News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-01-18
FELCHERVILEE

Oracle Mason has been sick with
sore throat.
Elmer Boyce was home recently
from Johnson
Ed Styles visited at Sam Manley's
one day last week.
Lewis Decell is drawing four-foot
wood to the street.
Mr.. Chatter was home over Sun
day from his work.
The Manning children are over pink
eye and back to school.
Mr. and Mrs. Tedford spent the
weekend in Morrisville.
Mr.. Pollack of Boston is visiting
his niece, Mrs. Tedford.
Mr.. Tedford was a visitor at Nor
risville last week Sunday.
Mr.. BroadwelI is much better All
glad to hear the good news.
David Trudeau is nursing sore
hand, afraid Of blood poison.
Miss Della Whitcomb spent Monday
with her aunt, Libbie Fletcher.
Wallace Seymour and familNsWeSe
out on business one day recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. LABEL were in John
son one day recently on business.
Mrs. B. Crowell took dinner re-
Gently with Mrs. Oscar Whitcomb.
The Misses Olive and Laura Clark
were at Samuel Manley's Monday.
Most of our teamsters, Boyce, Lama
and Shovan, are working in Stowe.
George and Reba Ellsworth visit
ed Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Moves at The
Elms.
Lillian Hooper was detained from
her school the first of the week by
illness
The Emersons of Hyde Park spent
Sunday at their old home with David
Trudeau's folks.
Our new neighbor, Mr.. Sessions has
received word that his goods are
tied up in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Labelle
were business visitors in Morrsville
the last of last week.
Miss Gladys Trudeau was not able
to attend school this term Too bad,
for she loved her books.
Clark Butler called in Felcherville
the other day. Not many boys 70
looks as young as he does.
George Jones has taken possession
of his new home, which he bought
from the Lucius Boyce estate.
Mr.. Decell is helping mir. bessey
draw Mr.. Griswold's wood to the vii
lage while the roads are good.
Henry Patno has moved his family
up to Mrs. Patno mothers, Mr.. Amy
Jewett, while he goes after work.
A number of young people from
were over at Arthur
Ducharme's to see the fpeak calf
Mrs Harry Clark leaves her school
in the Barnes district. She expects
to leave for Connecticut next week.
Merschel Mills, while saving wood
Friday at his home. caught his hand
in the saw and injured two fingers
quite badly.
Charles Bliss entertained Mr.
Cheney, whom he had not seen for 20
wears. Both boys found that they
had aged a little in that time.
Miss Maiden Whitcomb spent the
weekend at her friends, Mr. and Mrs.
VIII Wright, at the street She also
took in the pictures Friday night.
VIII Wright was at the plant Sun
dav to see if the BOYS kept things in
shiD-shape. Of course, they did. But
Rolla and Sam are the boys who
always do.
The little daughter of John Maloney
is sick with scarlet fever. but is com
Portable We all hone for a speedy /
for it is a bad thing to get |
among the little folks
Mr. Fredette and wife and daugh- |
her from Gilmore were weekend WISH |
tors at his brothers. Mae Fredette: |
also Mr. Gotta and family of this town |
were Sunday visitors
Fred Crowell from Hartford. vt.
accompanied by his brother, Bert, and |
Arthur Ducharme. for Interpreter |
visited his farm. being occupied by
Mr.. Carmel Benoit. But coming to no |
settlement had to refer to the court |
house.
VIII Grimes saws butter Is coming /
down and eggs. Everything farmer /
has comes down, but grain going up |
while out west they can't sen. corn
is only 25c and can't get cars to shin |
Why, Try to ruin the people that Keeps
the world aliHe.