News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-08-30
MORRISVILL.E

erDury are guests at the home of Geo
Norton on Richmond street.
Leon Emmons and family of Wat
erbury have been in town sevesaI days
his week to attend the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Cobb and sol
of Hardwick have been guests thi
week at the home of A. j. Smith OF
Union street.
James Towne and family of Yves
Berlin are in town this week, guests
at the home of the formers mother
Mrs. Mary Towne.
Fred W. Putnam of Brattleboro
state agent for the Travellers Insur
ance Co., is in town this week, a CUES
of Glenn A. Wilkins.
Mrs. Carrie Adams, who has beer
visiting her son, Guy, in Fairlee, N
H., for the past few weeks, returned
home Monday evening"
j. Willis Jackson and wife OF
Woodsville, N. H., are guests this
week at the home of the formers
father, James Jackson, in this place.
81. D. Blakeley and wife and son,
Guy, of Waterbury and B. l. BlakeIey
and wife of Hartford, Conn, are
guests OF relatives in town this week.
John Tyndall, who has been spend
ing a two weeks vacation at the
home Of his parents in the vest part
of town, returned to Burlington the
first of the week.
B. L. Stewart, who has been in the
Mary Fletcher hospital for several
weeks, is recovering nicely from his
recent operation. He will undergo
another operation this week.
Mrs. A. q. Small entertained par
ty of children at her home Saturday
afternoon in honor of Helen Bowman
OF Montpelier, who is guesto Doro.
thy Small, for few days.
Howard Brown of st. Adams, for
merly clerk in the SIaytonf e San.
ders drug store, has been in town
calling upon friends this week, and
lncidently taking in the Lamoille
County Fair.
The Warred Leather Co.'S tannery
Mould & Davis Stone Sheds and the
National Fibre Board mill in the vii
lage are closed down to give all
hands a chance to take in the La.
noble Valley Fair.
The heavy rain of Tuesday night
flooded the kitchen of the Boynton
restaurant, causing much damage.
1t required work-and lots of ito
get things into shape for the usual
MONDAY business.
A party made up of Clinton Ellis,
Lambert Lamberton, Harold Dodge,
Harold Fisher, Misses Lou Slocum
and Mia Ellis of this place and War
ner Brush and the Misses Gray OF
Cambridge and Miss Mildred Wood
bury of Burlington spent the day
Monday at Lake Elmore.
Miss Alice Holbrook arrived in town
last Saturday from Kansas City,
Mo-, and made brief calls upon her
many Morrisville friends before going
to her home in Hyde Park. She was
accompanied east by her friend,
Bessie Hopkins, who is visiting her
parents in Lyndonville. The young
ladies we're formerly stenographers in
the office of the Warren Leather Com
pany of this place, going west together
about year ago. They now have
excellent positions In Kansas City,
Miss Holbrook being employed as
stenographer in telephone Office,
while Miss Hopkins has position in
the office of the Kansas City Journal.
They will spend about three weeks in
the east.
Glenn A. Wilkins of this place,
Dirtrict Agent of the Travellers Insur.
ance Company, will attend the annu-
al convention of the agents OF that
company to be held at the Thousands
Islands on September II. These con-
ventions are attended only by the
agents, who have written q given
amount of business during the six
months preceding the date and as
Mr.. Wilkins is the only agent In Yer
mont, who qualified in this contest,
1t would seem that the Travellers
quarters in Morrisville have not been
allowing many vacations during the
last semiannual term. Glenn has a
happy faculty of securing a seat in
the orchestra row" on these occa-
sions and doubtless listens while the
Others tell chow its DONE"