News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-04-07

is road builder OF considerable expert
ence and it is the general opinion tn 1T
the choice is good one. There is con-
siderable important work to be done the
coming season, including extensive re-
pairs to Tenney bridge.
Peter Alexander of johnson is spend
ing few days here with friends.
James Jones has moved to the Daniel
Smith farm, vacated by B. c. Robbins.
The condition of Marshall little son of
Mr.. and Mrs, G. D. Howe, is improving.
Barbara, the little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. l. Newton LeBaron, is i'll of chicken.
pox.
Marc Churchill and little son, Ellis, of
Graniteville, are visiting relatives in
town.
Miss Madene Boardman has been a
guest for several days of Miss Dorothy
Lang.
George P. browne has been confiued
to his room for several days, suffering
from bronchitis.
Claude Chaplin, who lives on Morris
town Plains, has been in quite poor
health of late.
r. B. Connors of Lisbon, N H., has
been guest short time this week of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Spear.
The U. V. M students, who have been
spending the Easter vacation at home,
returned to Burlington the first of the
week.
Mrs. Ernest Griswold, who has been Ill
the past week, expects to go to Fanny
Allen hospital tomorrow for an opera
ton for appendicitis.
Mrs. George Battye has been seriously
i'll the past week, suffering from rheuma.
tism. A trained nurse has been caring
for her.
Chas. Patnaude is taking a ten days
vacation from his duties in the Messenger
office and is spending the time at home
IN Essex JUNCTION.
Mrs. Emma Garrow, who keeps house
for Leo Cowan in the Waite block, ex-
poets to go to Burlington within a few
days for treatment at Mary Fletcher
hospital
An infant son, one of the twins born
few months ago to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 4;
Bassett in Stowe, died yesterday morn
ng. The body will be brought here on
Thursday for burial.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weafer and daugh-
Ter, Mary Elizabeth, of Barre, were
guests Saturday and Sunday of the
ormer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Weafer. They left for Boston Monday.
Nathan Hale" is the name of the play
% be presented by the seniors of Peoples
Academy on April 20 and 80. This his
:orical production will be given under the
Erection of Prof Reynolds which is a
that it will be worth seeing.
Mrs. George L. Bates received word -.
asst Thursday morning of the death of 6
Ter father, W. P. Walsh, in Philadelphia,
.fter an eight weeks illness. She left
or that city Thursday night. having re-
urned from there only the night before. i
A sugar party will be given tomorrow il
vening by the Lamoille Valley Gun t
>lub at the Club House from seven until \
en- o'clock. All the members and others I
Interested are urged to be present. a b
pecial invitation being extended the il
aides. Sugar 25 cents plate. Free O
onveyance will start from The Randall. r
Attention is called to the concert to be
.iven at the Methodist church this even
ny at eight O'Clock by the teachers and
tudents OF Montpelier Seminary. 1t will
onsist of vocal solos by Miss Virginia
Peter; pipe organ by Miss Flora Boyce;
eadings, Miss Marguerite Alberton and :
Iss Margaret Shay and singing by a g
male quartet.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lavarnway en- /
ertained party of friends at their home
IN Maple street last Friday night in e
onor of their 18th wedding anniversary. |;
of ice cream and cake were d
erved. purse of money was presented v
DIR. and Mrs. Lavarnway, the presenta- S
ion speech being made by Rev. w. T. L
lest. +
c. F. Smith traded twelve acres Of c
and opposite his Dorchester Heights h
esidence, yesterday, and some lumber Ii
n the spot for building, with c. S. b
Wilder for the latter's Maple street resi- !.
ence. Mr.. Wilder expects to build a +
esidence on his new property. Mr..
mith has sold the Wilder residence to /
Inner E. Camp, who will vacate the
ouse on the same street, recently pur- .
hased by Charles Edwards. c
Mark Smith received a painful injury G
o his ankle yesterday afternoon, while P
elping to load large timber at the "
'iele farm in Wolcott, recently purchased "
" @. F. Smith & Son. The ligaments of n
be ankle were badly strained and one of Ia