News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-06-28
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MORRISVILLE

oscar Gates OF SWantOn was business
visitor in this place Monday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Kelley and Maurice are in
charge of affairs at the depot.
Miss Isabel Harris is guest of her
friend, Miss Florence Martin, in Elmore.
Swafford's tent show is here all next
week See advt and notice elsewhere.
Elmer Pierce of Fitzwillians. N. H.,
spent several days at the Delano farm
last week.
Mrs. F. P. Tillotson of Underhill was
a guest Saturday of her niece, Mrs. Tay-
! lor Mead.
The famous ice cream, Coon's. is on
sale in brick form, at F. c. Meachams S
Portland St.
Charles Silloway has been guest the
past week of his sister, Mrs. Walter
Spaulding, in Elmore.
The Mission Circle will meet with,Mrs.
Mary Thomas Thursday afternoon of
this week at half past two.
Rev. w. E. Baker of the Cong'l church
will take for his subject next Sunday
morning "The Present Crisis"
A. B. Keys, accompanied by his sister,
Mrs. M. W. Carleton, was at the home of
their parents in Orleans over Sunday.
Benjamin Wheeler and daughter,
Myrtle, of Calais were guests Monday
of Mrs. Permeia Boynton on Maple
street.
Miss Jennie Terrill of Lyndonville came
Friday evening to spend several weeks
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Holman.
H. H. Fisher, instructor in the Hill
School, Pottstown, Pa. has returned |
home to pass few weeks with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Fisher.
DIR. and Mrs. George L. Bates are re-
seiving congratulations upon the advent
of son, born last Saturday evening.
The young man has been christened
George Norbert
Miss Rena Ober, who has been at the
hospital since June 10Th, returned home
last Saturday, much improved in health,
although she is to go back again later
tor further examination.
Mrs. Frank Raymond went Saturday
to Winooski to visit her daughter, Miss
Permelia Raymond. who is making a
good recovery from recent operation at
The Fanny Allen Hospital.
Mrs. Shaler and Mrs. Nat Johnson and
laughter, Eleanor, who have been guests
At the home Of W. M. Johnson, returned
70 their home in Mortified Sunday, w.
NJ. Johnson taking them there in his
automobile.
Mrs. Effie Wells and Mrs. Chas. Wells
If Burlington accompanied by Miss
Faith Parmalee of Racine, Mich, were
.uests at the Delano farm Monday,
oming by auto. Miss Parmalee is a
Iiece of Mr.. Delano.
Every well regulated family should
lave place-a safe place-ior the stor-
Ige of valuable papers and silver ware
md jewelry. No better place than
afety Deposit Box with the Union Saw
1gs Bank & Trust Co. Read their adv.
nd then see them about it.
Ellis secondhand emporium is doing a
reat business these days He has a
lrge stock of slightly used goods that
an be had at remarkably low price. c
lmost everything from a Methodist I
Iymnal, dated 1911, to modern cream
,parator may be found there. Great
lace for bargains it is. S
Benz. F. Sanborn and Mr.. and Mrs. l
obert I. Woodruff and son, Robert, Jr.,
ere visitors in town yesterday, coming {
own from Greensboro to call upon old
lends of the Sanborn's. Mrs. Woodruff v
as formerly Alice Sanborn and the d
mily, who reside in Lynn, Mass, have is
.en spending few days at the Sanborn |,
stage.
Sheriff Town has appointed Geo.
rown of Waterville Deputy Sheriff, to >
Ike the place of Geo. II. Beard, resign
!. Mr.. Brown has had experience in
at line, having heretofore been a Dep n
y. He will look after affairs that r.
'me under his jurisdiction in becom- l
z and digni6ed manner. l.