News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-03
MORRISVILLE


Oscar Kahn was a business visitor i,
Hardwick last Wednesday.
S. l.. Ring was confined to the house by
illness the latter part of last week.
Miss Bertha Durgan is in Burlington
for two weeks visit with friends.
The three children of Supt. and Mrs
CD. Howe are suffering from measles.
Mrs. A. A. Niles was a recent guest oil
her daughter, Mrs. A. w. Spauldng, in
Montpelier.
Mrs. Walter Dutton and daughter,
Miss Alice, were guests of relatives in
town last Wednesday.
c. A. Gle and W. F. Churchill were in
Franklin and Chittenden counties last
Thursday on business.
George H. Terrill was in Burlington
several days the past week, where he at
tended the Farmers meeting.
Miss Grace Tyndall was in Hardwick
several days the past week, the guest OF
ueI SlSleI MIS-. JOHH DlllOu' anu fanny
A. B. Greene has moved his family from
the Smith & Tillotson farm to tene-
ment in the FIRMS block on Lower Main
street.
Miss Flora Wilkins, who was called
here by the death of Mrs. Martin Vii
kins, returned to her home in Richmond
last week.
L. P. Thayer was in Essex and High
gate the past week, going to the latter
place to see about installing electric lights
in his cottage
Miss Juliaett Brooks was guest OF
her brother, Gordon Brooks, in Burling
ton last week and while there attended
the Kake Walk.
Mrs Mary Farnham and daughter,
Miss Doris, of Bath, N. H., are spending
some time at the home OF the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Young.
Rev. W. E. Baker left on Monday for
Montreal, where Mrs. Baker and chill |
dren have been visiting for several weeks |
They will return the latter part of the /
week.
Mrs. Anna Doty Jones and son, Walter,
left last Friday tor Worcester, Mass, for !,
a two weeks visit with the formers :
mother, Mrs Flora Doty, and sister,
Mrs w. b. Grout, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Hovey of Eagle .
Point, Oregon, formerly owners of the !
Malvern Stock Farm on the Laporte T
road, are spending some time in town
with their son, II. E Hovey, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs John h. Slater have va
Gated the Andrews house on George !
street and have stored their goods in the
Dodge barn on Congress street. They
have been visiting relatives in Barre the
past week,
County Road Supervisor Gilman A.
Barrows was in Burlington several days
last week where he attended the good
roads meeting held in connection with
the Farmers meeting. Supervisors from
every town IN the county were present.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Bridge was given a
birthday surprise party last Wednesday
afternoon by about fifteen ladies. The
company was made up of neighbors and
friends OF Mrs. Bridge, Mrs. Walter Dut.
ton and daughter, Miss Alice, of Hard
wick, being among those present, Five
Hundred was the principal feature of the
afternoons entertainment. Refreshments
were served.
W. l. LeBaron has secured the contract
for doing the carpenter work in exten.
sive repairs and improvements upon the
buildings at Hopedale farm at Elmore-
the property recently sold by George p.
browne to Massachusetts parties. New
buildings will be erected and the whole
place will be remodeled. A bathroom
was recently installed there by M. B. ,
Eaton & Son. D. A. Stanley, of Elmore, ,
the present manager, expects to fully
cultivate the farm the coming year
The Brotherhood Get-together last
Wednesday evening was addressed by
Byron N. Clark of Burlington. The
speaker took for his subject, Boys,
and showed a wide knowledge of the
subject and the ability to handle it, The {
message was inspiring and timely, and
Mr.. Clark will be sure of hearty well
come whenever he may choose to come
to Morrisville Rev. Mr.. Best and Rev.
Mr.. Cranmer were present and in very
happy way brought greetings TO the
Brotherhood.
The TeaSer I
The rural comedy, The Teaser, was
given at town hall last Thursday and