News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-07-21

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The display OF brthstones in the A. R
Campbell jewelry window this week, is
attracting much attention.
Mr.. and Mrs U. Grant Fancher and
son. Warren G. Fancher, of Lawrence,
Mass, are at The Randall
MIR. and Mrs. Otto Blodgett entertain.
ed their cousin, Miss Florence Clement,
of North Danville last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Waite and children
and Mr. and Mrs.. Frank Jackson are in
camp at Forest Glen Cottage at Lake
| Elmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weafer ana daugh-
ter from Dorchester Mass, are guests at
the home of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Weafer, on Bridge street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Raymore
and children went last Saturday to
Highgate Springs, where they are spend
ing several weeks at the Morse cottage.
c. A. Gle and E. E. Schutt were at
Lake Mansfield last week on a fishing
trip. They did not report big catch,
but saw bear of gigantic proportions.
E. S. Robinson and T. J. Stewart left
this morning for Randolph, where they
are attending the annual State meeting
of the Vermont Rural Letter Carriers
Association.
Mrs. Sadie Bettis and daughters, Miss
es Marguerite and Helen, of Titon, N. H..
are spending several weeks at the home
of Mr.. and. Mrs. David Muzzy in the
west part of town.
E. S. Edison has three.quarters acre
piece of oats, which he believes are as
good as the average this years. He has a
specimen on display at the post-office
which is five feet high.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Child, with N. G.
and wife of Hyde Park as their guests,
motored to Bakersfield last Sunday.
Highgate Springs was the objective point,
but the car, got out of kilter."
Mrs. A. w. Spalding of Montpelier has
been in town the past week on account
of the illness of her mother, Mrs. A. A. |
Niles. The condition of Mrs. Niles is
slightly improved, although she is not
able to sit up.
Mrs. Lyman G. Clark went to Mary
Fletcher hospital last Thursday for
treatment, being accompanied by her
Miss Ciossie Clark. She un-
derwent slight operation Saturday
and is recovering satisfactorily.
The second meeting of the Acquaint-
ance Club will be held at the Congrega-
Lional Vestry, next Friday afternoon
rom three to FIVE Ladies from all
churches are invited and are requested to
bring guests if possible. Refreshments
will be served and coin collection taken.
Judge George M. Powers and family
lave been spending the past few days at
Cedar Beach, near Burlington, where a
amily party has been held in honor of
he 21st birthday Of Urban Woodbury.,
on OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Wood.
Jury of Burlington.
Mrs. d. ]. Thomas and three children,
Benton, Euoleen and Maurine of Tur-
lers Falls, Mass, arrived in town last
friday evening for an extended visit
With Mr.. Thomas mother, Mrs. c. J.
thomas, and other relatives. They will
lso visit Mrs. Kneeland's parents in
Iorth Hyde Park.
L. NJ. Mayott and daughter, Miss Bes- {
lie, have been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
. H. McQuade and children, Thelma and
Herbert, of Chicago, few days the past
seek. Mrs. McQuade will be pleasantly
emembered as Miss May Straw of
towe. who was employed as book S
eeper in Morrisvile several years ago.
When down Cambridge way, just no.
ice the great improvement made in the
'oro village through the efforts of the 1
aides Village Improvement Society.
hat Village, pleasantly located and
nth beautiful environments, is now "a
hing of beauty" and in striking contrast
D what it used to be. The slick-up and
x-up idea is contagious and even the }
lenfolks there are getting into the no. 7
on that "a thing of beauty is a joy
,rever."