News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-07-30
What about this for hot weather ?

Miss. Myrtle Hopkins of Berkshire is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. j. H. Warren.
Mrs. E. H. Olmstead was a recent
! guest of Mrs. G. H. Albee in Hardwick,
Mrs. w. G. Walker of New York City
is the guest of H. Waite, whose wife is
her sister.
Miss Mabyn Terrill of Lyndonyille has
been a guest the past week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. holman.
Miss Doris Stone went to Eden Mills
Tuesday to spend a week with her sister,
Mrs. Leon Ladeau.
Mrs. A. E. Johnson and daughter,
Greta, of Randolph were guests Monday
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bassett.
Miss Mamie Weater returned Monday
night from a several weeks visit with
relatives in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Ruth Armstrong of Springfield,
Mass, is spending some time at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. !. Story.
Advertised Letters-Thomas Brown,
Miss Clarissa Carpenter, Miss Ida Hol-
den, A. H. Mallory and Henry Rising.
The Fair managers are busy these days
distributing advertising matter for 1.-THE
biggest and best Fair this county ever
had"
Hartwell Myers, who has been a guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Call, returned to his home in Peasleyville,
N. Y, last Wednesday.
Miss Hazel Cobb returned to her home
in Hardwick Saturday evening, after
spending few days at the home of her
aunts, Mrs. A. J. Smith and Mrs. G. w.
Brown.
Mr.. NJ. !. Whitcomb and four children,
who have been visiting relatives in this
vicinity returned to their home in East
Barre Saturday. They were accompanied
there by Mrs. Whitcomb's brother,
Charles Silloway.
The w. R. c. sociable July IS. held at
the home of Miss Bessie Mayott, was
largely attended and a very enjoyable oc-
casion. The hostesses were Miss Mayott
and Mrs. VIM. Elphinstone.
"The Elopement of Ellen" a comedy in
three acts, was very successfully present
ed at the town hall last Thursday even
ing to a fair sized audience. The special |
= hat tl,a lIu RI.
E. S. Edison, r F.. D. substitute, has
been carrying the mail on Route l the |
past week, during the absence OF E. S.
Robinson, who with Mrs. Robinson has
been passing the week on the farm of Mr..
and Mrs r. H. Maynard in Elmore.
The big rain last Monday didn't do
much damage hereabouts, but over st.
[ohnsbury way it was the worse storm
n years. Roads were badly quilted and
gardens washed out. The railroads, es-
the Passumpsic, had several bad
vashouts.
Beginning tomorrow morning A. g.
small, one of Morrisvills's enterprising
merchants, is advertising at Red Tag
Clearance Sale at his store ofgood values
It the Wrong End of Portland street.
This is closing out sale in many of the
ines that they are to discontinue and it
will be a corker. Don't tail to take aG-
antage of this opportunity.
Lamoille Commandery had a good rep
at the dedication of the Ma
oric temple at st. Johnsbury Tuesday
hose who went were S. B. Waite, A. X.
campbell, n. 6. Wood, DR.. Barrows, H.
!. Shaw, H. e. Mcmahon, L. Munson,
:. H. Raymore, F. E. Wheeler, W. E.
'racy, Earle Jordan, H. E. Gridlestone,
:. H. Lewis, B. q. Macoy and A. n
amp. All had a delightful time and
we're we'll treated. The Commandery re-
eived many compliments. There were
our bands and six Communicates in the
arade, making about 800 Knights TEN. I
lars and about the same number of s
,lue Lodge Masons. Hon. {. II. Darling {
elivered the dedicatorv address. St. ,
ohnsbury has the finest Masonic temple
the state.