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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

N
9eudoem er bier BEL ieiner @ltern oie
8ei5madtsferien perbrodt, iit Cos
pm gidoff nod ct. CLOUD 5uriid.
! gefebrt, no ct Ste @taatsnormali4ns
le beiudt. = SRI. 8uidmam, So9'
ter ser bier tpobnboften 6omilie So
bann 811i@mann, liegt beoenfli@ err
fronft rieoer. IS. Maber un6 Sra,
BON ct. 9lntbonp >paren %pergangene
@obe BEL ibrem bier mobnen6en
@obne Gbriltiar gu @alte. = Sim IL.
Sanuar miro in ser @emein6ebane
gum Beiten unferer 4forrfir6e cine
&nrtenpartie gebalten. = Die @isge=
ieuidaft bot om Montag init Ser Cts
ernte begonnen! 9as Sis lit gegen
10 3on sid.
ct. Mntbpnb.
&ontraftor Muguit 9orma1t bon
MIbanD lit lebte ISOLDE nit Dem 8au
ser 1e11en ct. Srancis Stride i'm
n0roliden &rmntotpn ferttg getpor-
ben. Die nit Dem Nenbau berbun=
6eren Soften belaufen iid auf $780,
600. = @url &ronmiiqer bot iid
nod Snamia begeben, mo- er @tien-
babnidmeuen 5uredt BADEN NITRO. -
|9ie 10 Slider umfaiienbe Ceiling
|Gorm> melde Morit &0iden Dor 5mei
|8oden fir 5000 taufte, bot er Die
ier Gage fir IS Collars ben Mder
an aug. @tiibe fa11fli9 iibergeben
laiien. = @11bert @remers NOR Iette
ISOLDE nod Seem Muni9 gu feinen
Shmiegereltern Stroing auf Beiub.
- @eimi9 &Iinberg, Elm nobe5u so
Sabre otter @an1> bot lette @ode
BRET Gage um1rterbroden geidlafen;
ieitbem nimmt er n11r elm Helm tpenig
Nabrung at fi9. = Sobonn @Dinf,
ser ieinen St116ien in minneapolis
immer nod obliegt, liegt bier ont
2nngenfieber erfrnnft nie6er.
Mapbem Safe.
9ie bier om 8eibno9tstoge fir
6ie 6ur9 Sen ertropdiiden &rieg in
Deutidlan6 nnb Seiterreid=1ngarn
beimgeiudten Smilien erbobene
&onefte ergab 6ie id0ne 5umme bon
$73. = &obert Seiie bon Colo
.Spring eritattete iiber Sic Seiertoge
ieiner bier mobnen6en sdmeiter Ebe-
reiia Seiie einen 8eiud. = Gran5
&obr, 5rau un6 &in6er bon 2itd=
fielo, Meim., iin6 bier bel Ser Grau
Stepb. 2iibbesmeper, Sante ser Srau
&obr, gu @oite. = Soiepb @e.le,
Sro11 un6 &inb bon ct. CLOUD ge-
molten Die @aitfreun6idoft ser bier
pobnen6en 6milie Sobnnn 2eb=
mana. = @itt1pe stepbm S9rooer,
meI9e Dor 8oden i'm 81. &apboeIs
@oipital gu 5t( CLOUD operirt par6e,
lit 10 peit genelen 6aB lie nod 9mie
entlall len tper6en fonnte.
Mlban1.
SIM Sci emom @ebar6e lit eine
8illar6 Sale er0ffnet morben; Otto
S. @olf lit Ser gigentbiimer uno
tbut Elm gutes @eidaft. = Nodoem
er 6ie Geiertage BEL ieinen bier mob=
nenoen gItern perbradt, lit Geo. u.
@6afer am Montag nod 8oplus STR
nbernabme leiner @eiddftsitellung
5urudgefebrt. - @efdtpifter Aurelia
II. glenora Sbeiien beranitalteten am
Neuiobrsoben6e ibren Greun6innen
redt angenebme @t1n6en. =
Seinrid S. @ddfer 1T nit ieiner 5a.
mile bon ct. CLOUD nod bier umge.
8ogen un6 bot in Ser @briit. &am-
merI &efi6en3 Auartier genommen.
Seinri6 1T Ser 1te11 errarnte Boit.
bon MbmD, un6 er miro
R1lr5em oieie Stene a1rtreten.
gpnen En1e sEebrunr ertpurtet er fei-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

Maoemie oufgefubrt miro. Cine
rehenburem Nuben iein. Serr gnot
belt lid nod ser g~eriammlung nod
mebrere Gage bier auf unb iab iid
in ser Anbringung BON Antbeilen
our grmog1tdrng uno 11rdfibruns
bes 3roieftes gut unteritiist. - Ser
oinonb 3eters, Graiioert Ser Dat
gtute @unf, febrte Weithpod bon Dat
5uriif, pobin er tpegen 6e3 l4lim-
men 3ultonoes bes 8anffal1ierers
Gran5 S. Halmid, tpelder bon un-
befannter Suno nit einem &niippel
uber SEN &opf geidlagen puroe, 10
BOP CT betpuBtlos 5u 8o6en ftel, ge-
rufen muroe. Inter 6em 8er6aht,
Sic untbat begargen 5u baben, lit
Elm iunger Mam 6ingfeit gemaht
lpor6en.
Midn1utb.
geiters n1f BEN nr1bermeioltbet
Gang in sic gtpigfeit %porbereitet, bat
III Montog gernbar6 @iaenbring,
obn ser bier mobnen6en Samilie
syran5 @inenbring, I'M @m1ie ietne5
8aters, nod foit Sabre tangent Set
Sen an ser M~us5ebrung, oos 3eit=
Iide geiegnet. Ser 8erltorbene En-
reidte ein Sitter bon etpa Al Sabs
m uno er pi6mete feline bette Se-
bensfraft ols 2ebrer Ser gr5iebung
Ser Sugeno. @ie er SEN linn at1ber,
trumten Sdulfin6ern 1tets 6nr9
Wort uno Shot Elm gutes 8eiipiel
qab, 10 mor er oIs 6milienpater iei-
ner 10 idmer gepriiften @ottin Elm
treuer 2ebensgefdbrte un6 ieinen
Rinoern Elm f%iiriorglider Softer. Sn
an fei1rem Sbur un6 2aI1en 5eigte er
iid oIs gutter, tre11er 8irger nno als
mirfIi6 tpoblmeinen6er Grenno, TO
bnb ibm iiderli9 Bel allen, Die I'M
feline guten Marneseigenidaften tpuB-
ten, Elm geiegnetes Mn6enfen erbal>
ten iein miro. Donneritag firoet Die
geeroigung bon ser bieiigen 8farr-
firde aus Itot. Ser trm1ern6en Got,
tin, Sen boterIos getpor6enen &in-
bern nn6 Sem alten @her bes Ser
itorbenen entbietet Ser vMorbitern"
fem oufridtiges 8eilei6 uno minidt
bem 9eritorbenen sic etpige @ube. =
6einrid 8ruring nn6 Coffin bon
Miinifer, @asfntdepon, Canada,
lfno bier Bel Ser Mutter 8runing,
nndbem oieielben Ser in ct. CLOUD
mobnenoen Tnmi1ie @erbar6 8ru-
ming tire Mufmartang gemo@t bot
ten, 51 8efuh eingeroffen. = Sbeo-
Dor Drummer begab fi@ 0ienitag
nnh 81. CLOUD, bon tpo CT nit Dem
Mben65uge Sen Sransport 5peier init
Bieb belooenen @oggons I'M Mnftra=
ge Ser Better Sarming Sarmers VIZ
focintion nod @io-St. Saul, beiorg=
te. - MIois gmslan6er bon ct.
gIou6 er}fattete ieinen bier tpobnen>
BEN gIterr eiren m%ebrtdgigen Be
fud. - SIZE 8oftoffice tit IN bos Biz
balm bon Sobn Mbmam als go
neutrality-suspicious. ben1tbte Sc
bd116e nit 60. @urit als Hoitmeiiter
perfect uoroen. = grpoitmeiiter so.
81. guiien begab fid @ontag m &c
iddften nod ct. CLOUD. = Gerhard
grdgelmnm un6 Srou unb So5n
@inenbring nnb @atttn more1 IN
DuIutb, mo iie lire E0dter @lifabetb
1rno Morgaretba, Die bort boberen
@fuoien obIiegen, befu@ten. = So
fepb @etid erbielt Sic betriibenoe
Mndri@t bonn 9ooe ieines 8ru6ers
ssocob, tpelder IN ct. @idaels,
Minn., I'M mBergetp0bnli@ bo5en
sitter bon 81 Sabren bos 3eitli@e
fegnete-
4etu 1nnid.
8. S. Boner unb @atttr bon Sna-
mia erfotten bier etaen pertponbt<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

1pem langeren 8eiude. - sos. 3be,
Len faufte BON Soiepb 8ottger 80
Ader 2anb. - Wit elmer guten edit
ler5abl tpurbe am Wontag Ser I'm
terridt in unieren Sdulen mie6er
m1fgenommen. = 8eim Wid. 2ut-
gen por es nidt Elm Mdbden lon-
bern Elm itrammes gibden, oas
ourd ieine anfunft CUR Sebung Der
@eibnadtsfreuoen beitrug. = Sobn
Rauidl melfer in Ser NGbe BOT,
Seem Muni9 nnterridtet, lit nod
@er6ringung Ser Beibnndtsferien
bier I'M elterliden @ouie a1f fem Mr-
beitsfeI6 5uriifgefebrt. = Mebrere
unierer Garmer lieben Montag bon
&escoe aug 8ieb nod SibSt. Soul
perienben. Ger bon 60. 2initer be
fer Gage beranitaltete SAT- pn iebr
gut beiudt. = Matb. Birf mar Ron-
tag @eiddfte baIber nod Ser @ountD-
@auptitabt. = Die Creamery 60.
nnbu1 Montog gum lesten Stole
8obm in Ser nIten 8utterfabrif ent.
gegen; bieie ISOLDE miro 6ie @didi-
merle u1s ser often IN Die re1le @rea-
merp tronsportiert. - @m. Sacots
ur6 Grou maren nuf einiee Gage BEL
Ser Gomi1ie Mntor @arfd gu @aite.
T. @eit Montag fin6 Die 4inber Der
|Sos. @onidt65omilie ouf Ser @ran-
tenIifte.
@anf Centre.
ssn ser 6amilie Matb. Motbe it
Elm >poderes Sobnden aIs @fh
nodtsgeidenf eingetroffem. @oee
es Den begludten gltern tuie Bel fi'
ner Mrfunft nod biele Sabre Die
@eibnodtsfreuben 5u redt mgerpb-
men MAIDEN. au9 INT ser Gmmife
geif. gpens ereignete fid 6os 5re1.,
6enereigniB gu gleider 3eit, tpo5u rn-
fern @lidtpuni9. - @omtag, oer
3. San11ar, bielt Ser in Ser ct. Hmlls
@emein6e beitebenbe ct. Sofep1-
Mdnnerperein feline monatlide Ser
immlung in Ser sdulbone, tpobn
sic ginfubr,1ng ser ne1,en 9eamten
bordenommen tpur6e. 9odtp. 9err
Mr5t, Ser eeiitIide 5iibrer oes Ser
ems, ermobrte in ieinem por5ngliden
8ortroge sic Bemten, lire Hflihtea
bem Wereir un1 BEN Mitglieoern &C.
qeniiber getreu u1ro getpifienboH 81
erfiinen >pdbrenb seq neuen Sobres.
Mod @d1uB ser @erfamntlung fpatr'
Sc SEN gereinsmitglieoern cine at
qenebme ueberrnidung bon BEN Nsh'
qIieoern bes Jralten . 3meigbere1ns
nit elmer fleiner grfriidrng 511tbeI,
tpeIde 6onfen6 o%11genommen prroe
Ser Mben6 tpor in @irf1idfeit EN-
folder, tpie ct fid urter @ereinsr@'
qIieoern ge3iemt. Sen goftgebenoen
Tro11er, 1T ser ber3li@e Donf M
sic Sen Mannern getporoene Heber'
rai6u1g a%rseeiproden.
6reepprt.
@eimi6 Eonpan befinbet ii4 I'M.
mer nod auf ser &ranfenlilte, p@
o,h bon Sen. Mensmam qefagt tper'
SEN mub. = Grou Sen. @iooing n1o
godter 2eoneao bon Gong Hrairie
tporert auf einige Gage Bel Der So
mile Sofepb g%utttpeiler gu @oite. -
gluf Dem binter Dem aoriars SeiD<
1ton %geIegenen @runoftid 1T EN-
neues gisba1s erridtet moroen-
@ei6miiter geroniea uno 2eond eb
resmortn un6 Mortin gbresmat
BON mooie Sam, @osf., Canada. mn.
rem bier Bel ser Gomilie So. apbler
All @aite. = @uoolpb $ofden bon
gtreeter, 81. g., perbrodte Die 6eier-
toqe Bel ieinen bier mobnenoen el-
tern.
81. Angnfta.
Mitte letter @ode traf 3ereo 3.
Mo}er bon Midmonb nod einer1 8'
1ude in 2uremburg 5u einem ldnga.
rem 8eiude Bel bieiigen @erpa1oten
uno 6rennben Elm. - Ser olte Serr
Mouer mor uber sic Geiertage in ct.
gIou6 Bel ieinem Sdtpiegeri obne,
6em aud I'M reren Sabre ftets BET
teren TonD Serrabe.
Sine @iber
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-06

you need have no fear of that"
responded Tim, so humbly that Shee-
han glanced at him, first in surprise
and then in contempt. If he were
young man he. would not stand for
such treatment. He, Paddy Sheehan,
would have shown that he had will
of his own.
Despite the most careful observa-
ton on his part it was clear that the
would-be son-in-law did not attempt
to speak to Kathleen during the voy-
age. Paddy had been prepared for
an outburst on Kathleen's part; he
had nerved himself to resist it; but,
to his amazement, Kathleen thor
oughly agreed with him that Tim had
had no business to go by the same
ship. She spoke so lightly Of the
young fellow that her fathers mis-
givings gradually abated and he grew
convinced that he had succeeded in
convincing his daughter of the
pups" worthlessness.
He lost sight of him at Queenstown,
but when he came upon him at Kerry,
standing spick and span, with
shamrock in his buttonhole, at the
railroad station, his anger burst out
against him.
You're following me-" he shouted,
shaking his fist under the young
mans nose,
"Mr. Sheehan, I'll have you know
once for all that have no intention
of following YOU . responded Tim. 81
have come to Kerry to visit my old
mother"
eff you cross my. path again I'll eat !
your shouted the ex-alderman.
But the young man only turned |
away with offended dignity and Pad |
dy, muttering and threatening, at
tempted to hire jaunting car.
AS the only one had just been hired
by Murphy he was compelled to send
to the livery stables for one. Growl-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-06

Impossible? Amt he fact?" de-
manded her father, frowning. This
docility on his daughters part was
beyond his comprehension.
"Oh, please, don't let us speak
about him again" pleaded Kathleen.
And, as the car arrived at that mo-
ment, her father, Modified, got in and
seated himself beside her.
All the way to Nora Finnerty's cot
tage he pointed out the old land
marks. By the time the little
matched building was in sight he was
as enthusiastic as boy. He drew up
the car, leaped down and stared into
the wrinkled face of the old woman
knitting at the door. Then he flung
his arms about her,
tits Nora Finnerty, by all that's
sacred% he shouted. Don't you
know me, Nora? I'm Paddy Sheehan
Paddy that used to be your sweet
heart in the long ago"
The old woman arose, beaming.
Paddy she cried. "Baek from
Chicago, where it's great things I'm
hearing of you all these years. But
you must come in and have a bite.
Only you mustn't kiss me, Paddy, be-
cause my husbands away and he
wouldn't like it."
Your husband!' echoed Paddy.
Michael O'Rourke, who's at the
fair today, leaving me the sweetest
boy - but, come in-here's my son
Tim, Mr.. Sheehan."
The ex-alderman looked speeches.
ly at Tim Murphy. Then, whether or
not the occasion overcame him, he
his hand. And instantly his
daughters arms were round his neck.
Father, we love each other" she
pleaded. Father you won't keeRus
apart?"
"If I'd have known" began Shee-.
han, growing, and then he clapped
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-05-19
WOLCOTT

G. w. Jones is clerkng in G. e. Has
kell's store.
Miss Alma Cook is visiting friends in
New Hampsire.
G. T. Allen and wife spent Sunday at
r.. j. Caswell' in Morristown.
Mrs. A. w. Powers has returned home
from the Hospital in Hardwick.
Mrs. j. w Scott and Hattie Marshall
are visiting friends in Hardwick.
Archie Billiard returned home from
Burlington the first of the week.
Mrs. P. Smith has gone to Randolph to
visit her daughter, Mrs. w. f. Eastman.
Several from this town atteded the flu
neral of Mrs. George Wheeler in Hard
wick today.
G. e. Lurvey and wife spent Sunday
with their daughter, Mrs. Homer Dean,
in Wheelock.
Several members of Wolcott Camp Wis
tied Morrisville Camp, M. W. of A. on
Tuesday evening.
W. S. Silloway and wife left Tuesday
on an automobile trip to Lancaster, N.
H.. and points in M Massachusetts,.
The Ladies' Aid meet at the parsonage
Friday afternoon. Everybody invited
In response to roll call, the members are
requested to give a favorite recipe. Sew
ing to be done.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-05-19
North WOlCOtt

Mrs. Hannah Churchill is NOT as WELL
Horace Hill is again confined to the
house by illness.
G. W. Moulton and son, Max, were in
Morrisvile Monday.
Foster Andrews and Miss Myrtle Reed
were in the place Sunday.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Denton visited
over Sunday at D. W. Flanders.
Miss Pearl Silloway of Elmore has
been visiting at W. E. Churchill's.
No services at the church last Sunday,
owing to the absence of the pastor.
Harry Russ and Miss Blanche. Andrews
returned home from Massachusetts Sat-
urday.
Grant Clark has finished work in Hyde
PARK and is now stopping at George
Talman's.
Alton Stoddard, Mrs. Beatrice O'Brien
AID Miss Myra Denton, visited friends
and relatives in Elmore Sunday.
Mrs. Charlie Lurvey was called to
Greensboro Thursday by the illness of
her daughter Mrs. Homer Dezan.
Ernest Udall has been suffering from
blood poisoning in one hand, caused by
getting the said member scratched on a
DarDed wire fence.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-05-19
ODER Hill

Elbridge Jones of johnson was on the
Hill Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Manning were in
Hyde Park Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Currier of Richmond
were automobile visitors at r. G. Currier's
Sunday.
Don McAllister, Alva Jones and F.
Blanchard of North Hyde Park, are help
ing A. W. Lanpher at the Parker &
Stearns mill.
Geo. Foss and Dr. G. B. Allen of Hyde
Park were visitors on the Hill the past
week-Dr. Allen being called to see a
sick colt of C. w. Manning's.
B. r. Newcomb of Morrisvile was on
the Hill Tuesday with bis tea cart, it be-
ing his last trip on the Hill, as he has
sold out to Ernest Mills of Johnson.
Ernest Bidwell returned from Burling
ton the past week, where he had been
with his father, VIM. Bidwell, who is at
the Mary Fletcher Hospital, where he re-
Gently underwent serious operation for
gall stones.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-05-19
Garfield

Garfield
Earl Mower is at work for E. o. Coombs
peeling bark.
Miss Ellen Button is at work for Mrs.
Perley Prescott.
Herbert Fairbanks of Hyde Park was
in this place Sunday.
Homer Lanpher was business visitor
in this place the first of the week.
Mrs. Elroy Horner, whose illness was
noted last week, is somewhat better.
George Allen of North Hyde Park was
bushes visitor in this place Monday.
Chas. Gregg and wife of Hyde Park
were guests at the home of Morrill, Gates
and wife last Tuesday.
Alberto Sherwood has just returned
from Florida and is in much better health
than when he left here last fall.
George Keeler of Newport was guest
for short time last week at the home of
his sister. Mrs. G. M. Davis, and family.
Mrs. Ella Prescott returned Saturday
from Morristown, where she has been
caring for Mrs. Hattie Small. whom she
left much improved in health.
There was no school here Friday as our
teacher, Mis- Butler. attended the teach
er's convention at Hyde Park. She spent
Saturday and Sunday at her home in
johnson
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-05-19
Stowe Methodist Church Notes

Plans are being laid for the Annual
Sunday School picnic. Rally day is May
Both. Don't pull back, come along.
Special award of class pins, for the class
making the best record on Rally day.
Next Sunday, Mrs. Butts and her class
of boys, will have charge of the Sunday
School. You will be loser If you miss it.
Last Sunday morning, the Pastor gave
an interesting talk to the children from
1 Kings 81, and a sermon on "Our Re-
sponsibility" from Phil. As. A solo
"Some Other Day." by Miss Buzzell was
a feature of the Service.
The Sunday School was opened by
singing, "We are little Sunbeams'' by the
Sunbeam Choir, with Miss Mildred
Holden at the organ. Their singing was
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-05-19
Normal School Notes

"The College Night" given by the
Glee Club at the Opera House on Thurs
day night, was great success. After
the entertainment those who took part
enjoyed feast at Normal Hall. It is to
be regretted that so few were present at
one of the most dainty and interesting
enter ailments ever given in Johnson.
All the teachers and about thirty stu
dents attended the Teachers's Conven-
ton at Hyde Park last Friday. Mr..
Crosby's automobile was the leading at
traction and was featured on several &C.
casions in "Pinafore," which was pre-
sented in connection with the convention.
The Juniors will give Strawberry
Social during the afternoon and evening
of Saturday, May %.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-05-19

enjoyed by all, and will be one of the at
fractions of the school in the future.
Committees were appointed to provide
suitable exercises for the observance of
Childrens' Day on June Goth. Com. on
Decorations, Young Peoples Class. Com.
on exercises, Miss Marjorie Watts, Mrs.
Butts, Miss Elsie Alger, Mrs. Collins and
Mrs. Cairns.
The report of the Secretary of the Sun
day school for the past four months is as
follows Total Membership Jan. 1st., Ga
May 1st,, III. Average attendance jan,
AZ. Feb, IS. March, 49,, April, g..
Cash rec'd., $40 IA.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-05-19
Waterville

Mrs. Laura Cheney has returned home
from Burlington.
Miss Beatrice Buck of Newport was
the guest of Miss Iva Laraway last wee k.
Merton Mann and family and Sherman
Mann and family of Orleans were in town
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Mann and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Westcot, Jr., of Orleans are
visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Hebb of .JeffersoL-
vile were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ.
Maynard over Sunday.
Waterville Lodge, No. So, Knights of
Pythias, will confer the rank of Knight
this week Friday night. Jacksonville
Lodge will be in attendance and assist in
the work.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-05-19
STOWE

Read Buzzel's adv. on this page.
Mrs. G.. B. Marshall spent Saturday in
Montpelier.
Max Fullington of Boston was a visitor
here Tuesday.
G.. W. Buzzell was visitor in Barre
last Thursday.
r. E. Grahame is in town this week
from Montpelier.
Norman French was in town from
Montpelier Tuesday.
Geo. Bill of Hartford, Conn, is visit
or at w. J. McLean's.
F. j. Billings and Harry Brown are the
latest Ford purchasers.
Mrs. Diantha Stoddard is visiting her
granddaughter in Montpelier.
Ward Chaffee has rented W. f. Harris
tenement at the Lower Village.
A carload of road oil for use on the viii
| lage streets was received last week.
Foaty couples attended the social
uduCO at hObOl nan OFCHlbSs
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Gibbs visited
their daughter in Barre over Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Barrows of New York
City is guest at Green Mountain Inn.
Ernest Robinson and Mrs. Iva Shonio
Chase were married at Waterbury Tues
day.
Mrs. Della Moody and daughter, Mary,
spent day or two in Burlington last
week.
Miss Anna Fitzsimonds of the High
School visited her home in Richmond
over Sunday.
Mrs. Diantha Stoddard went to Mont
pelier Saturday to visit her granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. G. B. Boyce.
Mrs. Jerome Stowell and granddaugh-
ter, Rebecca Buron, visited relatives in
Burlington last week.
Mrs. Elva Chase and children of St.
Adams are stopping with Mrs. Chase's
uncle, NJ. J. Shonio, of Stowe Forks.
Miss Margaret Harris, who has been
visiting her parents at the Lower Village,
returned to Middlebury College Tuesday.
A heavy blanket of new snow covered
both mountains Monday. According to
the ancient prophecy winter is now six
weeks ago.
Howard E. Shaw, G. F. Eddy, Harold |
c. Mcmahon, F. E. Smith and W. w.
Adams attended the Shriners' meeting in
Friday night.
Mrs. E. A. Barrows of New York is a
guest at Green Mountain Inn. She found |
Mr.. Barrows, who spent the winter at !
the State hospital in Waterbury in fail |
ng health.
An "extraordinary" supper was served /,
by the men at Unity church vestry last /
evening. There was a good attendance
Ind the event proved very enjoyable.
]. L. Stafford acted as chef and T. A. |
Douglass as head waiter.
Ernest Robinson has purchased the |
George Demeritt farm with stock, tools,
stc., at Moscow turn. He has immediate
Mr.. Demeritt is undecided
ret where he will locate but thinks he
nay purchase home in New Hampshire.
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Remembers Native Town

A $40 contribution has been received
by Mrs. B. T. ODER toward the cemetery
fund fromEdwin c. Perkins Of Frankfort.
South Dakota. Mr.. Perkins is a native
of Johnson, leaving here when young
man to try his fortunes in the West,
where he seems to have prospered, but
holds warm place in his heart for his
native town and friends of former years.
He is brother of Edmund Perkins and
Mrs. Cynthia Coolidge of this town.
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Methodist Church

The Ladies Aid at their meeting last
Thursday decided to hold supper in
the vestry the last of the month. Mrs.
Mansfield invited the members to hold
the June meeting at her home.
The attendance at Sunday School May
16 was n.
The Junior League meets on Wednes-
day at $3.50 p. m. Prayer service at 1880
p. M, at the conclusion of which a meet
ing of the parsonage committee will be
held.
hhe adjourned meeting of the Financial
Board will be held on Monday next at s
d. m.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-05-19

represent the church, with the pastor, at
the annual State Conference at Barre
this week. Together with Mrs. D. E.
Collins, and DR.. James L. Barton, who is
to speak tonight on 1.-THE Church and a
War Distracted World" they started
this morning by auto for Barre, and will
return Thursday afternoon.
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Cady's Falls

S"Nsy - @AAo
Lorenzo Calkins is visiting friends in
Centerville.
Mrs. Amos billiard is stopping at N.
E. Cobleigh's.
Miss Effle Sherwood was a guest at Jay
Sherwood's the last of the week.
Chas. Miner is having a serious time
with his toe, caused by an ingrowing
nail.
Mrs. l.. j. Smith spent last Thursday
at her fathers, Joseph Towle's, in VOL
cott
Everett Newcomb from New York is
visiting his parents, w. S. Newcomb and
wife.
A. H. Calkins and wife and John Peck
and wife took an auto trip to Montpelier
last Sunday.
Leo Billiard and family and Mrs. Della
Bullard visited at Robert Clegg's in
Craftsbury Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Sherman went to Calais
the past week. called there by the seri-
Gus illness of her grandson.
N. E. Cobleigh was taken suddenly i'll
at the electric light plant last Wednes-
day but resumed work again Saturday.
Everett Calkins took his place at the
plant.