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MORRISVILLE

MORRISVIILE.
The Rev. l.. t.. Peabody went to St.
Johnsbury Saturday to take charge of his
new pastorate, the Advent Christian
Church. The family will remain for the
present.-A public installation of officers
of Coral Chapter, No. 16, o.. L. s., was
held Monday evening. Mrs. Emma Spear
was worthy matroni f, w Gates,
worthy patron; Mrs. Blanch Adams. a.
NJ Mrs. Gertrude Greene, secretary;
Mrs. Hattie Slayton, treasurer; Mrs. Efie
Smalley, conductor; Mrs. Helen Towne,
assistant conductor.-Mr. and Mrs. a. +.
Boyce are parents of a daughter, born
Thursday.-Miss Ildah Gale passed Satur-
day and Sunday at her home at West
ford. She was accompanied home by her
sister, Miss Rita Gale, who has been her
guest for a Week.-Mrs. Bertha Foss Wis
tied her sister, Miss Ellen Jackson. at
Hardwick over Sunday.-Reuben Draper
has sold his farm to his brother, Daniel
Draper, possession given Monday.-Miss
Alma Laraway went to Intervale, n. H.,
Saturday, where she has employment at
the Pendexter Mansion.-Mrs +. w. Bax-
ter of Highgate Is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Harriet Ide.-Miss Ethel Sails, who
is taking a business course at Burlington,
passed Saturday and Sunday at her home
on West Hill-Mrs. BENJAMIN Stewart is
visiting her son, William Stewart. at East
Hardwick.-Mrs. Clarence j. Thomas has
gone to Royalton to visit her son and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana ThCmas.-Leroy Ea-
ton took his little son, Charles. to st.
Johnsbury Saturday for treatment for
the eyes.-Harold Taylor passed Sunday
at HardWick with his uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Peak.-John Herrick has
gone to Boston, where he will visit his
sister, Miss Josephine Herrick, and broth
er, Grafton, ana on his return will visit
his brother, Bernard Herrick, at Bridge
water, n. H.-Jacob Goldthwait has re-
turned from Colebrook, y. H., where he
has been employed for the winter.-Miss
Ethel Winter was a guest Sunday of her
mother, Mrs. Kate Winter, at Hardwick.
The first game of baseball, which was
played Saturday, Brigham Academy VS..
Peoples Academy, resulted in a victory
for Brigham Academy, score 4 to Miss
Elizabeth Stone was called toJohnson
Monday by the illness of Miss Sadie
Smalley, who is attending the normal
sch~ool.-Robert Wiley OF Greensboro,
who has visited his aunt. Mrs. b. j..
Kelley, returned home Monday.-At the
ennua meeting of Tucker Chapter, No.
is, r. A. NJ. the following officers We're
elected: Excellent high priest, F. c. Mar
shall; king, A. c. Sulham; scribe, w. NJ.
tombstone; captain of the host, ]. a. Rob
inson; principal %sojourner, F. l.. George:
treasurer, G.. w. Clark; secretary, A. NJ.
adams; royal arch captain, a. y. Camp;
{ ma Gtar third N-ni1 - I co+ac. oog+. co..,
and veil, Henry Hall; master first veil, w.
II. Terrill; tyler, j. Spaulding; chaplain,
the Rev. w. Z. Baker. h installation
was done by DR.. ]. Arthur Robinson.
Harry Smith, the driver of the Elmore-
Morrisville stage line, has purchased a
Ford car which he will put into the serv-
ice'-Mrs. James Reed went to Burling-
ton Monday evening. expecting to re.
turn this morning with Mr., Reed, who
Is recovering nicely from a serious
operation at the Fanny Allen hospital
in Winooski.-Eugene E. Douglass, who
came here TO see his father. Albert
Douglass, who vas seriously i'll, left
Monday night for Mantica, Cal, after a
stay Of two weeks.-The Rev. and Mrs.
Arthur ". Stone arrived Monday even
ing to visit the latter's mother, Mrs.
Deette Woodward. Mrs. Stone and son,
William, nave passed the winter in
Switzerland. Mr.. Stone. who is a chap
lain in the navy, has been for some time
assigned to the U. S. S. Minnesota, and
has been given a three years appoint
ment at Port Royal, S. C.-Mrs. A. c..
Martin of Burlington, who has visited
her sister, Mrs. f. C. Barton. returned
home Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Bedell We're called to Burlington Tues
day by the illness of her sister. Mrs.
Fred Cayo.-W. w. Fairbanks left Tues
day on a trip to Burlington and North
Hero.-Past Wardens G.. |. A. Smith and
f. f. Hadley went to Montpelier Mon
day night to attend the annual meeting
OF the Grand Lodge. n. L. o. P.-George
Badger went to Rochester, N. H., Tues
day for a few days.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
II. wilkinson, who We're called to Essex
Junction by the illness of her father,
Loyal Remington, returned here Tues
day.
An exhibition by the physical culture
class of Peoples Academy, under the d.
rection of Miss Helen Daniels, will be
given at Academy hall Friday evening.
The entertainment will consist of fancy
dancing, drills. exercises and games
Mark Cutting went to Johnson Tuesday
evening to assist, for a few days, In the
Salesby store.--W. y. Hyde of East Hard
wick came Tuesday evening to pass a few
days with HIS daughter and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. +. II. Olmstead.-Miss Alice
Simmonds Of Orleans came Tuesday
evening to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Cleveland. Anna Mower
went to Burlington Wednesday to visit
her brother and wife, Judge and Mrs. Il.
C. Mower. Friends here will be glad to
able to W Walk out.--Work has been begun
In remodeling and repairing the Casstlda
Davis house on Union street, recently
badly damaged by fre.-Mrs. Nettie Mer-
rift, Miss Mertie Merritt and Miss Bes-
sic Ryder went to Burlington Wednesday.
Mrs. Merritt expects to return with her
son, who recently underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis.-Mrs II. A, Stay
ton went to Burlington Wednesday for
a short stay with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Little.-Annual meeting Of La
mobile Commandery, X. T., this evening.
James Reed, accompanied by Mrs.
Reed. arrived home Wednesday morning
from the Fanny Allen hospital Miss
Myrtle Bedell will complete her engage
ment Saturday night as an apprentice In
the millinery store of Mrs. Alice Steven
son and will return to her home at Or
ford, n. miss Bessie Brown of AL
vile Messenger office, resumed work here
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