News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-12-16
JOHNSON

~. a. baiIoWs was IN bufHhRloh las'
Thursday.
Mrs. Bennett Tilotson spent Saturday
in Watervile.
Il. II. Sherwn was in Swanton last
week Wednesday,
Miss Nellie Dorr Of Underhil is guest
at VIM. Laporte's.
Mrs. P. j. Hodekins of Charlotte is in
town visiting relatives.
j. r.. Hill is in An rim N H., with
his sister, Mrs. Cristy.
Mrs. Stanhupe of s.. Adams is with
her sister, Mrs. A. j. Could.
Mis-. William Carpenter has returned
from visit in Jeffersonville.
son, Max Donald, was born Dec. LIST
to M. aud Mrs Edward Graves.
DR.. Peaks aud Mr. and Mrs. s. r. Mil
Ter were in Burlington Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Pike is assisting in the
drug store during the holiday trade.
Miss Emma Hayford is with her sister,
Mrs. Lucian Chambers for the winter.
Willie Manchester of Cambridge was
guest at e. E. Holmes the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollins, who have been
stopping at Hotel Johnson, have gone to
Morrsville.
Mrs. M. Gonya's sister, Mrs. Nile, and
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visiting her.
Col. Joseph Scott of Eden was in town
Monday. Dec. 7th, and left that night for
the West Indies.
0. &. Landon and Henry Bangs are
able TO be out. after a few days confne-
ment by illness.
Lawrence Murray and Howard Bailey
are home from Albany Business College
for tie holidays.
Sanford Kenfield, who has been suffer
ing from neuralgia and confined to the
house, is improving.
Thomas Jacobs has sold his farm TO
Horace Fonyeau, who will take posses
sion In The early sprln2
p. w. Perkins. who has shipped 20
cars of Christmas trees from here, has
returned to Tarrytowr, n. Y.
Alexander Laraway, who fell down
stairs few weeks ago, injuring his
shoulder, is able to be out again.
Mrs. Eta Richardson has rented D. S.
SCOTS tenement and will move there
from Mrs. Flavlla Holmes rooms the
first of January.
INSURANCE POLICY PREMIUMS
coming due next Winter Join the Christ
mas Club Union Savings Bank & Trust
Co., Morrisville. -adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mills and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Wareham and daughter at
tended the funeral of HAL Chase in
Fletcher last Wednesday.
Misses Katherine Prentiss and Gertrude
Baker are expectedXhome from Lasselle
Seminary, Huburn6aie, Mass, tomorrow
to spend the holiday vacation.
E. P. Jose has vacated the rooms in
the Fl. c. Parker brick building. occupied
by him as an office, and rented the S. A.
Griswold garage at the depot. He has
rented the barn of G. l.. Bishop and
opened feed store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Soue of Bur-
lington were guests of Mr. and Mrs. c.
Arthur Stearns the first of last week
Mrs. Soule remaining through the week.
Erue Griswold has purchased Mrs.
M. Hines farm on Clay Hill, known as
the Parker Carpenter farm. Mrs. Hines
will move to her new bungalow the first
of January.
DR.. R. G. Prentiss broke the axle to
his car Sunday at Waterbury Center
Holmes was called to care for the car.
The doctor and family returned about 2
o'clock, fortunately uninjured.
The G. A. R. held their annual meet
ing and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year:-Com Homer Cas-
well; Sr. Vice CON-, David Mulliken; Jr.
Vice Com, William Walker; Adj George
Courser; Quartermaster, S. c. Hill; Chap
lain, S. G. Hill.
The W. r. G. have elected the follow
ing officers for the coming year:-Pres.,
Mrs. Jennie Holmes; Sr. Vice, Mrs. Hull
dab Livermore; Jr. Vice, Mrs. Eta
Shavenaugh; Treas, Mrs. Alice Caswell;
Chaplain, Mrs. Nellie Muzzy; Con-, Mrs.
Belle Wood; Guard, Mrs. Marion Knee
land.
The officers elected by the Auxiliary
to the S. of V. are as follows:-Pres.,
Mrs. Mary Stewart; Vice Pres. Mrs. Mel
lie Muzzy; Trustees, Mrs. Nellie Muzzy.
Mrs. Lettie Stearns, Mrs. Jennie Holmes;
Treas, Mrs. Eula Kneeland; Chaplain,
Mrs. Mable Foster; Guard, Mrs. Vera
Mihill; Asst Guard. Mrs. Lettie Stearns;
Inside Guard, Mrs. Ethel Chase; Out
side Guard. Mrs. Sarah Mansfield.