News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-07-21
MORRISVILLE

Mrs. Frank Smith and son. Lyle. were
guests of relatives in Stowe the latter
part of last week.
Miss Myrtle Merritt went to Fairfield
last week Thursday to visit her cousin,
Mrs. A. T. Marshall.
Miss Paulina Darling, who has been
spending ten days in Boston, returned
home Thursday evening.
Miss Myra Carrier was a guest sew
eral days last week of her sister, Mrs J..
F. Conant, in Hardwick.
Mrs. w. F. Harvey and daughter, Mrs.
Dwight Burnham, of Hardwick, were
business visitors in town Thursday.
Sugarmakers will do well to read the
advertisement of the Leader Evaporator
Co. in another part of this paper.
Merton Spaulding and two daughters,
Misses Velma and Vera. were in Burling-
ton last Wednesday, where they consult
ed DR.. Beecher in regard to the health of
Miss Vera.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Gates and daugh-
ter, Miss Lauletta Gates, and Miss Hat
tie Lyman of Cambridge were guests
Wednesday of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer D.
Ellsworth in West Elmore.
Twenty of the members of the Samoset
colony took trip to the Woodbury.
Mountain granite quarries last Wednes
day. They were loud in their praises of
the grandness of the mountain climb.
Mrs. George Cook and daughter, Miss
Drenna, who have spent several months
with the formers sister, Mrs. Allen B.
Small, returned last Thursday to Hard
wick, where Mr.. and Mrs. Cook will re-
sumo housekeeping.
T. w. Gerry returned last week from
Southington, Conn, where he purchased
registered yearling bull to add to his
fine Jersey herd. The animal is a hand
some one, and was purchased from the
famous herd of Bellevue farm.
The band concert last Thursday even
ing was good one and greatly enjoyed
by large crowd, in which it was esti-
mated there were 100 autos, parties
coming in this way from this and adj
joining towns in large numbers.
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Gregg and chill
dren, who have been spending the past
three weeks with Mrs. Gregg's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Smith, and Mr.
Gregg's mother, Mrs. Charles Davis, left
last Thursday night for their home in
Lamar, Colo.
Wallace Stiles, who has been working
for Charles Noyes in Hyde Park for some
time; has moved to the Howard Stevens
farm in Waterbury, which Mr.. Stevens
traded last week for the farm recently
purchased by Harry Smith and Charles,
Eddy in Cambridge.
Winfield H. Boardman. who has been
assisting his father in the mill business
since his gradua ton from the U. V. M,
went to Manchester, Vt, last week,
where he was offered a government posi-
ton as surveyor. Mr.. Boardman was
not fully decided whether or not he
would make the position permanent.
The Bijou is showing some fine pic
lures these days, among them being the
"Last Days of Pompeii", which was Civ
en- last Thursday at matinee and twice
in the evening. These pictures were I'M
usually fine and enjoyed by large at
tendance. People appreciate the efforts
of Mr.. Johnson to give good pictures
as shown by the large patronage he
receives.
Fifteen little girl friends of Miss Bar
bara Raymore, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. H. Raymore, were invited to a
lawn party Thursday in honor of her
ninth birthday anniversary. Various
games furnished amusement for the guests
during the afternoon, after which Mrs. |
Raymore served refreshments on the |
lawn. Miss Barbara received numerous
gifts from the little guests.