News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-03-11
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRIS vILLE
Mrs. Mary Boynton is in Hyde PARK
caring for Mrs. w. ID. Strong.

Miss Stella Fullington OF Cambridge
was guest of friends in town the last o'
the week.
Mrs. ]. II. Warren left Monday morn
inc for visit to her sister, Mrs. FRANK
L. Fish, in vergennes.
Mrs. Lottie Wells returned Monday
morning from a weeks visit with mel
friend, Mrs Bert Phillips.
b. b. Blake of Eden was business
visitor in town last Thursday, gong 10
Burlington Friday morning.
Mrs. J. A. Bundy has been entertain
ing her parents, MI. and Mrs. >. a.
Barnes of Bakersfield, the past week.
Mrs, Susan Freeman left last THURSDAY
for a visit to her old home in TunorioSe,
going first to johnson for short VISIT.
Miss Frances Weinman of Craftsbury
was a recent guest of hes mother, Mrs.
G. P. Fisher, in the south part OF town.
Lee Tillotson, of the firm of Smith "
Tillotson. was business visitor Ill Cam
bridge and Waterville severat. days last
week
Miss Stella Taylor went to johnson
last Thursday, to spend her school va
cation with her grandfather, Samuei
Stone.
Miss Lucille Robinson has been spend
inc the school vacation at the nome OF
her uncle Frank P. Robinson, in Bur-
lington.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Slayton were called
to Swanton last Saturday night, by the
illness of Mr.. Slayton's sister, Mrs. b. u
Sheldon.
Miss Edna Phalen, teacher IN the
Grammar school, returned Tuesday from
Pittsford, where she spent the vacation
at her home.
Mrs. Lillian Marvin left last Thursday
for st. Adams, from which place she
went to Montreal for months visit
with friends.
Mrs. E. P. Mudgett returned to her
home in Cambridge last Thursday, after
a visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
w. A. Beebe.
Special Commandery meeting to-mor-
row evening, at which time the Red
Cross degree will be worked. Full
attendance desired.
Hugh Campbell, who has been at his
home here for several months, left the
last of the week for Windsor. where he
expects employment.
Hon. C. H. A. Stafford was business
visitor in Waterbury last Thursday and
incidentally attended the basket ball
game in Barre Friday night.
Mrs. Alton NJ. Lawson, who was a
guest of her parents, last week, while
recovering from severe illness, was able
to return to her home in Hardwick Sat
urday..
A regular meeting of Rathbone Lodge
will be held tomorrow evening, AS
business of special Importance will come
before the meeting, a large attendance is
desired.
E. H. Towne and Mrs. Annette Terril
were in Craftsbury last Saturday, where
they attended the funeral OF Harmon
Durham, a brother-in-law of Mr.. Towne,
Mrs. Towne was called there the first OF
last week.
Mrs. L. B. Doynton returned last Fri
day night from Cheshire, Conn, where
she has been several weeks on account of
the illness of her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
c. C. Boynton. The latter's condition is
much better.
Several pairs of shoes, which were re-
paired at the Keith shoe shop before
Curtis Downer purchased the business,
were left at the Bartlett store. If they
are not called for soon they will be dis
posed of otherwise.
Prin. w. A. Beebe and Superintendent
+. K. Graves went to Burlington last
Thursday morning to attend confer
ence of teachers, Mrs. Beebe and SOD,
Edwin, went as far as Essex Junction,
where they visited friends.
E. /. and Ralph Booth went to Barre
Friday morning, where they witnessed
the p. A.-Goddard basket ball game.
Ed. returned here Saturday morning,
Ralph going to st. Adams for few days
visit with his brother, Clarence Booth.
3. J. Kelley 4 Co. have been handling
Sherwin- Williams paints ever since they
have been in business in Morrisville and
by good live advertising, coupled with
the very important factor of having the
goods to deliver, have worked up very
large business. That these goods are
first class there is no question. This is
the season to think about these things.
Miss Althea Reynolds. who started for
Washington, d. c., accompanied by
Can't. and Mrs. Kenfeld, received tele-
gram at Burlington, which deferred the
TIP. on account of the death of Senator
Proctor. and the party returned here
Thursday night. Miss REYNOLDS left
here again Monday morning and was
accompanied as far as Burlington by