News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-05-17
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day in Waterbury.
George Norway of Montpelier was
guest at Albert Laraway.
Fl. E. Shaw has purchased hand
| some Cadillac S, 1916 model.
A social dance was held at Green
Mountain Inn Friday night.
j. L. Stafford visited relatives in Bul.
lington several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Douglass and Mrs.
Hattie Douglass were in Montpelier Sun
day.
The Bridge Street Ladies' Club M ct
with Mrs. N. r. Moody Tuesday after
noon.
Mcmahon Bros. have begun work upon
an 1Sx24 addition to their Main street
garage.
Mrs. William Minor went to Worcester,
Mass, last week to visit her mother and
other relatives.
Ass Florence Chaffee, teacher at Stowe
Forks, was visitor at her homo in Nor
risville over Sunday.
S. II. S. was decisively defeated at
base ball last Saturday by Brigham
Academy of Bakersfield.
A very light vote was castin the pref
erential primary yesterday. Up to four
o'clock only IS voters hao cast ballots.
Miss Reava Cornell of Morrisville was
a guest over Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. L. S. Peterson of Stowe Forks.
Another of those famous mems Sup
pers was given at the Unity vestry Tues-
day from to p. m. j. L. Stafford was
chef
A civic duty which others might we'll
emulate was performed by former Post
master Cheney Tuesday, when he left
sick bed to go down street to vote.
Mrs. Mertie Smith, who has been i'll
from the effects of pneumonia for some
time, is slowly recovering and is able to
sit up part of the time.
Harold Sanborn is making repairs and
to the Susan Black place
which he recently purchased. With his
parents he will occupy the house about
June ].
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Cairns, who bought
the Charles Parker farm three years ago,
have sold the same to c. o. Burt, and
have moved to their former home in
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mrs. Hannah Knight went Monday to
Wolcott to pass some time with her
laughter, Mrs. Amos Buardman. Her
younger daughter, Mrs. w. D. Pangle, |
will join her Tuesd ~.
Willard Gorton, the well-known i'm
and entertainer, will appear
1t the Auditorium Monday night under
he auspices of the High School Lecture
Course Association.
DR.. II. c. Brigham of Grand Rapids.
Mich, President of the Lake Mansfield
Trout Club, arrived last week and is get
ing things in shape for the annual meet
ng and trout dinner June Z.
w. E. Tracy of johnson was in town
Ionday on legal business, An effort is
eing made to secure the release of May
lcLean, who was committed to the State
School last week. :
The members of the II. Fl. Smith
7omen's Relief Corps are urged to at
md the m1d-month meeting Thursday i
fternoon, when the arrangements for
he Memorial day exercises will be COM l
eted {
Charles Hosmer was in Montpelier last :
Tednesday for an X-ray examination of
S shoulder which he injured several
eeks ago in a fall. Charles hiss not S
zen making as good progress as he r
'uld wish. b
There was an attendance OF 10 at the
lnday morning services at the Metho- d
st church, when Mothers Day was OBJ i'
rved. About IS mothers were seated u
oether in the body of the church and
Oh one was presented with white o
rnation in behalf of the church. The B
sses Bernce Towne, Ruby Barrows. B
,zel Adams and Florence Ayers acted as IL
,orts and also sang au appropriate Sc OF
.tion. The sermon of Rev E. L. God ri
I'd was appropriate to the occasion. r
ere was an attendance of 60 at the
nday School and about 80 at the
ming service. when there was a ser az
10 by the pastor. and a vocal solo by lc
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