News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-04-26
MORRISVILLE

Hon. H. F. Hobart of Westford was ir
town last Saturday.
Raymond Dutton, who has been EN-
ployed for over year at the Munson
store, completed his duties there last
week.
Mrs. John L. Jones received word M on.
day of the death of her mother at Nal.
let's Bay, where she had been living with
another daughter.
H. A. Smalley returned the last of the
week from Western trip. where he pur-
chased carload of horses for H. A.
Smalley & Company.
Mrs. Charles Bignell of Manchester,
N. H., who was called here by the il lness
and death of her father, o. N. Russell,
returned home Thursday.
w. B. Twiss and son, George, who have
been employed at Bristol, Conn, for
several months, have returned home.
Mr.. Twiss contemplates moving his
family to Connecticut in the near future.
Mrs. Mae Bundy returned Wednesday
from an extended stay In Bakersfield
with her mother. Mrs. J.. A. Barnes.
She was accompanied by her mother,
who will remain with her for time.
Mrs. Marian Grout who has passed
the winter with her niece, Mrs. Daisy
Peck Clark, of Richmond, Va, has re-
turned here and will pass some time
with her sister, Mrs. D. N. Hutchins.
Miss Glenna Russell resumed her duties
in the Delano district last Monday. Dur
ing her absence on account of the death
OF her father, Miss Elsie Merriam of the
teacher training class taught the school.
Harold Dutton finished work Saturday
night in the H. P. Munson store, where
he had been employed the past year. He
expects to start out on the road with
candy machine and left Tuesday for
Northampton, Mass, to complete ar
engagements.
Miss Ruth Greene, instructor of art at
the Johnson Normal school, returned the
latter part of last week from a weeks
stay in Burlington as the guest of Miss
Cornelia Marengo, also with relatives
in ST. Adams, to pass the remainer of
her vacation with her mother, Mrs.
Frances Greene.
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elected by Mt Vernon Lodge, No. 8, F.
& A. MI. H, Atkinson, w. NJ; J. Fl.
Eaton, S. W.; J o, Reed, ]. W.; c. A.
Slayton. Treas; r. B. Woods, Sec; E. W.
Terrill, S. D.; F. D. Ransom, J. D.; H. H.
Dodge, S. S.; H. j. Edmunds, J. S.; r. D.
Cranmer, Chap; L. R. Page, Mar; F. S.
Smith, Tyler; F. L. George, Musical Di- |
rector; Finance Com, M. P. Maurice, L. |
M. Munson, A. M. Adams.
Hon. and Mrs. George A. Morse will |
leave Saturday for Saratoga, N. Y,
where they will attend the General Con
ference of Methodist Episcopal churches,
which will be in session for one month.
Mr.. Morse and Sanford A. Daniels of !
Brattleboro are the lay delegates from
Vermont. This conference embraces the |
Methodist churches, not only in America,
but from all parts of the world. There
will be about 1000 delegates.
Morrisville friends of Harvey Clifford
Bundy, graduate of Peoples Academy,
will be gratified to learn of his success in
his chosen profession of medicine. DR..
Bundy, who graduated from the Univer.
sity of Vermont in 1914, now holds the
position of surgeon with the American
Thread Co. at Lake View, Me-, at a sal
airy of $4,000 per year. He also has a
good outside practice, is chairman of the
Board of Health and holds several other I
offices of trust. The young man is son
of Mrs. William Newton and brother of
Mrs. Harry Labare of Morrisville.