NEWSPAPER: Poultney VT Personal News; Washington co., NY

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The Poultney, [Vt.] Journal September 27, 1901
>From THE POULTNEY [Vt.] JOURNAL,
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1901:

PERSONAL NEWS.
-Mrs. F.L. Goodman of Hillsboro, N.D., is a guest this week of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Angevine.

-Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Holden, who had been visiting friends at Randolph a short
time, have returned home.

-Rev. Andrew J. Hutchinson, a graduate of T. C. A., now of Clarksville, N.Y.,
is visiting friends in town this week.

-John McDonough, clerk at Hotel Poultney, was called to his home in Granville
this week by the death of his mother.

-Miss Lena Pray who has been sick a short time, has returned to her post at
the depot as operator.  During her absence her place was very acceptably
filled by Miss Ethel Murphy.

-Mrs. J.W. Derby has been confined to her bed for some time, suffering with
some trouble about the knee.  Her condition has been quite serious, but she is
now improving.

-James Duer of Hoboken, N.J. is a guest this week of Mrs. F.S. Platt and
family.

-Jesse B. Mills, who has been in the Catskills during the summer months, has
returned home.

-W. H. Terrill, who had been spending several weeks here with friends,
returned to his home in Chicago, Ill., Tuesday.

-Mrs. K.R. Haas and daughter, Miss Jennie Haas, who had been spending several
weeks with friends at East Palestine, Ohio, returned home last week.

-M.C. Hyde of Isle la Motte was in town Friday. 

-Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Green spend Sunday in Granville with friends. 

-Miss Gladys Russell of North Granville visited friends in town Tuesday. 

-Mrs. Sarah Hopson of Whitehall is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Ward. 

-Hon. E.L. Allen of Fair Haven made our office a pleasant call Monday. 

-Mrs. I. Cox, who had been spending the summer in Buffalo has returned home. 

-W.J. Mullin of Scranton, Pa. was in town a day or two the past week on
business. 

-Mrs. Ella Monroe and Mrs. J.B. Safford of Granville called on friends in town
Sunday. 

-Louis Scott left this week for Albany, N.Y. where he enters the Albany
Business College. 

-Dr. John Knowlson, who had been quite severely sick for two weeks, is able to
be out once more.