News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-04-23

MORRISVILLE

Harold Taylor spent Sunday with rel
atives in Hardwick
| There will be w. R. c. meeting Mon
day evening, April %.
l.. S. Eaton and son, Charles, were in
st. Johnsbury Saturday.
The Mothers Club will meet next Fri
day with Mrs. Gussie Emmons.
Mrs. B. J. Stewart is visiting her son,
William Stewart. in East Hardwick.
Marked Improvements are being made
on the Miles property on Main street.
| w. w. Fairbanks was a recent bust
ness visitor in Burlington and North
Hero.
Mrs. Fred Ainsworth attended funeral
ofGeo. Livermore in Johnson last We'd
nesday.
Miss Alma Laraway went to Inter
vale. N. H., Saturday, where she has en-
| ployment.
Miss Elizabeth Stone went to Johnson
Friday to care for Miss Saidee Smalley,
who is ILL.,
Mrs. Geo. w. Clark and daughter,
May. have returned from Waterbury,
where they visited relatives.
Reuben Draper has sold his farm to his
brother, Daniel Draper, who took pos
session of the same Monday.
Miss Alice Amsden went to Burlington
Thursday to visit her brother, Hiram
Amsden, at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Harry Smith moved last week from
the Utton house on Maple street to the
Spencer house on Congress street, which
he recently purchased.
Mrs. Bert Clark, who has been quite
i'll for some time, went to Burlington
yesterday for treatment She was ac-
companied by Mr.. Clark.
Mrs. W. O. Jefords returned to her
home in East Hardwick Saturday even
ing, after spending few days with rela-
tives and friends in town.
The young men of the Hosea Ballou
class of the Universalist church will serve
a supper Thursday afternoon from $50
o'clock until all are served.
Mrs. Ila Niles Jackson returned home
Saturday evening from Proctor, where
ihe went to assist in staging high school
olay which met with much success.
Miss Carrie Moore, who has been en-
1loyed as cook at the Depot restaurant,
ompletes her duties there May 1. She
will be succeeded by Mrs. Jennie Slayton.
The Physical Culture class of P. A.
will hold an exhibition at Academy hall
'riday evening. April 25, at s p. m,
nder the direction of Miss Helen Daniels
G. G. Shelipsky of Burlington will open
clothing and gents furnishing goods
tore in the north end of the Tiff block.
Ie expects to be ready for business about {
lay 1st. E@ta 8@
The Unity class of the Congregational
iurch will hold a reception at the church '
arlors this evening, at which time they e
ill entertain company of young ladies y
ON the various local churches. S
c. w. Wheeler has closed up his meat )
larket here and gone back to his farlnin
towe. The store he vacated is now oc- c
lpied by Grover Rice. who has opened an t
p-to-date restaurant therein. a
John Herrick has gone to Boston, 7
here he will visit his sister, Miss Jose d
hine Herrick, and brothers Grafton and
oscos Herrick. On his return he will t.
sit his brother, Bernard Herrick, in 81
ristol, N. H. il
E. H. Calkins of Cady's Falls adver- u
sed last week horse for sale. He got II
bite first crack out of the box" and u
e horse went. Since then he has had a 7
zen calls for that horse. 1T pays to d
lvertise"-in the News AND CITIZEN. g
The Bon Ton Bakery, under its new d
is doing a good business io
lie goods made there are fresh and Id
holesome. In connection with the bak- "
y is lunch counter, where luncheons
n be had at all hours. See adv't "