News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-04-21
LOCAL NEWS
MORRISVILLE

Bunch" browne smiled last week.
it is Sheriff Towne's turn this week.
Mrs. Calvin A. Spiller has been quit
ill the past week, suffering from lunbago
The condition of Wilbur Ives, who ha
been critically ill from pneumonia, is i'm
pr owing.
o. L. Bourne of the Messenger fore,
was in Cambridge a few days last week
soliciting advertising for that auto edi
tion.
Miss Susan Delano spent Saturday ant
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Warren Gilbert in the south part OF
town.
Lamoille Commandery will hold its
annual conclave Thursday eve ning this
week. A iull attendance OF Sir Knights
is desired.
A business meeting is called by the La
dies Circle of the Universalist church on
Thursday afternoon at $3.50. A full at.
tendance is desired.
The Ladies' Circle of the Universalist
church will serve supper in the vestry on
Thursday afternoon of this week, begin
ming a $50 p. m, as usual. =
Rev. H. A. Durfee of Burlington has
been a guest several days the past week
at the home of his daughter and husband,
Supt. and Mrs. c. D. Howe.
L. c. Tillotson returned last Friday
from Western trip. A carload of horses
arrived the same day by express and
twenty of the lot were sold by Smith G.
Tillotson Saturday.
The many friends of Mrs. James M.
Kelley, who underwent an operation at
the Mary Fletcher hospital last Thurs
day, will be pleased to know that her
condition is improving very satisiactor-
lily.
Selden Crocker has moved his family
from Randolph street to a tenement over
Waite's store Thomas Acebo has moved
from the tenement over A. G. Small's
store to the house vacated by the Crock
er family.
When a thing is talked about long
enough people begin to notice it and think
about it. That's the way in advertising
when you have something worth while,
advertise it and let the people know
about it.
Clara, the little daughter of Mr. and |
Mrs E. c. Phelps, who live on the Ell |
more Mountain road, has been critically |
ii the past week from bronchial pueu.
nonia. Miss Elizabeth Stone has been
airing for her.
Alban and Urban Parker have been at
lone from Middlebury College the past
week, enjoying a belated spring vaca.
ion. Urban is trying out tor the col.
ege base ball team. both as pitcher and
n the field. Mddebury will have a good
cam this year.
How to save dollars is an interesting
ubject to everyone and especially so
vhen applied to the every day pur-
bases in these times Of high prices. She
psky, proprietor of the store in the Tiff
'lock, has much of interest to say on
he subject on page six of this issue, in
nnouncing his big spring sale, which be-
ins Saturday, April "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Niles have been en-
the past week Mrs. Niles
rother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
radley of Boston. Mr.. Bradley is the
,ell known superintendent of the Boys
,hool at Thompson's Island, an nstitn-
on which through Mr.. Bradley's person
lity and untiring efforts has been given
n enviable standing among schools of
s kind
In the death of Gov. Woodbury., sincere
goes out to the family from l
lie people in this place. The Governor :
as a sincere friend of Morrisville, resid-
& here at one time and always took 4
,ep interest in the welfare of the village |
nd town. He was one of the Oldest
embers of Mt. Vernon Lodge F. 81 A. NJ,
ways retaining his membership here.
mong the floral tributes at his funeral
as a wreath from his home Lodge.
George Cooke of Mills, Mass, was in
'wn Monday, making a short call upon
latives and friends here. He had been !
Vergennes to attend the funeral of
,phew, Jesse Field. The young man
as the son of Mrs. Maggie Cook Field. :
no died some years ago. John Cooke
as in Vergennes to attend the funeral,
ere Monday morning.