someone had taken new tire off his
car some time between ten and four.
Thanks for leaving the, car.
Charles Bliss had recently his
. his friends, Mr. and Mrs. Moulton,
of Stowe, with Mrs. Moulton's
mother and sister from Canada.
Mr.. Morey made his friend, Armand
Giroux, visit the past week.
George Seymour called on his son
Sunday.
Our schoolhOuse has commenced to
look fine. Now, when our new cur
tains are hung we would like the
friends that helped call and see how
nice we look and the district wish to
thank Miss Ellen Moves for her help
IN many ways in looking after buy
ing the paper and cleaning, etc. The
town has been willing to do what
was really needed, and now why
don't someone start to get things for
some one of the other schools? Next
summer the town will help till they
are nice, and cozy for teacher and
little folks.
At Mr.. Locus they have James
Butler and wife and children for a
few days from Montpelier and had
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott and son of the
village for Sunday.
At Mr.. Hooper's Miss Collins of
johnson visited Friday. Mr.. Davis
and Madelin Hooper of johnson were
Sunday callers.
Oscar Whitcomb took trip to
Sterling Sunday.
Elmer Boyes and wife and daugh-
ter were Sunday callers at his sis
ter's, Mrs. Joel Boyes.
Lightning played around Walter
Barnes house, doing quite a bit of
damage.
AT the old plastered house callers
the past week were Mr.. and Mrs. Roll
lie Croker and their three daugh-
tiers, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark and four
daughters, Mrs. Seymour and son,
Uncle Joel Pond of Eden, Mr.. Brown
of Enosburg and Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan
of Georgia and Mrs. Ellen Moves.
Did you ever see the sky when it
was like the other night or more
grand? Clouds rolling and thunder
and the lightning especially in the
each. Such night we seldom see
and so few can enjoy it.
John Larock returned from his
Franklin trip of ten days and has
gone up to Westfeld to be with his
daughter, who is stopping with her
grandparents through the warm