News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-04-21
LOCAL NJ EWS.
WORTHWHILE


for the past week, suffering from an al
tack of bilious grip.
G. r. White has been in Barre for sew
eral days, guest at the home OF MI ana
Mrs. Myron Whitcomb.
Mrs. Blanche Marshall of Greensboro
was recent guest at the home OF h'r
brother, w. j. Spencer
Mrs. O. b. Wells of Franklin was the
guest several days the past week OF her
sisters. Mrs. j. A. Bundy and Mrs. w.
E. Knight, going to Hardwick Thursday
to join her husband at the Methodist
Conference.
Mrs. C. H. Raymore and daughter
Miss Barbara, went to Cambridge last
Friday morning to remain over Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. ii. hay
more. They were joined by Mr.. Ray
more Saturday
Frank Basset has purchased the Eos
house on Elmore street, occupied by Gor
don Austin. He takes possession this
week, Mr.. Austin having purchased
place in North Hyde Park village, where
he will move at once.
Mrs. Lamora Whittier was called to
Burlington last Thursday to take Mrs.
A. E. Chaffee's place as matron at Clark's
Sanitarium, Mrs. Chaffee having been
called to Montreal by the critical illness
of her son, Roy q. Chaffee.
Mrs. E. L. Paul was called to Bellows
Falls Saturday to attend the funeral OF
her mother, Mrs. Mary R. Morse, who
died last Friday from senile debility.
Mrs. Morse was SO years Of age and leaves
one daughter. Mrs. E. R. Campbell, of
Bellows Falls, beside Mrs. Paul.
The Benson store takes liberal space
this week, all of which is devoted to the
new spring models in Sorosis Shoes.
These famous shoes are gaining in popu-
larity with every season and the designs
now to be seen in Benson's north show
window are worthy of special mention.
The reader should not fail to read the at
tractive new adv. on page2
Last Friday evening George Thomas
entertained the members of the Alpha
Theta Phi and their lady friends at a
sugar party at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Thomas on Elmore
road, about thirty being present. The
evening was very pleasantly spent, an in
formal literary and musical program be-
ing rendered. The company was driven
to the Thomas home in hayrack driven
by Allie Ring. On the previous evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas entertained small
party in honor of Ralph Booth, who went
Tuesday to his home in Stafford, Conn.
At the annual meeting of Coral Chap
ter, o. E. S., the following officers were
elected and appointed to serve for the
year ensuing: Worthy matron, Mrs. Alb
bic Gates; worthy patron, J. Fl. Atchin-
son; associate matron, Mrs. Almary Ban
lister; secretary, Mrs. Nellie Crane; treas
urer, Mrs. Hattie Slayton; conductress,
h Miss lila Niles; associate conductress;
Mrs. Emma Spear: Ada, Mrs. Selma Spill
Ter; Ruth, Mrs. Kate Hutchins; Esther,
Mrs. Effie Smalley; Martha, Mrs. Ger
trude Greene; EIecta, Mrs. Mollie Raspe;
warden, Mrs. Elizabeth Barrows; senti-
mel, N. B. Blair; marshall, Mrs. Mira
Heath; organist, Miss Lula Towne; chap
lain, Mrs. Esther Fitch. The installation
was held at special meeting last even
ing, when Past Matron, Miss Blanche
Peck acted as installing officer. Follow
ing the installation service, which was
impressively carried out, refreshments
were served.
The following is taken from Barre
paper:-Miss Anna Sullivan, of Hard
wick. and James Bennett, of Barre were
married in the Catholic church in Hard
wick, Monday, the 18th, by Rev. FIR. Le-
Chance. Miss Alice Sullivan, sister of
the bride, was bridesmaid, while William
Marion was best man. The bride was
becomingiy gowned in a gray travelling
suit. She is we'll known in Barre, having
lived with Mrs. Garvey, her aunt, and is
also niece of Mrs. D. M. Miles, of Barre.
They have gone to Montreal and will re-
side in Barre upon their return.