News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-06-16
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Campbell went to

| tue Town spent SunQay WITH ner SlSlc1
Mrs. William Clark, in Hardwick.
Harold Fisher, teacher in the Hills
school at Pottstown, N. Y, is expected
home about June 20 for visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Decell and, James
King and family went to Fletcher, Sun
day in the Decell automobile, where they
were guests of relatives. They returned
Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter St. John and the
latter's brother, IA. F. Gauthier of Tilton
N. H., expect to go into Camp soon at
Lake Elmore. Mr.. Gauther is assisting
in the St. John harness shop.
Work has been commenced upon ex-
tensive improvements on the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. I'll. Raymore, includ
ing additions upon the south and west
sides of the house and interior changes.
Friends here have received news of the
birth of a son. Ralph Walton. to Mr..
and Mrs. Walter M. Seamans of Chazy,
N. Y. Mrs. Seamans will be remembered
as Miss Alice Hovt, formerly of this place.
c. J. Thomas left Thursday for Mon
tague, Mass, where he has charge of
job of construction work for the United
Construction Company of Albany, N. Y.
Karl Kramer accompanied Mr.. Thomas.
Mrs. Kate Winter and daughter, Miss
Ruby Winter. came last Wednesday even
ing to visit the formers mother, Mrs.
Wombell, and sister, Miss Nan Won bell.
They expect to spend the summer at
Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Drown of the
west part of town had as their guests
last Thursday, Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Davis
and son of Waterville, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Thomas of Jacksonville. They
made the trip by automobile.
Second Lieutenant E. H. Vancor of
was appointed First Lieuten-
ant and Battalion Adjutant on June in
the Vermont National Guards and is |
temporarily commissioned with rank
from the date of his appointment.
Homer and Herbert Smith, who re-
Gently purchased the A. B. Carpenter
farm in Fairfax, sold the property last
Thursday to Charles F. Eddy of Stowe
and Harry Smith of Morrstown. The
arm contains '245 acres and has large
amount of standing timber.
The wedding of Miss Hazel Clark and
luke Fleming takes place at the brides
home in Berkshire tomorrow. Mr. Flem-
ng and Rev R D. Cranmer, who will
perform the ceremony, left for Berkshire
xpect to attend the ceremony.
c. F. Randall is erecting a large garage
IN the F. r. Child lot on Pleasant street
or the accommodation of transient au-
omobiles, whose owners are guests at
The Randall. The building is % feet
eep, with frontage of 66 feet and will
ccommodate six machines. The car
enter work is in charge of Frank Bas-
EFT. i
Many here will regret to learn of the
cath of Mrs. Kathleen Belle Duffy of
cambridge, mother of Arnold Duffy, who
ttended Peoples Academy the past
ear. Her death occurred at the Fanny
-llen hospital, folio wing an operation
erformed six weeks ago. The funeral
vas held this morning in the Catholic
hurch at Underhill She is survived by
er husband and one son.
Morrisville friends have received invita-
ions to the wedding of Miss Albna ,
loise Sharon, daughter of Mr.. and
1rs. Frank ]. Sharon of Worcester, ,
lass, to Walter w. Wilder also of that
ity, which takes place Tuesday. June %,
t the brides home. The groom is a son
{ Donald Wilder and nephew of c. S.
Wilder of Morrisville. He has many
lends here, having spent several months
t the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Freeland
'lllotson some years ago.
Peter Alexander's international" got !
tailed down on Bridge street Monday !,
fternoon. Peter had no crank, other
han an editorial crank. with him and so
e was in a quandary what to do. Vari-
us wrenches were tried, but all of no
vail. Finally the assistance of that \
coterie in Wheeler & McDon- e
Ids shop was enlisted and after CO uple 2
sampsonian" pushes the machine a
ook the wind and went flying over the ?
ridge, with never a stop until it reached s
0hnson. n
Because they are weary of having their
1oroughfare daily converted to the pur- r
oses of speedway, North Barre street =
lxpayers of Barre have petitioned the I
ty council to prohibit the practice. Ac-
on will be taken to curb the speeding
motorists. 1t was charged that the !
verage speed of motorists on the street +
as from 20 to 80 miles an hour. Nor L
sville autoists, as a rule, drive carefully y
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