News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1918-11-06
MORRISVILLE

a visit with relatives 10 Stannard,
The concluding chapters of "Carolyl
of the Corners" will appear next week,
Mrs. Ollie Greene, who has been caring
for her sister in Hardwick, returned hom
last Wednesday.
Ernest Cross and family have moved
from the II. A. Slayton house to the Geo
Brown house on High street.
7. E. Sinnott OF Walden, formerly o
Morrisvile, had the misfortune to break
his right wrist recently at Mackvile,
7. w. Haskell and Mrs. Charlotte
Beardsley of Lynn, Mass, are guests at
the W. A. Warren home on Brooklyn
street.
Edison Preston, who has been at the
home of W. A. Warren, went last We'd
nesday to Bellows Falls, where he has
employment.
Charles Hines. who is employed at the
Lamoille garage, has rented the Mrs.
Lena Kelley house, corner of Congress
and Winter streets,
News has been received that Frank K.
Hickok, who has been critically ill tor
week, is much improved at his home in
New Haven, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Baker OF AL.
bany, N. Y, arrived here Wednesday for
visit to their son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs, Coolidge Baker.
The Misses Mabel ann NJ Try Thomp-
son OF Secretary Fleetwood's force, are
at their home in Winooski, where they
will remain until the quarantine is lifted
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Marsh OF Oak.
land, Me-. came Wednesday evening to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Sharrow on the
farm recently purchased of Mrs, H. J.
Edmunds.
Valentine Alec, granite cutter en-
ployed by the Union Granite Company
who has had pneumonia following the
grip, is much better.
Mrs. Minnie Rollins, who has been EN-
ployed as cook at the Randall during the
summer. has completed her work and
went last Wednesday to her home in
Milton.
George Moore and daughter, Mrs. Ella
Sheltus of Highgate Springs are at the
home of their daughter and sister, Mrs.
Willis Terrill, where they will remain for
the winter.
Mrs. George Thonet, who has been
with her husbands parents in Stafford
Springs, Conn, for several weeks, has Sc.
cured employment there in wooden mill.
Her husband is now overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Noyes Slayton and in
FAINT son, Henry Albert, from Wyoming,
N. j., arrived last Friday for a visit at |
the home of the formers father, II. A. |
Slayton, and other relatives.
DR.. A. j. valleau. who has been spend.
ng soye time with his brother, David |
Valleau, in Naponee, Ont, arrived in |
own last Wednesday night, called here
" the illness OF his son, Andrew, who is |
ecovering satisfactorily from the appen.
icitis operation, performed last Tuesday
light.
Rev. L. E. Peabody. a few years ago
'astor of the Morrisville Advent church,
las completed a successful pastorate of
he Advent Christian churchin st. Johns.
Jury and with his family has gone to
Waterbury, accepting call to the AID.
ent church OF that place. Mr.. and Mrs.
'eabody's daughter, Mrs. Ray Pratt,
accompanied her parents to Waterbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. c. Cheney enter
aimed few young people at Hallow-
Zen party at their home last Wednesday
vening. The time was most pleasantly
pent, most enjoyable feature being a
Vell-selected victrola program, which in
luded grand opera selections from Car
nen, several war songs from John Nc
interspersed with some instru.
mental numbers, all of which made up
rogram of rare merit. Dainty refresh.
nents were served and the halloween
pirit was emphasized by the unique
avors, quantity suggestive of the oc.
aston, while the guests enjoyed the time
IGNORED pastime of roasting marshmal-
ows on the fire place.