News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-09-27
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MORRISVILLE

MONNloVlL LILLE
Mrs. c. ]. Lease has been in Barre for
the past few days.
Miss Beatrice Morrill, was confined to
her home by illness several days the past
week.
Guy O'Neil who has been in town a
few days, returned to Fort Ethan Allen
Thursday.
Miss Nancy Kaiser of Manchester, N
H., was guest several days the past
week of Mrs. Hattie Small.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Webster of
| Lyndonville were guests Saturday and
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Ring.
This office enjoyed very pleasant call
last Thursday from Miss Cohen of the
Burlington Vermont Advance office force.
Mrs. k. E. Barrows and Miss Belle
Barrows are spending the week with the
formers daughter. Mrs. II. II. Butter
field, in North Troy.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Gates were guests of
! the latters parents in Johnson several
days the past week. Mr.. Gates has fin
ished work for c. H. A. Stafford & Sons.
Union Savings Bank and Trust Co. are
redeeming revenue stamps which have
been bought of them. Anyone having
supply left after this law was repealed
will be glad of the chance to get them
converted into real money.
A. A. Niles enjoyed a few days vacation
from his duties as Town Clerk the past
week and visited his daughter, Mrs. A.
w. Spaulding in Montpelier. He re-
turned Monday noon. Mrs. Ila Niles
Jackson had charge of the office during
his absence.
Elmer A. Smalley, the Republican nom-
inee for Representative from Morristown,
filed his expense account previous to last
Friday. The document reveals that his
nomination cost Mr.. Smalley nothing.
George H. Thomas, the Democratic can
didate made no return.
There will be meeting ofthe Lamolle
County Cow Testing Association Tues
day evening October 3, at Grange Hall,
Morrisville. Important matters will be
discussed and good speaker will be
present. 1t is hoped every member will
be present and help make it an interest
ing meeting. -
Mrs. c. H. Slocurn, whose condition
has been improving of late, went to Bur-
lington Tuesday, for treatment at the |
Hayes sanitarium. She was accompanied |
by Mrs. H. J. Fisher, who went to see |
her son, H. H. Fisher, who has been re-
ceiving treatment there. Mr.. Fishers
school at Pottstown, Pa, begins Oct. ~,
and he hopes to be able to resume his
work at that time.
F. G. Fleetwood and w. M. Sargent
left Saturday night on trip to the Pa
ci6c coast. They will visit several west
ern states, including Montana and Ore
gon on business pertaining to banking
interests. They will be absent about
three weeks. They were accompanied
BY W. F. Churchill and E. A. Smalley,
The former going as far as Montana and
Mr.. Smalley leaving the party at Chi
,ago.
The Earle store has on display begin
hing yesterday morning, for one week
,nly, large assortment of ladies' skirts
made up in the most approved styles and
rom the very latest fabrics, such as fancy
tripes and plaids. They are of the very
,est garments so that any lady wishing
omething out of the common, no two
like, can be suited. They ask your in
pection, as such skirts are not TO be I
cen in this town very often.
An enjoyable party was held at the :
ome of Mr.. and Mrs. Clement F. Smith
n Dorchester Heights last evening,
vhen the members of the Progressive !.
lass of the Methodist Sunday school, of
which Mrs. Smith is the teacher, and
heir wives were entertained. About
fly were present and the occasion was !
luch enjoyed by all. Mr.. and Mrs.
mith received the hearty congratula-
ons of those present, as yesterday was r
ne birthday of Mrs. Smith and the pre-. ;,
ious dav the 3Sth anniversary of the :,
Iarriage of the worthy couple, Re-
eshments were served.
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