News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-08-30
FELCHERVILLE

have gone step only the children
/ made fuss. | have heard some say
the game exhibit was the best thing
they ever saw, then too bad they
had trouble about keeping it the four
days.
Did you all go to the fair? Same
old thing in the same old way. Of
course some told you they would not
Some of the callers at the old plas-
tered house were Mr.. Gillon and son,
| Floyd, of New Hampshire, Fred Mil
Ter and wife and four children of
Eden, Walter Miller and wife and
two sons of New York, Frank Baker,
Emerson Sargent of st. Johnsbury
Mr.. and Mrs. George Seymour and
little son, VIM Monroe and wife and
friends of Bristol, Conn.,, and Clar-
ence E. Donovan, auditor of the Ma
tional Shawsnut Bank of Boston, and
wife and party taking in the beauties
of our Vermont hills; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herb Reed of Eden.
Robby Parker and mother, with
Rollie Croker, took their friends,
Aunt Abbie and Uncle joel Bessey,
for ride to Montpelier one day last
week. They sure had fine time.
The cement work goes on for the
new bridge. Think by next Saturday
they will be, able to cross on some
kind of bridge.
Fred Miller, who lived in town a
number of years ago, but now at
Eden mines, was surprised when his
brother, whom he had not seen for
II years, drove up to the door. He
/ lives in York State; came over the
! Adirondacks and VIII go home by the
| Thousand Islands. Had his tent and
camp stove and had fine weather all
through the trip
If the parties that were through
This way and inquired at North Hyde
Park for some news of the Hyde
family comes to Hyde Park and i'm
quires for Fitch Hill they will find
a granddaughter of the late Thomas
Hyde, then Mrs. Ellen Noyes.
Leo Bidwell and wife have gone to
live with his father.
Clate Jones got first on his drivers.
Page got number of firsts and sec
onds and the sweepstakes on his herd
of cattle Of "a head he had ON the
grounds at the fair last week. This
part of the town had it's share of
the blue ribbons.
The parties that have used the
schoolhouse for stopping place at
night must prepare to : stop some
where else, for locks are placed on
the door and. windows now.
Mr.. Clegg has left Understand
he's gone to Lowell till September.
A bunch of oats was brought me
that measured from to 512 feet
1t was raised on the same farm the
tall grass was, by Mr.. Lumlaw.
Gardner Lncas and Miss Stanley
were in Morrisville at Mr.. Tedford's
recently for "a visit.
Miss Page was in Morrisville for a
short visit some time ago. Time
grows near when she goes to her
home for her school work, bnt the
girls will have pleasant memories of
the month they have been together.
Walter Whitcomb and wife were
Sunday callers at his brothers,
Joel.
Cliff DEMO of the village is helping
out at the piant-a good man.
John Laduke, who once lived near
here but tnow of Massachusetts, is
calling on old neighbors and friends.
Miss Reba Jones' and Madeline
Baker have gone to the north village
to their homes after a week with
Mrs. Grimes. While here they spent
part of day with Mrs. Wardley. It
was so kind of the girls. She must
be so lonely-blind for the last two
years.
Clate Jones has returned to his
work in Stowe after weeks vacation
and the fair.
Mrs. Ella Currier is making her
old neighbors, Frank Hooper's fam
lily, visit.
Delbert Davis and wife having just
bought a new Dodge car decided that
he would give it try out, so came
up and took his brother, Mr.. LABEL,
and family up through Albany,
Craftsbury, down the river, and home.
A grand, good time. Mr.. LABEL also
had his brother from Sugar Hill, :
N. H., for visit the past week.
Felcherville was struck Saturday |
with wave of auto hogs. Early !
party killed couple of hens then a |
foot duck. A party ins-s-new car
going north was run into by party |
gouth south, after they had got out !
in the grass to get out of their way. |
Then next day party living on the
public run over a hen and went to
the village and told he had done
something to be proud of. A pretty
good plan to live and let live.
Mrs. Oscar Whitcomb passed Sun
day with her friend, Mrs. viii Wright,
at the village.
Mrs. Firkee was a visitor at the
village, staying with her friend, Mrs.
Styles, over night.