News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-06-21
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MORRISVILLE

W. j. ssAtwell of Eden was busines
visitor here Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Burroughs went Monday
to St. Johnsbury to spend the summer.
Arthur Currier of Stanbridge, Eas,
Quebec, is visiting his sister. Mrs. S. c
Whittemore.
Harold Badger left the first of the
week for Bristol, Conn.,, where he has
employment in munition factory
Regular meeting of Mt. Vernon Lodge
F. & A. NJ, tonight. Postponed from
last week on account of grand Lodge
Sacks Bros. the clothing merchants in
the Burke block, report business as
starting off very well. They have big
stock.
c. T. Morrill, and Earl Morrill, left the
| first of the week for Granville, VT, in
the interests of the Warren Leather
Company.
Miss Maud Chaffee, instructor in Bur-
spend the summer with her father, Orson
W. Chaffee
j. l.. Goodkin and bride arrived Mon
day from their wedding tour and will be
at home in the F. c. Peck house on Har-
rison avenue.
The graduating class of Peoples Acad-
emy presented their class play, "The
Choice, at Jacksonville Friday night
to large and appreciative audience.
Flagsl We have few left; you'll want
one of them for use Fourth of July and
during the campaign. Get one while
they are going; s 8 feet, fast colors-
SO cents and the coupon.
Several from the local A. c. church, in.
cluding the pastor and wife, Rev. and
Mrs. j. j. Bennett. expect to attend the
campmeeting at Beebe, Quebec, which
commences June 21, continuing over the
2nd of July.
Prof. Bennett. merchant of Eden Mill,
and who has the faculty of drawing
sweet and dulcet strains from the violin,
so much so that he is dubbed L" the left
handed fiddler" was a visitor in town
the first of the week.
Supt. and Mrs. c. D. Howe and chill
dren leave Thursday for Salem, N. Y.
where they will attend the marriage of
Miss Helen Durfee, sister of Mrs. |
Howe, to Richard Palmer. Mrs. Howe |
and children will remain several weeks, |
but Mr. Howe will return next week.
In spite of the inclement weather a
large number of Masons and several
members of the Eastern Star attended
the Methodist church in body last Sun
lay, listening to an inspiring and i'm
pressive sermon by Pastor Best on 1.-The
Great Light"
Ernest G. Marston and Mrs. Martha
have purchased the r. J. Cas-
we'll farm OF Harry Smith and took pos
ession Thursday, June s. Felix Burnor
If this village has purchased the Mars
on place in District No. 10, and has
moved his family there.
Mrs. G. II. Prior is expected to return
his week Thursday from Rochester, N.
l., where she has been the past two
weeks, visiting relatives. An uncle, c.
:. Ferrey, who lives with daughter in
rochester, recently suffered shock, par
Ilyzing his right side, affecting mind and
peech. MIR. Ferrey formerly lived in
forth Hyde Park. F:
Tomorrow several members of Morris
lille Camp. NJ. W. of A., will attend the {
'ermont State Log Rolling Association ;
Meeting to be held in Essex junction.
he speakers will be State Lecturer NJ.
;. Maurice and the Rev. Walter Baker
f Morrisville, State Deputy A. o. Pal 1
her Of Burlington and the Rev. MIR. |
Vashturn of Winooski. Among the at.
ractions will be a baseball game be- {
ween the Johnson and Essex Junction |
Ugh schools.