News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-05-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Neuland have pur
chased an Overland touring car of Nc
| Mahon Bros.
Miss Lena Sears returned the first oi
the week from a few days stay with
friends In Burlington.
Mrs. Lizzie Robinson has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. E. G. Barrows. and
family the past week.
Mrs. F. w. Hunt of Burlington is
spending the week with her friends, Mrs.
Glenn A. Wilkins and Mrs. c. H. Crane
MorrisviIle Camp, M. w. of A., will at
tend the Methodist church in body
next Sunday in honor of Mothers Day.
Mrs. Thomas o. Harvey, who has
been with her mother, Mrs. J w. Daniels,
several months, went Saturday to Bos-
ton for an indefinite stay.
Our article regarding some modern
horse sheds for this village meets with
general approval. Everybody says we
need them; who'll start the movement? m
DR.. Geo. L. Bates was in Burlington
last Friday on professional business.
The doctor had patients in all the hos
pitfalls and sanatoriums there at the same
time last week.
Miss Daisy E. Stewart of the U. V. M.
has been elected by merit of "try-out"
work this year to serve as one of the as
sistant editors next year of the college
paper, The Vermont Cynic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer c. Smith of
Court street are the parents Of nine
pound daughter, born Tuesday morning.
Mrs Lucy Hawkins is caring for mother
and daughter. Congratulations.
Mrs. Alice Hamel, who has been en-
ployed in Burlington for several weeks,
returned home Saturday night and is
again occupying her tenement in the
Hutchins residence on Hutchins street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Smalley and son,
Francis, Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas, Mrs.
Esther Fitch and Mrs. Helen Shaw went
to Waterbury last Saturday in the Small.
ley automobile, returning Sunday after
noon.
Among the extensive Improvements
and repairs to the L. c. Emmons resi-
dence on Park street. is the laying of a
cement driveway and walks and grad
ing. The exterior of the house Is also re-
ceiving a coat of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Adams are receiv-
ing congratulations on the arrival of
seven pound son, born last Friday night.
Miss Elizabeth Stone is caring for moth
er and child. The young man has been
christened Charming Leach.
The Last Block factory has been closed
since last Saturday, as 1t was necessary
to send a barrel saw away for repairs.
They expect to resume work tomorrow.
This is getting to be an important indus
try, 27 men now being employed there.
Last Friday morning Mr.. and Mrs. ]. |
E. Brown returned to their home in
N. H., after spending week
with the latter's sister. Mrs. J. J. Ben
1ett. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown were on their |
trip and much enjoyed their
irst visit in Morrisville.
w. c. Ward and George g. Morse
vent to Highgate Monday for a few
lays stay at their cottages, where they
planted gardens, etc. Mr.. Ward has
ented one of his cottages to Writ Frank
in of Ardmore, Oklahoma, and the fami-
y will spend the summer there.
Mrs. T. c. Cheney took her Sunday
school class of girls to Burlington last
There were seven young la
lies in the party and all report a delight
ul trip. They were Misses Phyllis Hill,
Beatrice Schutt, Lucille Bates, Bertha
1acCombie, Muriel Smith, Thelma
1oyt and Ole Thomas.
The extensive interior repairs to the
:. Z. Luce store are nearly completed
HN hN'N bSd lhS olOIC lulO OuS 1
he most up-to-date and attractive in
his section. Their opening of ladies
pring suits and dresses last Thursday
nd Friday was pronounced success, a
srge line being on display.
"The Mysteries of Myra," an inspiring
ovel and motion picture drama, deal
lg with the occult forces of good and
vii, the efforts of modern science to PEN
rate the mysteries of our future life be-
lie beyond grave, ETC.. will begin at the
iiou Theatre Tuesday evening. May %.
his serial is strictly new, having been
LEASED only since April "a. Manager
,hnson is getting some of the best pro-
1ctions that are put out and is ever on
lie watch for special attractions.
E. W. Terrill will leave tomorrow ,
ght for Boston, where he will Join a
rye company of, New England grocers
an excursion by special train to Wash !,
gton, d. c., and other points. The
ip is given by the Berry-Dodge Co. to :
alers who have disposd of the largest =
Mount of a popular brand of coffee.
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