News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-05-13
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRIS VILLE

ness visitorsin Hardwick last Wednesday
Geo. w. Currier has been a guest fol
the past week of friends in st. Adams ano
North Troy.
Frank Strong, who recently sold his
farm, has rented the Luther Shattuck
place on North Laporte road.
1t is expected that Mrs. B. E. Eaton OF
Hartford, Conn.,, will spend the month
of June with her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
A. j. Brooks.
Miss Rose Mccormick of St.Johnsbury
began work last Friday in the Warren
Leather Co.'S office. She is graduate of
the Burlington Business College,
Mrs. Frank j. Angel of Clarenden,N.
Y, arrived last Wednesday for visit to
her son, Rev. Otto S. Raspe, and new
grandson, Phillip Andrews Raspe.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Il. Raymond and son
were guests several days the past week,
of Mrs. Raymond's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gaylord Terrill, in Underhill.
In these days of housekeeping and
general renovation do not forget the fact
that at Doty's can be found fine line of
paints and wall paper of late designs.
Mrs. Celia L. Colby returned to her
home in Milton last Thursday, after
visit of several weeks with her sisters,
Mrs. NJ. A. Tillotson and Mrs. E. A.
Bentley.
Mrs. Nellie Crane went to Greensbor o
last Wednesday for two weeks, where
she is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. kellogg
and Miss Nellie Kellogg, at the Slayton |
cottage.
Alva Merrill of Craftsbury has been a |
guest the past week OF his daughters,
Mrs. /. N. LeBaron, Jr., and Mrs. G. NJ.
Fisher. He will be employed in the
Morse mill.
Sidney Newcity expects soon to erect
house on building lot, recently pur-
chased of Geo. W. Clark near the lake
shore. Joseph Ordway is also erecting
cottage in that vicinity.
Mrs. c. F. Tillotson, who has been at
Mary Fletcher Hospital for several weeks
following an operation, returned home
last Saturday, accompanied by Miss Ellen
Cram, who went to Burlington Friday.
The condition of j. M. Foss, who has
been confined to his home the past WIN
ter, suffering from heart trouble and
other complications, is improving and he
is now able to walk out short distance.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Eaton returned last
Wednesday night from two weeks visit
with their daughters, Mrs. Harvey Whit.
comb in Somerville and Mrs. Charles Mer-
rill in Waltham, Mass, and son, B. E.
Eaton, in Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. B. S. Clark and daughter, Miss
Ruth, of Stowe were guests last week of
the formers sister, Mrs. Harry Ellsworth,
leaving Thursday for Boston, where they
will spend six weeks with Mrs. Clark's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Pickett.
At the meeting of Rathbone lodge, K. !
of p, tomorrow evening, it is expected
that one candidate will be given the work {
in the Knight rank. Refreshments will
be served, following the work, and all
members are requested to be present.
Miss Maude Phillips, who has been a f
valued employe of this Office for several
finished her engagement Thurs
day and begins work this week for Mrs. Y
A. R. Campbell on Pleasant street. Her Il
place here is taken by Miss Juliaett r
Brooks. f
Lamoille Valley Commandery confer b
ed the Templar Degree upon five candi- il
dates at special meeting last Thursday a
evening. An invitation to take part in f;
the Memorial Day exercises, from j. M. a
Warner Post, was unanimously accepted. W
After the work a buffet lunch was served c.
at Sulham's restaurant. e.
Stillman Ring and family, who have &C. Y
cupied Stephen Beaulac's place on Olive II
street for some time, will vacate the prop "
erty as soon as they can find a suitable
tenement, as Mr.. Beaulac and family ex- s.
pect to return here soon from Hardwick, e
the former having sold his meat business n
there.