News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-07-09

dolph Center are guests at +. IL. Holmes
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hicks of North Hyde
Park have been guests at LewisLambert's.
Allen Bradley from Brockton, Mass, is
spending a few days at his fathers, r. B
Bradley's.
Twenty-seven fro m here attended the
funeral of Mrs. A. C. Wells at Bakersfield
Thursday.
Mrs. Taylor and daughter, Elsie of
Waterville are visiting her sister, Mrs.
E. H. Scott.
The missionary meeting will be held
with Miss S. c. Hill Thursday afternoon
at o'clock.
Walter Boyce went to Fanny Allen
Hospital Tuesday for an operation for
appendicitis.
Miss Nina Newhall returned to her
home Wednesday, accompanied by Miss
Belle Baker.
Arthur Grow has moved from the L. A.
Tatro tenement into S. g. Kenfeld's up
stairs tenement. {.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Boyce of Underhin
are visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Freeman Boyce.
Willard Boyce of Saranac Inn has been
appointed Superintendent of the Saranae
Inn Association.
Miss Ella McDonare, who has been
teaching for year in South Carolina,
has returned home.
Members of the Summer School served
very acceptably as choir at the Cong'l
Church last Sunday.
Mrs. Irving Potter and two sons of Bur-
lington spent the Fourth with her par
ents at Knollwood farm.
Mrs. Bennett Tillotson left Monday
night for Denver, Col, to spend several
months with her daughters.
W. j. Newcomb. who has been visiting
his uncle, R. B. Bradley, has returned to
his home in Pittsfeld, Mass.
The Rev. E. G.. French came Wednes-
day and with Mrs. French is in Mrs.
Perry's house on Hyde Park street for a
few weeks.
j. R.Hill and family. Mrs. Mary Kidder
and children of Swanton, Mrs. Rock well |
and Morris Hill and family spent two |
days at Greensboro at the Lake last week.
Jesse Fitzgerald is home from North
Hero, where ne has been working for
Allen Dodds, having injured his hand so
that he will not be able to work for a
time.
L. II. Stratton has a two-yea rs-old
Holsten heller, which during 20 days in
the month of June produced 706 1-2
pounds of milk, no grain included in it's
menu.
The children of the first, second land
third grades are requested to attend the
morning services of the Summer sch ool
held at Normal Hall at S:15 a. m. an d
2 100 p. m.
B. S. Fullington Henry Mudgett and
Edmond Perkins returned Monday m orn-
ing from the Gettysburg reunion, we'll
but fatigued and filled with the spirit of
the occasion.
Services at the Pentecostal Church of
'he Nazarene-Young Peoples meeting .
IN Tuesday night; Prayer me citing on
Thursday night; Sunday services as u.s.
lal. Topic of sermon by the pastor Holt
ness: when, how?
The train from Swanton last Wednes-
lay night met with an accident as the !.
rain was nearing johnson station. The a,
passenger car was in the rear and tipped
into the side as it came around the cur We
eaving the trucks on the rails. Several
we're injured. but not seriously.
1t is now time to plan for your vacation
md you could not plan to spend it at {
more healthy place than at Ithiel Falls
amp ground. Good lodging, good clean
God and excellent water. The camp
Meeting is Aug. 1925. Have an excellent
and Rev. A. Dixon, from Los
ANGELES will be with us the entire ten
lays. Board and lodging, for the entire
en- days is $780,. T. johnson.
Charles Blake and party of eight
rrived at E. W. Magoon's June Z in their :
returning to their home in
Iaverhill, Mass, the next day leaving
FRS. Blake and two daughters, Carrie and
title Philips, with Mrs. Blake's cousin,
frs. e. W. Magoon. June "a Mr.. Blake
nd three children, Persis, Preston and I,
Winston, came'for two whees' stay with
is family and friends in johnson, Hyde
ark and Montgomery, leaving Saturday
lorning, July ), with his family for Haver-
i'll, Mass, making each trip 221 miles in :
is Rambler automobile from a. NJ. to
p. m. This was going some.