News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-10-27
MORRISvILLE
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~ - oioSuhi abu IdHluy HIS sun ci
joying the fine autumn weathe- in cam
at Lake Elmore. Sag
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fay spent Sunda
with the latter's pareats, Mr. and Mrs
+. A. Gallup, in North Hyde Park.
A very enthusiastic meeting of the Uf
lift Club was held with Mrs. A. J. Brook
last Wednesday afternoon, thirteen mem
bers being present. Business was trans
acted and plans made for the winter
campaign.
An automobile party consisting o
Harold ODER, as chauffeur, Mrs Ma,
Bundy. Miss Doris Stone and Eli.
Melendy visited in Bakersfield Sunday
The party also visited at the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Skinner in Swanton
DR.. and Mrs. J. Arthur Robinson went
last Saturday to Hillsboro. Upper Village,
N. H., called there by the sudden deaf b
of the latter's mo Their, Mrs. Elizabe L.
| Collins, who had passed nine summers
| during the past ten years with her
| daughter here, and had made many
| friends in Morrisville. Before returning,
DR.. Robinson will visit DR.. and Mrs. John
son in Connecticut, and Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H Robinson in Philadelphia.
Last Friday evening Mrs. Howard
Skinner entertained nineteen members OF
the Philathea Class of the Methodist
church. of which she is the teacher. The
evening was very pleasantly spent with
games. music and the usual good time.
Refreshments of ice cream and cake were
served. At the business meeting the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensu.
ing year. = President. Miss Juliaett
Brooks; Vice President, Miss Bessie Ryder.
Secretary, Miss Bertha Durgin; Record
ing Secretary, Miss Ada Hoyt; Treas
urer, Miss Esther Barrows.
The regular meeting of Lamoille
Grange will be held on Thursday after
noon of this week. ~
The closing out sale at the Foss gro
Gerry is receiving liberal patronage. The
prices ara attractive.
Last Sunday morning the pulpit at
the Congregational church was occupied
by DR.. Collins of Middlebury College.
Season tickets for the Woman's Club
Entertainment Course can still be pro-
cured at the stores of A. l.. Cheney, Geo.
p. browne or E. w. Gates.
w. M. johnson left Tuesday for a few
days visit in Boston, going by automo-
bile. His brother, Matt johnson, has
charge of the Bijou theatre during his
absence.
MIR. and Mrs. W. w. Fairbanks and |
Helen, went Monday to Milton |
for few days visit. They were taken |
there by Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Slayton in
their auto, the Slaytons going to Bur-
lipgton for few days visit.
Mrs. Elva Maxfeld has rented rooms
in the Slayton tenement house on Ran
dolph street and vacated this week the
tenement over Smith g. Tillotson's Office
On lower Main street. Willie O'Neal
md family will move from the lower
floor in the same block to the tenement
vacated by Mrs. Maxfield.
On Thursday evening at the school
house in the Campbell district, No. a, |
occurs the first of series of talks and
'ocials, which are to be held there the
coming winter. This will be given by
FRED Nj. Small, who will take as his sub
ect, Botany as Hobby" Following
he talk social will be held, when music
will be feature. Refreshments will be
erved. The list of speakers, which will
20 announced later, will include man
rom the Agricultural department at
" Washington, and other outside talent.
About sixty of the friends of Mr.. and
Jrs. Henry 81. Small of the Randolph
Dad gave them genuine surprise party
asst Saturday evening in honor of their
wentieth wedding anniversary. The
uests included neighbors and friends
rom different parts of town, who Joined
D making the occasion one long to be re-
rendered. Mr.. and Mrs. Small were
resented with a purse of money by the
the presentation speech being
1ade by +. M. Small The evening was
pent with games and music and refresh
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