News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-06-20
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Little Miss Mereta Demeritt il m with
the measles.
Mr.. ana MRS. Ernest Warren of Mos
COW are parents of son, Leo Sylvester.
born June Is.
George White returned Sa,nrdav fron,
the Fanny Allen Hosrital. where he bas
had treatment for diseased ankla
A Special meeting of Mystic Lodge. No.
30, f. and A. NJ, win be held This evan
ing to work the entered apprentice de-
gree,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. B. Faunce went SIM.
day on carriage drive to Hinesbu
tives.
Bnford Cakes has completed a YEARS.
studies ~ the Bryant G. Stratton Busi-
ness 90 iege in Boston, and is at home
for the summer.
A. P: Bigelow, B. W. Chapman and
John Madrigan of Hartford, Conn, and
w. b. Bigelow of Salem, Mass, were
guests at the Lake Mansfield Trout Club
House MONDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Clement and son,
John. of Southport, Conn, will visit Mr..
Clements parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ravlin,
in July. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry of South
port VIII accompany them.
The Rev. j. @. Angel was a guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Watts
while here. He was accompanied by his
son, DIN. now a student in surgery in a
hospital In Boston, and about to leave
with hospital corps for France.
The Misses Hazel Adams and Mary
Stebbins closed their schools IN the North
and South Hollows Friday with union
picnic in the Luce Brothers grove in
North Hollow. There were about 60
present. The children gave a drill and
song and picnic dinner was served.
The many friends of Ralph Wrisley
will be pleased to learn that he is very
much improved in heplth. Mrs. Ortha
Greene, who has been working for Mrs.
Wrisley, and her little son, Raymond, re-
turned from New York Monday night,
where they went to attend funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Simoneau and little
son, Henry, of Boston are guests of Mrs.
Simoneau's sister, Mrs. N. B. johnson.
Mr.. Simoneau leaves this week for St.
Louis, where he has been sent by his
employers. the United States Repairing
Machine company. Mrs. Simoneau ex-
poets to pass the summer here and to Join
Mr.. Simoneau in st. Louis in the fall.
Miss Belle Buzzell was graduated from
Montpelier Seminary Thursday, having
completed course in stenography in adj
dition to her musical studies. Her moth
er, Mrs. Geo. W. Buzzell, who has passed
a month with her brother at Racket
Lake, N. Y, returned in time to attend
the graduating exercises and accompa-
MED her daughter home Friday.
Miss Marjorie Watts class of girls met
at her home Friday evening and organ
lied the Clover Leaf Circle with the fol-
lowing officers President, Josie Blake ;
secretary, Alice Sallies; treasurer, Dallas
VanDusen; social committee, Miss Watts,
Frances Canning, Freda Canning and
Marjorie Foster. There are IA members,
IL of whom are present. A clover leaf
class pin was given to each member by
Miss Watts. The Circle will meet every
R. S. Currier of Barre, road superin-
tendent for Washington and Lamoille
counties was here Saturday in consulta-
ton with the selectmen and other Off
cials regarding the bridge over Walker
brook, one abutment of which was badly
damaged by the freshet last week. Mr..
Currier advised putting a concrete Gull
vert with a filling above to the grade of
the street, with concrete walls widening
the street and building the sidewalks on
the north side. The wall on the north
side is to be so feet long and on the south
10. 1t is expected that the work will
soon begin.