News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-04-19
L o C a L IN e WI S
MORRISVILEE

| You'll be sorry, if you're not at the op-
era house May 2 and 8. It's great.
You'll have one of the best evening
entertainments ever at the P. A. show.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Munson left Thurs
day on a pleasure trip to Washing
ton, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cheney of Rut-
land were guests Friday of his father, G..
A. Cheney.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Austin of Barre
were guests last week of the latter's sis
ter, Mrs. M. L. Shaw.
Miss Eugenia Pinney of the Warren
Leather Company is spending the week
with friends in Bristol.
c. ]. Thomas went to Barton last
Thursday in the interest of the United
Construction Co. of Albany N. Y.
Harlie Wilson, who was called here by
the death of his grandfather, Fl. a. Part
low, returned to Montpelier Friday.
Miss Florence Stewart entertained her
friend, Miss Freda Talbert, of East
Hardwick, several days the past week.
b. E Eaton returned the latter part OF
last week from the Fanny Allen hospital
at Winooski, where he underwent an op-
Grafton.
Ellis Bridge returned last evening from
Winooski, where he accompanied Mrs.
Bridge to the Fanny Allen Hospital
last week. Mrs. Bridge is conyalescing
rapidly from her recent operation.
w. NJ. Sargent, F. G. Fleetwood and
c. H. Stearns attended the funeral of
Vim. Soule, former trustee of the Union
Savings Bank, at East Fairfield last
Monday.
George Foss was given a surprise par
ty last Thursday afternoon in honor of
his eighth birthday The entire Third
Grade and the teacher accompanied him
home from school, ss.ossa 6ns sci
AS is their custom, dLamoille Com
mandery will attend Easter services at
the Universalist church next Sunday
morning, going in body and appearing
in full uniform, minus swords.
Mrs. Harvey Whitcomb returned to
her home in Somerville. Mass, on Tues.
lay. after spending three weeks with her
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Eaton, and
other relatives in this vicinity
Rev. w. E. Baker of the Congrega-
.ional church has been honored BY an
appointment as delegate to the second
World Court Congress, to be held in
New York City, May 2. and f.
Ernest Griswold, who recently moved |
% Hardwick to act as trouble man for |
he Citizens Telephone Company in that
7icinity, is assisting in putting in a new
elephone pole line from Laporte to Ran
lolph roads.
Mrs. w. o. .Jeffords of East Hardwick
vas the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
drs. ]. c. Peck, a short time the past
week. She was accompanied home by
er daughter, Miss Hilda, who has spent
ONE time with her grandparents.
Clarence Smith returned home Mon
ay evening from the Fanny Allen hos
ital at Winooski, where he recently un-
erwent an operation for ucelrs of the
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith
rent to Winooski Monday morning and
ccompanied him home.
Miss Grace Gates was in Burlington
yer Sunday. While there she attended
he annual initiation banquet of Eta
elta Delta Delta, U. V. M. college So
ety of which she is president. The ban
uet was served at The Vermont, at
'hich covers were laid for 35. There
rere five initiates.
Last Wednesday afternoon eleven lit
e people were entertained at the home
Mrs. Mary Camp. in honor of the fifth
rthday of Miss Rebecca. The table and
,oms were decorated with sun bonnet
abies and pictures from Mother Goose
lymes, the favors of tiny plates and
apkins bearing the same designs. Ice
cam, assorted waters and cake were
rived, the birthday cake bearing five
GIFTED candles being feature of the oc- |
Ision. Games and music were enjoyed. 1
be hostess received several remem- s
-ances.