News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-06-10
LOCAL NEWS.
WORTHWHILE

Guy w. Bailey of Essex Junction was
a visitor in town last Thursday.
J.R. Parker and family have gone to
their cottage in Greensboro for the sum-
mer,
Miss Ida May Beaulac of Hardwick has
been seriously i'll of appendicitis the past
week.
Miss Grace Crowell was guest sew
eral days the past week of relatives IN
Wolcott.
C. T. Morrill, is improving his farm
buildings on the Elmore load by the ad-
dition of coat Of paint.
E. w. Generess, who is employed by
Ira Grout, on the latter's farm, was q re.
cent visitor with friends in Barre.
MI. and Mrs. N. B. Blair expect TO en-
terrain Mr.. and Mrs. G. Francis Blair and
daughter, Marjorie of Buffalo, N. Y, in
July.
ST.. Ring has moved from the Beaulac
house on Olive street to a tenement IL
the Darling house on the end OF Court
street.
L. M, Mayott went to Malone, N. y.
last Saturday, to attend the funeral oil
his brother, l.. H. Mayott, who died last
winter.
Wilson's new line of souvenir post cards
comprises some of the most attractive
STYLES ever shown in town. Don't fall TO
see them.
Carroll P. Fisk, who has been attend
ing the University of Kansas, Lawrence
Kan, is expected to arrive home June 49,
for his summer vacation.
Mrs. Geo, l.. Bates and daughter, Miss
Marion, went to st. Johnsbury Saturday
morning for a few days visit with the
formers sister, Mrs. W. W. Genge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Holbrook and son,
RAYMOND, of Manchester, N. H., were
guests last week at the homes OF Mrs.
Holbrook's brother and sister, III. Waite
and Mrs. II. Aller.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Cornell of Jetfer-
sonville, and son, A. d. Cornell and VIE
of Saltwater, N. j., were guests last Fri
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. =. ,
Cornell of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Davis and daugh-
ter, Miss Gertrude, were guests Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Davis mother, Mrs.
Emily Town, at Cady's Falls. Mr.. Davis
also spent Saturday with friends IN town.
Mrs. C. R. Lynn and child of Baltic
Conn, arrived in town Saturday nlght
for visit at the home of her mother,
Mrs. G. L. Carroll. They were met in ST.
Johnsbury by Miss Ethel and Ila Carroll.
Mrs. Geo. B. Allen of North Hyde Park
was a guest of her grandmother, Mrs. b.
O. Shaw, last Thursday. Mrs. Shaw also
entertain ed Miss Ellen Miles at dinner,
in honor of the 73d birthday anniversary
of the latter.
Miss Grace Sawyer, who has been en-
ployed as stenographer for the firm of
True & Blanchardfn Newport, has re-
signed her position there to accept
more lucrative one with the Orleans
Trust Company of the same place.
Miss Bessie Bates, who as been living
in the home of P. A. Hollenbeck for sew
eral months, left last Saturday morning
for her home in Sutton, P. O., accompa-
MED by her brother, Homer Bates, and
Miss Gertrude Jennings, who attended
Commencement here.
A camping party composed of Roy and
Guy Stafford, Maurice Kelley, Bradley
Thomas, Misses Juna and Jennie Kinds,
Gwendolin Smith and Lillian Kendall,
with Mrs. E. Fl. Kinds as chaperone,
went to the Kinds cottage at Eden last
Saturday morning for ten days outing.
The game of base ball between 2. A.
and Brigham Academy, which was re-
ported in this paper last week to have
been won by P. A., resulted in score OF
to in favor of Bakersfield, according
to the version the latter team gives of the
game. which is doubtless correct. The
item giving p. A. credit for the game
was printed according to report given
out by members of the team on their re
turn from Bakersfield. 1t seems hardly
necessary to add that this unsportsman
like way of taking defeat is not sane
toned by the student body of P. A., OIL
their Morrisville friends. No doubt the
bows meant the whole affair as joke,
not considering the awkward position il
which it might place themselves as well
a, others. P. A. has earned name TO
clean. honorable athletics and won
..ond for ANYTHING like the above.