News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-03-15
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FELCHERVILLE

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a little every day now.
Heavy teaming is stopped for the
present till better roads.
Dwight Mathews was business
caller at Lamay's Saturday.
William Brennan is working for
Mr.. Houle.
Word comes from Eden that Mrs.
Abbie Lampher had passed away.
She will best be remembered by many
as Abbie Manning, youngest daughter
of Michael Manning. All of her girl
hood was passed here and she attend
ed school at the Wiswell and later at
the village schools. She married and
went to Eden to live. Her. death
was caused by bright's disease. She
leaves husband and several children
and many friends.
Madden Whitcomb passed the
weekend at Will Wright's at the vii
lage.
Mrs. Warren Whitcomb is not
quite as we'll as she has been.
Miss Bixby spent the weekend at
Harley Jones'.
Frank Strong was called Sunday
at his friends, Charley Bliss.
Sam Manley was called on his
friend, Charles Lucas, recently.
James Jones and wife spent Sun
day with their friends, the Grimes.
Has sugaring come? If so, who
SAID late sugaring this year?
Walter Whitcomb and Miss Anna
Tedford have joined hands and hearts
for better or worse, but all friends
wish them long life of health and
happiness.
The Badged brothers have given
tea kettle to the Wiswell school.
Many thanks from all. Now we are
getting things together, so it is easier
to get hot lunch. We are in need of
spoons and forks yet, but some one
will help us out.
Mr.. Wright was on duty at the
plant Sunday, letting the boys have
day off.
Mrs. Will Boys spent few days
in ~JOhnson last week getting ac-
quainted with the new grand
daughter.
Clate Jones was home for Sunday.
Good boy to work who ever has him
j. Tedford and Gardner Lucas have.
helped Mr.. Parrot get his sugar place
Acauy 1OI SuSdTUlR.
Will Davis is helping Mr.. Taboda
with his sugar place and to show
him how to make sugar, as he has
never seen it done.
Miss Dot Tillson is better one gone
back to her work in Pages office.
Miss Alice Trudeau came home
Friday from her school in Water
bury. /;
Our school is out for three weeks. !
The teacher gave her little folks a
treat of homemade candy and she
had them all weighed and some had
gained from two to four pounds. She
said hot lunches ought to be in every
school. 1t pays to see the ROSY
cheeks and bright eyes of our little
ones.
Mrs. Lucius Noyes was in Morris
vile on business last Saturday. .,
Mrs. l.. Mills is not as well as last
week. Afraid she caught cold and a
relapse of this distemper, which she
mad.
Henry Patno is moving into the
lode Spear house.
Rollie Roddy was in Johnson last
Friday on business.
MI CroWell is building new
sugar place on the Fred Crowell
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hooper were
callers at Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Bessey's
me day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. LABEL and sons were
yisitors Monday at the village. II
Frank Tedford carried his wife
'ver for few days visit with her
lncle, Mr.. Quinn, in Morrisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sprague were bust
less visitors at the village Monday.
Arthur Page has got 60 percent of
lis 200 pullets laying, besides. he is
'reaking a young Morgan filly, %
months old, that is quite promising.
Walter Barnes says he will be glad
o see spring as all tell him he will
e able to say good bye to the whoop-
nP cough that he has had since