News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1911-08-09

M. B. White returned Friday from
a ten days trip to Boston.
Misses Ruth and Nora Greene are visit
ing relatives in St. Adams.
Ralph Jennings of Barton is visiting
his friend Clifford Barrows
Maurice Kelley and Randall Child are
helping out at the Benson sale.
William McClintock of Brandon ar
rived in town Saturday evening.
Herbert Wright of the Rexall Store
spent Sunday at his home in Stowe.
Fred J. Miner of Kanas City, Mo-,
arrived in town Friday for short visit
Mrs A. A. Niles and son Logan went
Tuesday to Montpelier for a weeks stay.
Frank Isham returned Saturday even
ing from few days stay in Burlington.
George Clark left Monday evening for
Minneapolis on an extended business
trip.
Harold Morse of Barre was a guest of
his cousin Miss Mabel Durkee over Sun.
day.
Winfield Boardman and Roy Woods
went to Smugglels, Notch and back Sun
day.
M, c. Greene and Jim Reed went Mon.
day to Burlington on automobile bust
ness.
Rev. c. S. Walker of Amherst, Mass.
preached at the Cong'l church Sunday
last.
Henry Page of Groton returned home
Monday morning after a short visit in
town.
Mrs. c. R. Jameson of White River
Junction is visiting her sister Mrs. H. J.
Fisher.
Miss Beatrice Lovejoy of Worcester has
been visiting her friend Myrtle Bedell the
past week.
Nettie Smith returned to Johnson Mon
day after & weeks stay at the home of
John Atwell.
Miss Jessie Barnes of Bakersfield has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. E. Knight,
the past week.
Mrs. X, B. McMiller formally of Nor
risville now of New York City is visiting
her son, Leon c. Emmons.
Miss Vivian Greene returned SATURDAY.
evening from weeks visit with friends in
Burlington and ST. Albans
. aisss Sadie Sherman went Tuesday to
Cambridge to spend few days with her
friend, Miss Marjorie Newton.
. The Lamoille County Auto Club held
basket picnic at Huckleberry Rocks on
the shore of Caspian Lake Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sinnott and sons
went to Proctorsville Thursday to visit
the formers sister, Mrs. Geo. Kicker.
A surprise party was tended Mrs. W.
Wilkins yesterday afternoon, it being her
So birthday. She received a number of
presents among them being beautiful
gold bracelet.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Wilson of John
son and Mr. and Mrs. David Douglass
and daughter of Stowe were visitors at
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Douglass on Maple
street last Wednesday,
Elmer Smalley is to be the superinten-
dent of horses at the State Fair at White
River Junction again this year. Elmer
knows how to fill that position and
make everybody satisfied.
Mrs. J. w. Reed is spending few days
at c. H. Richardson's at the Corners,
while Joe" the we'll known St. ]. &
L. c. engineer and their son are cruising
on Lake Champlain in motor boat.
During the absence of Miss Burbank
of the News and Citizen force. the local
end of the paper is being looked after by
Clay Fisk, who shows great adaptness
for this work, as evidence by the news he
has gathered tor this issue.
Forty-three couple attended the dance
given bv the Riley Orchestra at the town
hall last evening. The dance was under
the supervision of w. F. Benson and was
enjoyed by everybody.
Special mention is made of the excellent
music furnished by the Riley Orchestra
of Barre and all hope for their return to
Morrisvile in the near future.
The Young Peoples Christian Union
will hold their regular meeting at the
church Sunday evening at
1880. Mr.. Raspe will have charge of
the seevice. Following is the program:
Voluntary, Grace Bedell; responsive SER
rice; prayer Duet. "Hark Hark! My
Soul" Alice Gle and Brenda Harris ad
lress, "Religion of Expediency," Harold
Fisher; solo, "Consider and Hear Me-"