News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-10-21
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Mrs. II. A. Parker was in Morrisvile
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Poor is home from St
Johnsbury.
d. w. Harrison of Shelburne is visitor
at A. w. Fosters,
Raymond Golden was home from Nor
risville over Sunday.
Miss Belle King is working at Percy
! Kier's 10 Craftshury.
James L. Peck and wife were visitors
in johnson recently.
It. Mccall was business visitor in
Worthwhile Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. ". Genress were in
Morrsville last Thursday.
J. D. Martin of Hardwick was visitor
at Erastus Mann's Sunday.
Mrs. M. D. Scott of Quebec is the guest
! of her sister, Mrs. Ellen Scott.
Philo Warren was a recent visitor at
his home in Waterbury Center.
Ellis Bridgefof Morlisville was a WISH
tor in town the last of the week.
Joseph Mears and wife of Marshfied
were visitors at Ell Mann's Sunday.
DR.. John B. Wheeler of Burlington was
in town sunday in:cons ultation at c. A.
Reeds.
Bert Whttemore and wife of Hyde
Park have been recent visitors at M.
Wheeler's.
Frank Jones of Hyde Park was a visitor
at the homei of his daughter, Mrs. Nj.
Wheeler, the past.week
Mis- Leafy King, who has been passing
two weeks vacation at her home here,
returned to Craftsbury Sunday.
Mrs, j. H..iWilcox, who went to the
Mary Fletcher. Hospital in Burlington
Thursday, returned home Monday.
Mrs. F. E., Downing of Barre was in
town the last of the week, called here by
the illness of Mrs. Newell Woodland.
Newell Ellsworth and wife have re-
WI SiOlDO nun IhOl
they have been passing the summer.
c. A. Reed was taken to Burlington
Monday for an operation for strangulated
hernia. The operation was performed at
the Mary Fletcher Hospital Monday p.
m. by DR.. DR.. Wheeler and the many
friends of MI. Reed will be glad to learn
that he is progressing favorably.
j. N. Colgrove, II. l. Randall and c.
Ell. S. Cleveland have filed as Republi-
cans; and l.. G. Udall as a Progressive,
for Representative. All are good men
but it is hoped a Republican will be elect
ed. Mr.. Randall has served before, and
therefore Mr.. Colgrove's friends think it
is his turn now.
The meeting of district No. 6, o. E S.,
was held with Crystal Chapter, No. 9, at
Wocott Oct. 10. Other chapters in the
district were well represented. Grand
officers present were Mrs. Abbie Stone of
Barre, W. G. NJ; Arthur Lang of st.
Johnsbury, W. G. P; Mrs. Nellie Smythe
OF st. Johnsbury, W. G. L.; Miss Hattie
Hopkins of Jeffersonville, D. D. G. NJ,
II. NJ. Maxfield of Johnson, D. D. G. p;
Mrs. Chase of Jeffersonvlle, P. G, NJ;
Enos Sherwin of johnson. P. G. P. The |
address of welcome was given by Mrs. @. |
D. Morse of Crystal Chapter and was
responded TO by Mrs. Diana |
Pierce of Riverside Chapter. The ritual
work was exemplified by well selected |
staff of officers from different chapters, |
he degrees being conferred upon two
The school of instruction
1y the Grand Lecturer was especial in
eresting and helpful. In the contest for
he o. E. S. banner Sickle chapter was
again victorious and had the honor of
bearing the prize home again. An origi-
ial poem was given by Mrs. Mary Jenney
If Stowe. A bountiful repast was served
n the town hall by the ladies of Crystal
chapter, 92 out of town people being
eated at the first table. The meeting
vas considered very instructive and sue
essful.