News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-01-06
If your label reads "Jan. 15,"
it means that your time expires
january ], 1915, not January
18th. 1"'2.@ ".a. "@''
Miss Gertrude Davis of Hardwick was
a recent guest of relatives in town.

Miss Gertrude Davis of Hardwick wa,
a recent guest of relatives in town.
| Fred Child, Jr, returned Saturday to
Albany, N Y. 10 resume his studies al
Albany Business College.
A practice meeting of Auxiliary No.
will be held Thursday night at G. A. K
! hall. All members come. q "a5e
Miss Mary Gates returned to Proctor
last Sunday to resume her position as
teacher in the public schools.
| Mrs. Harry Gibbs and two children oi
Stowe were guests Friday and Saturday
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith. ri tsa
Miss Chamberlain, a teacher in Cana
an, VT, was guest New Years at the
home of w. J. Churchill in West Elmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Grow of Johnson
were guests Tuesday of the latter's sister
and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel S.
| Luce.
Rev. George Tabor returned home on
| Monday from St. Johnsbury, where he
has been attending convention of the
| A. c. church. nll-l....s aa.,.sa.s
| The mission Circle of the Universaist
church will hold meeting at the home
of Mrs. D. H. Bedell tomorrow after
noon at 2:30. h1h "Ha VA
All interested in organizing the Moth
ers' Club and Needlecraft are invited to
meet with Mrs W. r. Ainsworth Thurs.
day afternoon at 2:3O.
Harold Adams of Farlee was guest
Monday night of his friend, Albert Smith,
on his way to Burlington, where he is a
student at, the U. Y, M. 60, .ee.n.
Mr.. and Mrs, Emile Estiguy of Ma
rieville, P. O., have been guests, recently,
of the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Senesac, on Waban avenue.
Mrs. Arthur Wheeler and daughter,
Miss Marion Benson Wheeler, have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Edwards
in Burlington tor several days the past
NCSh'A H-lt lN.ft'ttt t1fsss's '.ta ..-tt-. NNtL
Miss Catherine Chaffee returned to
New York last Wednesday night, after
six weeks here in taking much needed
rest from her duties in the social service.
,or2, efAvelers; aid work, in New York.
Mrs Annette ,Terrill has sold her resi-
dence on Morrist own Plains to Charles
Cox and possession will be given at once.
Mrs. Ierrll will spend the winter at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. FlE. Stew
art, in this village.fv 9m isam 30
The condition of Elihu Goodell, who
has been quite i'll the past tendays at the
home of " Jefferson CHURCHILL, has been
very serious the past few days, typhoid
fever having developed. Fay Tinker has
been caring for him for several days. II
The installation Of officers ofJames M !
Warner W. r c. will be held at their
hall next Monday evening, Installing
officer, Mrs. Alice George, and condpctor
Mrs. Lena Sanders. i is ,esspecially del
sired that there be large attendance.
Per order ofithe Presdent.sGj al huA II
Archie Mcleod returned last Thursday
to his home in Montreal, alter a Visit at
the home Of his sister and husband, Rev[
and Mrs Walter E. Baker. He was act
compaaied by, Mrs. Baker and ehildren
for aNisit atgthe9home, of her, parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George McLeod!sdo
TIE members of The iWon1ati's clab ard
to serve fii,een;cent supper AZ the Con
sregational vestry next Friday alter
noon, January 3, from rom $40 uptila uptil all ard
served. 1t is hoped that all friends of the
Club will be present to enjoy good supY
per and social time. The High School
orchestra Win play during slipper hours
Harold W. Haskins, ,Middlshury, Isl
has been a,guest the past twon days Of
Mr. and MRS. John L. Slater on George
street. MIR. Haskinss will captain the
Middlebury College base ball team the
coming season and will fill the position II
Of catcher He was one of the strong II
men on the team last YEAR playing in