News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-09-13
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FELCHERVILLE

Miss Helen Bocklin went back to
her school work. She drove her car,
as she thought she could come home
before cold weather.
The district and scholars wish to
thank Mr.. and Mrs. LABEL for the
thermometer, also Mrs. Ellen Noyes
for seven books and Mr.. McAlister
for fine globe. Now we are trying
to get an oil stove to cook on. We
have $500 and have found where we
can get good stove for $500, with
oven. Some one will want to help us.
Well, have your potatoes COM
menced to rot? Some claim half they
are digging are lost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett and daugh-
ter, with Mrs. Judd of Derby Line,
were weekend callers at Bert Ben
nett's. Bert and Mr.. Bennett took a
trip to East Fairfield to call on Mrs.
Rossie Rooney.
Miss Elizabeth Noyes, with the
class of high school graduates, went
to Hardwick for their class picture
Saturday. A fine trip they had.
All remember our one-time neigh
Dor, Mrs. Gerty Martin Town of
Stowe, will be sorry to hear she is
quite sick. Kind thoughts from all
old friends.
Walter Barnes and Hershal Mills
are working on the bridge that con-
meets Hyde Park and Morrisville be-
low the village.
At the Grimes home last week were
H. Grimes and wife of Melrose,
Mass, a nephew, Harold Grimes, of
Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Will Wright,
with their friend, Mrs. Sinclair, of
the Park and Mrs. Brown and daugh-
tiers of the West, Mrs. Bert Grimes
and son of the north village and Leo
Baker and wife of Cadys Falls.
Charles Noyes was a guest Sunday
at Fitch Hill and went with Lucius
Noyes to the funeral of their friend,
D. Collins. The family have the SYM
pathy of all.
Mrs. Ed Jones and family called
at the old home in Centerville Sun
day.
Miss Page went to her home in.
New Hampshire. Her school work
commenced Wednesday, but year
soon goes by and all will be pleased
to have you come.
Well, this is just what the corn
needed, but it is scorcher on man
kind.
James Reddy is entertaining his
sister, Mrs. Kate Bullock, of Hard
wick.
Mrs. Oscar Whitcomb had Mrs.
Elmer Boyes, Miss Olive and Laura
Clark, all of Johnson, last week and
Ernest Cantell and wife and child
stayed the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Decell and sons were
in Morrisville one day the past week.
We are getting our share of agents
for papers, pictures and insurance.
Wonder if we asked to help dig pota-
toes if they would be so plenty.
A few of the callers at the old |
plastered house last week were Mr.. |
and Mrs. Frank Hickock of Connecti- |
cut, Mrs. Tom Cheney, Mr.. and Mrs. |
DR.. Robinson and little daughter of |
Mrs. Brown and daugh- /
ters of the West; she has come to |
educate her girls, one goes to Boston
to study music and one enters high /
Morrisville; and Mrs. Bert
Grimes and son, Mrs. John Griffin
and son and Miss Woodland.
At Lucas they had recently Mr..
and Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Brown and
daughters and Mrs. Grimes and son.
Gardner Lucas played at a we'd
ling at Green River Monday night
Miss Woodland has gone to Orleans
20 attend the wedding of a friend.
Ducharme and Mr.. Lamell have
gone to Canada on business.
Fred Crowell is up trying to fix up
his farm sale.
Mr.. Shovan had Mr.. and Mrs.
Lama of Burlington for the week
md.
Sam Marley, with a couple of
friends, took a trip to Garfield Gen.
er, from there to St. Adams, from
here to Fairfax, Swanton, Jefferson
lille and around by the Notch home,
48 miles.
John and Wells Larock made a
business trip to Troy the first of the
week.
Mrs. Ellen Noyes, with Miss Dot
md Elizabeth and Aunt Edna took a
lrive to Elmore one evening.
In just one hour Sunday rs cars,
Ill styles and makes, past through
Felcherville recently. About as many
women drivers as men; and dust,
n, my, just clouds of it.
How sudden the death of Will
Japan. Calling on his neighbors
Monday and had a shock as soon as
he got home and never rallied and
passed away about one O'Clock. A
Eind neighbor he was. The family
has the sympathy of all old neigh
1ors in Hyde Park.
Now, Tuesday all come out, Don't
,ay no use, let every woman vote
and vote for the man that pledges
himself to put down the big state
AK. believe Foote is the man.
When you send me articles to put
n the paper put your name on so !
will know who sent it. l won't print
. = YOU don't.