News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-02-02
MORRIS vIL.L.E

| G. j. Ferguson of Burlington was a bus
mess visitor in town one day last week,
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G
A. Wilkins is suffering an attack of meas
les. -,
Miss June Farrand of Hardwick was
the guest of Miss Viola Perry q few days
last week.
f. w. Mould left Tuesday evening for
few days visit to his mother in Reese
Vile, NY,
John Stiles of Middlebnry spent sever
al days the past week with his mother,
Mrs. Myra Stiles.
The condition of Miss Olive Allen, who
has been quite i'll, threatened with, pneu-
monia, is improving.
w. G.. McClintock was in Brandon the
first of the week and to-day went to New
Hampshire ON business.
Lamoille Grange cleared about $50 on
the play, 1.-THE Old New Hampshire
Home," presented last week.
Misses Nellie and Dora Stewart and
Glenna Chase went to Burlington Mon
day for several weeks stay with rel
atives.
F. G. Bedell of Oxford, N. H., arrived
in town to-day, called here on account of
the death of his mother. Mrs. Alvin
Davis.
Mrs. w. r. Beard of the Randolph
road was called to Sheldon last Saturday
to attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs.
Paul Upper.
Mrs. George Ames returned to her
home in Wallingford Saturday, having
spent several months with her mother,
Mrs. o. D. Choate
A carload of Iowa Horses arrived for
Smith & Tllotson last Saturday. They
were handsome lot, personally selected
by L. c. Tillotson.
Mrs. Frank Marion and friend, Miss
Jennie Elphenstore, of Hardwick, were
guests last Friday of the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A, E. Draper.
Miss Nellie Minott, who has been en-
ployed in Boston for several months, has
been guest the past week of friends in
town, also visiting her parents in John
son.
G. h. A. Stafford went to Waterbury
Monday morning to meet the State Hos
pItal Board for an Investigation of the
second fire, which occurred there last
week.
j. L. Hovey advertises an auction at
the Malvern Stock Farm for Friday, Feb.
II. Mr. and Mrs. Hovey expect to leave
'or Medford, Oregon, about the first of |
March,
Miss Marie Gulick, of the Warren
Leather Company's office, has been con
ined to her room at the Harrison Dodge.
'esidence since Sunday suffering from a |
severe cold and pleurisy.
George Hunt was taken before Justic |
4. A. Niles Monday, on charge of in |
oxication. He was found guilty Of |
bird otfense and fined SIS and costs of |
1914. States attorney Maurice prose-
,uted.
Miss Jennie Aller resumed work in the |
3oynton restaurant last Thursday, hay
ng been absent several days on account |
If the illness of her mother. Miss Madge |
small assisted in Miss Alters place in |
he restaurant.
Dr.. A. J. Valleau assisted by DR.. |
tombstone performed an operation upon |
Reginald, the young son of Mr.. and Mrs. |
]. S. Stancliff of Randolph road last |
friday, for aderoids. The young man
S now able to be about the house.
G. P. Fisher, who has been very il I
threatened with pneumonia, is still con-
med to the bed, although slowly i'm.
proving. Freddie, the young son of Mr..
md Mrs. Fisher, has been i'll the past few
lays from the prevailing distemper.
George S. Gates, who has been spend |
no several weeks here, with his son. E,
v. Gates, left to-day for his home in
1alesburg, ILL.,, Mr.. Gates will visit friend |
t various points on the return trip, in
luding short stop with B. C. Sheldon
n Swanton.
A girls club has been organized in the
Jniversalist church and officers have
een elected for three months. The
meetings will be held semi-monthly and
he society will be known as the Busy
,ees. At the first meeting there were
ourteen members present.
A good attendance is urged at the reg
lar meeting of Rathbone lodge, X. of p,
o-morrow night, when important bust
ess will be transacted. Several local
lembers of the order are planning to at.
end the District meeting to be held in
on Friday evening, Feb. II.
Last week a Morrisville merchant adj
ertised in the News AND CITIZEN a spec
II price on line of garments which he
-ished to close, and before Saturday
DON four garments had been sold as
irect result of the advertisement. This
only one of the many proofs that the