News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-03-25
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J. B. Ayers has been i'll for week or
two.
Edwin Hall was visitor in Montpelier
Tuesday.
Winfred Heath was in town from John
son Friday.
c. F. Eddy transacted business in Bur.
lington Monday. .r.
G. L. Nc Mahon was business visitor
in burlington Friday.
w. G. Towne is about after a weeks
illness with Indigestion.
Earl Kenfeld of Chelsea is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. George Brush.
Miss Ruth Collins is employed in the
store of G. W. BLzzell & Co.
The high and graded schools closed
Friday for weeks vacation.
Mrs. Ellen Norway of Montpelier is
visiting at Albert Laraway's.
Preaching services at the West Branch
iSh "CiO lCbutHCu
Fri Dudley of Jericho is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Diantha Stoddard.
Marian Pike spent Sunday with her
cousin, Margaret in Waterbury.
James Sleeper of Waterbury visited his
nephew, E. c. Sleeper, last week.
E. G. Dana of Fayston visited his
daughter, Mrs NJ. j. Backus, last week.
j. F. Cary's at the lower village has
beeu connected by telephone, the number
being g.
The Peerless orchestra gave success
full dance at the Akeley Memorial build
ing Friday evening.
Will McMannus has moved to one of
the c. E. and f. o. Burt tenements on
the Flagg.T Town farm.
Mrs. L. G.. MOODY of Montpelier and
Fred Berry of Richmond were visitors at
E. K Halls last week.
William Bailey and Mrs. Mary Clark
are receiving the congratulations of their
friends on their marriage, Saturday.
Wiltord Hoisington has moved to A. Fl.
Slayton's Gold Brook tenement and will
DO employed by Mr.. Slayton on his farm.
Miss 'Rebecca Burt of Wellesley College
is in Stowe on an enforced vacation on
account of the recent fire at Wellesley.
Miss Harriet Adams has returned from
NORTH Troy, where she has passed a few
days with her sister, Mrs. r. II. Butter
field.
Mrs. c. Fl. Chaplin and granddaughter.
are visiting Mrs. Chapin's daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Boardmap.
in Burlington.
j. K. Russ has bought the Manuel
Bailey farm which adjoins his own farm
at Pucker.street. $4,000 was paid for the
farm, stock and tools.
The quarantnelhas been removed from
the house of Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Robin
son as their little son, Gordon, who has
had diphtheria has recovered. I
The Civic Club at its next. meeting.
evening, will discuss the Car
negia Foundation report, the discussion
being led by Superintendent Howe.
At the mid-month meeting of the Fl.
Ii. Smith Post, Women's Relief Corps,
Mrs. Moses Douglass and Mrs. Leon
Buttsiwere initiated into the order,
A paper is being circulated among
residents north of the corporation limits
asking that electric lighting service be
extended to the A. c. Morrill, house.
Claude Ball and daughter, Mrs. Quincy
Magoon. were in Burlington a portion of
last week as witnesses in the county
court case of Mrs. Louise Townsend.
Principal Reynolds is visiting in Boston
this week Mr.. Chaffee is passing the
week az his home at Enosburg Miss Fitz-
simonis in Jericho and Miss Baker in
Bur ilgton.
w. b. Labare, who has shown a disin. /
chnation OF late to care for his family,
has left town, snecessitating the removal
of his wife and several children TO the
town farm.
Mrs. Wilbur G. Town is suffering from
sprained ankle and other injuries re-
csived when she fell short distance
downstairs. Mr.. Town was able to be
out Saturday after weeks illness.
The holding of town office seems TO be
losing its charm. Two of the board of
listers Messrs Simmons and Cobb, and
Constable Russell have declined to serve