News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-09-16
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Iy in Whteheld n. Y,
S. H. Kaiser has been visiting his SOM
family in Montpelier.
H. w. Buinham is spending the week
in White River Junction.
George w. Chaplin has purchased D.
V, Reeds arm on West Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Wells are visiting
their daughter in Lynn, Mass.
special business meeting of the Ster-
ling Club was held Tuesday evening.
Prof. R. l.. Chaffee of the High School
spoke at the Cong'l church Sunday morn
ing.
G. E. Burt and II. T. Raymond have
recently been on business trip to Roch-
ester.
DR.. Howard Sargent of Island Pond
visited relatives here the first of tie
week.
Miss Dorothy Lang of Morrisville was
a guest of Miss Nadine Boardman over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Downer of Hard
wick spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. M.
G. Lovejoy.
j. D. Sherman has moved from Roch-
ester hack to Stowe Forks, where he has
taken lumber job.
Charles Ploof of Windsor has been Wis.
iting relatives here. Charles is about to
open a large wood and coal yard in Wind
sor.
The Lake Mansfield Club House closes
it's most successful season Wednesday.
The Summit House remains open another
week.
Mrs. S. j. Dana returned Saturday
from the Fanny Allen Hospital, where
she has been receiving treatment for sew
eral weeks.
Prof. Henry Tabor of Clark University
has been a guest the past week of
his mother, Mrs. c. F. Tabor at Four
Winds Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foster have been
n Malone, N. Y, for d couple weeks,
jailed there by the serious illness of their
orother-in-law.
Sidney Oliver of Barre preached for
Rev. William Hendry at the First Meth
'dist Episcopal and the West Branch
hurches Sunday.
A dance for the benefit of the Senior
lass at the Auditorium Friday evening |
vas we'll attended. Music was furnished
y the Peerless Orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher expect to
cave about Oct. for Lake North. Fla,
here they will remain through the WIN
Or with possibility of making it their
home.
Mrs. Mary Sherbut. who has returned
ON visit of several weeks with her
hildren in Bennington, Brattleboro and
-averhill, Mass, will go soon to Burling-
IN to spend the winter.
Among those who attended the Re.
ublican County Convention at Hyde
ark Friday were II. e. Pike, A. R.
raw. S. M. Brush, M. G. Lovejoy, c.
). Watts, C. F. EDDY and F. e. Smith.
Hiram Gale of Seattle, WASH, is visit
G his brother, Bowman, and other rel
ives here. The brothers have not met
nee Hiram entered the Union army "a
ars ago. A sister, Mrs. Lease, of Wash
gtop, D. c., is also here.
Messr. C. G. Graves of Waterbury
ID F. B. Thomas of Montpelier were in
wn Monday to arrange fer the transfer
the stock of merchandise in the Eddy ;
Macutchan store to H. E. Shaw. The ,
ore is closed this week while an inven- !
ry is being taken. !
Fl. E. Shaw has purchased the $4,000 {
,ck of merchandise of the Eddy q Ma ,
tchan Company and will close out the
tire stock. This is an especially clean, t
-to-date stock and at the prices at Y
itch Mr.. Shaw will offer them the T
DDS will go fast. The sale begins
lursday: Sept. "a.
At the Progressive caucus held Satur- L
y evening DR.. J. c. Morgan and A. r.
raw were elected delegates to the state t
d district conventions at Burlington a
ursday; Ii. j. Canning and E. n. Bal n
delegates to the county convention a
4 ]. c. Morgan, M. G. Lovejoy and A. "
Straw town committee. il
Two cases of infantile paralysis have q
peared in town and the families have II
an placed under strict quarantine by h
, health officer. One case is the three y
ars old child of Mr.. and Mrs. John b
ppm on Luce Hill and the other VIC :,
0 is the twelve years old son of George =
mp, who lives in the c. E. and F. o p
rt tenements on Main street. This d
ms a serious case, the boys legs being b
npletely paralyzed. =