News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-07-11


all village taxes.
Frank Isham has begun work in the F
w. Mould stone shed.
A. G. Small went to Burlington last
night on short business trip.
Jay Woodbury. of Hardwick visited his
uncle. ]. A. Brooks, last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ones went to Bur
lngton last evening for few days visit
Miss Beatrice Schutt is working in the
Citizens Telephone office as an apprentice
DIR. Geo. L. Bates and A. G. Small went
to Burlington Tuesday afternoon in the
formers car.
D. H. Porter of Colchester visited the
farm home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Brooks
last Thursday.
A. A. Niles is in Bennington to attend
the annual meeting of the Soldiers Home.
of which he is trustee.
A. J. Campbell who has been ill at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Permelia Boyn-
| ton, for several weeks, is able to be out.
Gordon Brooks was at Fort Ethan
Allen last week, where he took the exam
nations for the Officers Reserve Corps.
/ Robert Stone, who has commenced
work for the Brigham Creamery Co., has
moved his family here from Craftsbury.
Mrs. Earl Boyce of Proctor has been a
guest several days the past week of her
brother.in-law, Herbert Farnham, and
family.
L. S. Eaton and family, who are spend.
ing two weeks in town. were guests at
the home of r. NJ. Hubbell in Wolcott
Tuesday.
Madame Hill of Boston, who has
class in vocal music here. has charge of
the chorus choir of the Cong1 church for
few weeks.
James X. Steen, who has been in poor
health for a long time, has not been as
well the past few days, having been con-
fined to his bed.
Mrs. lila Niles Jackson went to Bran
don yesterday morning, where she sang
last evening at concert given by the
Literary Club of that place.
Mrs. Mark Nelson and two children
have been visiting in Montpelier the past
week. Mr. Nelson, who has been work
ing in Walden, has returned home.
Those interested in the Pony Contest
should remember that new subscriptions
to the News AND CITIZEN for one year
get 10000 votes and renewal 5000.
Mrs. ]. R. Parker and son, Urban,
went to Greensboro last Saturday for a |
few days stay at the Parker cottage. |
Mrs. Geo. S. Tillotson joined them yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. n Clark and son,
Stanley, of Glover were visitors over Sun
day Sunday at F. A. Gilbert's in the
south part of to- wn and at c. H. Fishers
in Wolcott.
T. P. Brown has moved from Elmore
street to the tenement over the A. P.
store on Lower Main street, where he
will carry in stock a full line of the "Raw-
eigh goods" See adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. w. Chaffee, who have
been spending several days at the home
Of the formers father. o. w. Chaffee, re-
turned to Waterbury Tuesday. They
we're accompanied by Miss Florence
Chaffee.
Mrs. B. S. Ellenwood of Cambridge
was guest over Saturday of her grand
'on, B. O. Luce, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Herbert Farnham, going to Water
bury Saturday night to visit at the home
If her son.
The condition of Mrs. Carroll E. Ian
,her, of the Elmore Mountain road. who
las been receiving treatment at Heaton
ospital in Montpelier for several weeks,
) so much improved that she returned
ONE today.
Miss Althea Reynolds of Boston and
ousin, Philo Hill, and Guy Kneeland of
wanton were callers in town yesterday
fternoon, on their way to Stowe, where
Iiss Reynolds will spend several days of
er annual vacation.
Mrs. Ida V. Haskins, who returned
ON Lowell. Mass, last May to occupy
ooms in her house on High street, suf
red stroke of paralysis last Sunday b
7ening. Her daughter, Miss Gertrude g
iaskins, was called from Lowell Mon /
ay. Mrs. Stiles is caring for Mrs. Has