News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-10-21


delegation was present from surroundin,
towns. A dinner was served at the hal
this noon by the ladies of the local corps
{. B. Spaulding, assistant postmaster
has resumed his duties at the office, al
ter weeks vacation.
The Baraca class of the M. E. SUNDAY
school have supper at The church or
Wednesday evening of next week.
The o. E. S. will serve public supper
at the Masonic hall next Tuesday. begin.
ming at $50 p. M. Admission Is cents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Jackson of Jericho
We're guests over Sunday at the home oi
States Attorney and Mrs M. P. Mau.
rice.
Mrs. c. F. Smith left Monday for Au-
gusta, Me-, where she was called by the
illness of her daughter, Mrs. Roy Ma
comber
Mrs. Robert Eaton and son returned
Monday from visit of three weeks at
Fairfield with her sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Greene.
Mrs. P. J. Liberty left Monday for
Pattsburg, N. Y, for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. George Reid, who is re-
covering from severe illness.
Mrs. Flora Brabenberg and son, Louis,
OF Ticonderoga, N Y, are guests of her
brother, A. Green, and family on the
Smith & Tillotson farm above Dorchester
Heights.
Hon. H. c. Fisk and wife and daugh-
ter leave for Florida next week Wednes-
day, stopping enroute few days with
their daughter, Mrs. Thompson, in New
York City.
Miss Helen L. McMath, teacher of
pianoforte, a student of the New Eng
land Conservatory, will for,n a class
here. She is at present at the home of
Geo. P. browne.
Mrs. Mary Stone has leased her home
on Bridge street for the winter and will
leave soon for Medford, Oregon, where
she will spend the winter with her son,
A. ". Stone, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Slayton, T. ].
Stewart, Mrs. H. A. Smalley, Mrs. c. s.
Cornell and c. F. Smith went to Barre
today to attend the State Sunday school
convention. Others will go tomorrow.
Frank B. Morse went to Bethel, Mon.
day, where he attended the 41st reunion
of the Eighth Vermont Regimental Asso-
citation and the dedication of the General
Stephen Thomas tablet. He will visit
friends at Boston, Fall River and Provi-
dence before returning
Harry Smith, who recently traded his
farm in Stowe with S. H. Matthews,
has purchased the Stiles farm adjoining
the Matthews farm in the west part of
town, of E. 6. Foss, the deal including
all the personal property. George Stev. |
ems has been living on the Stiles farm for :
some time.
Rev. w. E. Baker of the Congrega-
tional church leaves tomorrow for De-
.roit, Mich, where he will occupy the
pulpit of the Westminster PRESBYTERIAN
,hurch next Sunday. Rev. c. U. Ran
som, a missionary from the Zulu mission,
who has been spending part of his va.
alton at Greensboro. will occupy MIR.
Bakers pulpit next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Newcitv have gone
o Montgomery for a weeks visit before
eaving for Florida, where they will rea
ide. Mr.. Gauvin, who has purchased
he laundry business took charge of the
anne Saturday. Mr.. Gauvin has moved
rom the Patch Mouse on Summer street
o the laundry building and Mr. New
ity has stored his household goods in
l. J. Edmunds barn on Congress street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Montague and !
on, who have resided for over twenty
ears in California, and who have been ,
i this vicinity for the past two weeks, ;
ave decided to remain in Morrisville
uring the winter. They have rented
lrs. Mary Stones residence on Bridge !,
treet and have taken possession. Mr..
nd Mrs. Montague resided here about =
4 years ago in the Stafford house on !
Test High street, the former working at h
nat time as a carpenter and builder. I,
Among those from this vicinity who v
ttended the Vermont State Teachers f
ssociation at St. Johnsbury last Thurs Z
az and Friday were, Supt. @. d. Howe, Il
rim. R. G. Reynolds, Prof Miller, Miss a
larry Jean Simpson, Miss Grace Gates, o
iiss Bessie Thayer, Miss Catherine
ilcox, Miss Florence S. Chaffee, Miss
sna Merrill, Miss Clara Carpenter.
iss Grace Russ, Miss Bessie RYDER, :
iss Ada Hoyt, Miss Edna Slayton, .
iss Esther Bacon, Miss Mamie Weaver. | \
iss Rsie Stearns, Miss Luella Atchin-
n. IF