News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-11-12
LOCAL NJ e WV S
MORRISVILLE

W. J. Spencer was recent visitor il
Brattleboro.
The Retirement Fund entertainment i.
progressing finely
Bert Wallace of Waterbury is spending
a few days in town.
Whittier Gates is suffering from brok
en- wrist, which he sustained Monday.
Much time is being spent on the enter
tainment of Nov. 21st. Everybody help
it along.
Mrs. Loren Smith of st. Johnsbury was
a recent guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, &, H Small
Mrs Lydia Peck and Miss Lucy Pres
ton are moving from the Patch house on
Summer street to Wolcott.
Town Clerk Niles had issued 225 hun.
ters' licenses up to noon yesterday as
against over 800 last year.
H, II Cushman is one of the successful
deer hunters of the season, baving shot
a 165 pound buck yesterday.
MIR Hollands of Boston is in town, in
stalling the machinery at the E. w. Web
ster Goodyear Shoe Repair Shop.
Miss Ildah Gale of St. Albans, former
teacher in the Grammar school, was a
guest of friends in town SATURDAY..
c, F. Smith and wife and J. r. Parker
and wife are attending the National
Grange meeting at Manchester, N. H.
Mrs. c. r. Jamison of White River
Junction is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. J.
Fisher and mother, Mrs. Caroline Cole
Elmer Sargent and Miss Christie
Phillips, both of Stowe were united in
marriage at the NJ, E. parsonage yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Lyon and Mr.. and
Mrs. Maxwell Sornberger of Burlington
were guests Wednesday of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Warren.
Mrs. Willis Terrill has finished work at
the Depot Restaurant, and once more
Mrs Boynton is at the head of the cul-
mary department.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. TiIlotson and
daughter, Marion, came Saturday even
lug from St. Tohnsbury for a few days
s,y with relatives.
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Mrs. c. J. Thomas, who has been spend
ing several weeks with Mr.. Thomas in
Manchester, N. H., has returned home,
accompanied by Mr.. Thomas.
AT the teachers meeting Monday even
ing Miss Mary Gates reviewed the book
entitled, "The Teachers HEALTH" Miss
Crosby the book, "The Status of the
Teachers"
Town Clerk A. A. Niles has turned
over to the constable only $5OO.23 un-
collected town taxes. This is certainly
record breaker. eOt the village taxes
only S41 OF is uncollected.
jim Kelley is happy-all because his
Christmas tree territory is not excluded
from the city markets because of the
brown tail and the gypsy moth. He
will ship some 10000 trees.
Mrs. Ida Churchill has returned from a
five weeks visit with Miss Alice Gile in
Chicago and also with relatives and
friend sin Detroit, Mich, Buffalo, Mimi,
and other points in the west.
The anniversary of the founding of the
n. E. o. P. Lodge will be celebrated with
Lamoille Lodge next Tuesday evening
The Grand Lodge officers will be present
and a good attendance from the Stowe
and Hardwick lodges are expected. A
banquet will be served, followed by
dancing.
Mrs. M. B. White and son, Maurice |
Leon, and Mrs. Robert Brown of Great !
Darlington, Mass. who has beena guest |
for some time at the White home, went |
Wednesday to Barre for visit with rela-
tives before leaving for Great Barring
ton, where Mrs. White and son will |
spend some time with relatives.
While riding on load OF gravel with
his father last Thursday, Wallace. little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Perry, who re-
side on the Laporte Road, fell from the
Dad, the wagon passing over him, badly
,ruising one leg and side and breaking
lis collar bone. While Mr.. Perry was
.akipg the boy from under the wagon
10Th came near being run over py an