News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-10-27

Monday.
Daniel Andrews has returned from Chi
cago and will spend some time in this
vicinity
Mrs. John Utton was called to Cabot
Monday by the illness of her brother-n-
law, NJ. ?. Hail.
Miss Hattie Scribner, accompanied by
Mildred Stevns, spent Sunday at her
home in Johnson.
fMss Glee Towne is very slowly con.
fvalesoing after an illness of five weeks
with bilious fever.
Mrs. S. E. Stevens was called to Rich
ford the first of the week, by the illness
of her father, B. f. Braman.
Mrs, Lula Bigelow of Lyndonville viii
be at The Randall Nov. 3 and 4, with a
line of millinery. See adv.
Mrs. z, E. Harris aud daughter, Miss
Brenda, and Mrs. A. G. Small were visit
ors in Burlington last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Maynard have been
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Minor of
Waterbury Center the past week.
Earle Gray has sold his farm. known
as the Washburn Spaulding place, in the
south part of town, to Guy Campbell.
George Badger went to Wells River
Monday, where he is experimenting a
n inh fOr rl nd
" Mr.. and Mrs. b. L. Clark will move
soon to the house which they recently
purchased of c. F. Smith on Maple street.
Ma. and Mrs NJ. P. Maurice are spend
ing the week in Underhill, when the for
mer Joined deer hunting party Monday.
Mrs. f. G. Peck was the guest of Mrs.
Warren Mears in Littleton, N. H., several
days the past week, returning Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Joslyn, who went
to Texas last spring have gone from
Harlingen, that state. to Springfield, Ill.,,
where they expect to reside.
Miss Bernice Whitaker, who has been
employed at The Randall the past year,
has finished work there and goes to her
home in Underhill this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibbs of Waterbury
were guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Gibbs on Morristown Plains, gong
to NewDort the last of the week.
Lamoille Commandery will hold reg
ular meeting Thursday evening of this
week. Business of Importance will be
transacted and full attendance is de-
sired.
E. E. Silloway is beginning work on
the erection of residence on the Con-
gress street extension. The lot is just
across the ill on the right hand side of
the street
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ladeau left Mon
day for the formers home in Braintree,
where they will spend some time. Mr.
Ladeau has finished work in the Prouty
& Page saloon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Fuge have returned
from Burlington, where the former has
been receiving treatment. AL is much
improved in health and resumed his
work as foreman in the local stone sheds
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Smith, who are
guests of their daughter, Mrs. Elvin
Gregg, in Lamar, Colo, will attend the
National Grange meeting in .Des Moines,
Iowa. They expect to return home the
last of November.
Mrs. Ethel Hughes of st Albans has
rented rooms in the Drowce building
over H. J. Vancor's store, where she will
open dressmaking parors. Mrs. Hughes
has a son eight years old who will attend
the Morrisville graded school.
Mrs. George Jennings and Miss Cora
Mosman of Barton were guests last Fri
day night and Saturday of the formers
son, Ralph Jennings, at the home of +.
6. Barrows. They were returning from
the Teachers meeting in Burlington.
This paper has received many compli-
ments for its complete and full report of
the funeral exercises of Harvie M. Rich.
For this, much credit is due Misses Selma
Ockerblad and Ellen Jackson, who greatly
aided us with stenographic reports of the
remarks.
Many here will be pleased to learn that
the condition of Mark johnson, who
went to Colorado early last spring for his
health, is considerably improved. Mr..
and Mrs johnson have gone to Fort Col
Inns. Colo, where the former has entered
into partnership in granite business
there.
q. Frank Small one of Morristown's old
est and best known citizens, passed his
s7th birthday Monday. The day was
spent quietly BY Mr. Small, who is enjoy
ing remarkable health for one of his years.
He is able to be on the street daily and
also does some light chores about his
home.
Miss Lula Towne, who has completed
the course in the Wilder school of music,
and who was to have given a graduating
concert in Burlington next month, has