News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-10-13

n H., and other points.
Il Mrs. Mary Child of North Wolcott has
been a guest, recently at the home O
+ Mrs. Minnie Smalley.
Mrs. William Colvin of New York came
!; last Friday morning for a stay with her
sister, Mrs. George Wallace.
Jacques Senesac has come here to re.
E main permanently, having sold his bus.
mess at Stanbridge Station, P. Q.
Miss Irene Taylor returned to St.
Johnsbury Monday, after some days as
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E, Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D Luce left Monday
for a several weeks visit with friends at
: points in New Hampshire and Massachu-
setts.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Boardman have
been guests few DAYS the past week of
their dau ghter, Miss Alberta Boar oman,
in Burlington.
Mrs. Anna Pease returned Monday
| from a visit in Underhll, and went to the
home of her daughter in Elmore for an
extended stay.
Mrs Julia Shontel and son. Peter
Shontell, of Crow Wing. Mimi, arrived
last Thursday evening to make their
home with the formers father, Francis
Young.
| OF ha
Theatre, Quincy Adams Sawyer and
Mason Corner Folks, complete play in
motion pictures, will be presented and
talked by Theo. Holman.
| The First Universalist Parish will meet
this evening in the vestry at seven-thirty
to take adjournment until Thursday
evening of next week, when the parish
supper and business meeting will be held.
H. L. Kelley and Frank Patno, demon
strators for the Studebaker car, have
been in town this week with two hand
some 1916 cars, Four and Six. They
are spending few days in this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Olmstead went to
Burlington Monday, where Mrs. Olms-
stead underwent a surgical operation
Yesterday. The operation was very sue
cessiul and she is expected home in about
two weeks.
Yesterday noon members of the agri
cultural department of Peoples Academy,
including Principal Reynolds, Supt.
Howe and Mr.. Merrill, instructor in this
department, enjoyed clam bake on the
shore of Lake Lamoille.
Harry Payne, who has been employed
at Burleigh farm, Holderness, N H., and
has visited for a few DAYS with his sister,
Mrs. Bruce Mcdonald, left Saturday
evening for visit with his mother. Mrs |
Laura Payne, at Concord N. H.
The Crew-Levick Co. of Phil adelphla !
are about to put in an oil and gasoene |
station here and make this distributing
point for the surrounding country. Their
oil and gasolene is said to be of the best
quality and the price much lower than,
others.
Walter Decell returned Thursday even
ing from Winooski, and reported the
condition of his mother, who is at the
Fanny Allen Hospital, as favorable. Mrs.
Decell, who is nearly 80 years of age,
underwent serious operation last week
Tuesday.
Miss Flora McCuen returned to Jeffer.
sonvile SATURDAY. evening, after visiting
friends here. She was accompanied bv
Mrs. Clara Crowell, who will visit Mr.
and Mrs. c. A. McCuen, and will also
visit friends in Essex Junction before re-
turning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wallace of St.
Johnsbury passed Sunday in town, COM
ing here on account of the serious illness
of his brother, George Wallace, of the
Union Granite Co. The condition of Mr..
Wallace has been slightly more favorable
the past few days.
Miss Elthea Robson entertained twen-
ty of her scholars of the Cole district at
the home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Robson, in the west part of town
last Wednesday evening. The time was
most pleasantly spent with games, in
strumental and vocal music and a gen.
eral good time. Refreshments were
served, after which the company enjoyed
a straw ride to their homes, and voted
the occasion one of the most ENJOYABLE
Of the term.
The only stockings in the world that
are actually shaped in the knitting, with
out seams, are sold at the Earle store in
Morrisville. This is one of the many in.
teresting features of the Burson hose.
which is being demonstrated this week
at the Earle store. An especially attrac-
tive display is shown, an expert having
been in town today to arrange the win.
dow. Similar displays are being made
IN St. Johnsbury, Barre and some of the