News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1918-08-14
MORRISVILLE

William Bailey lett Saturday tor BE
lows Falls, where he has employment.
E. S. Story and Walter Isham are er
gagged loading pulp wood at the depo
yards.
Mrs. NichoI of Great Darlington
Mass, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. M
B. White.
Mark Mars of Pennington, N. H.
came Saturday to spend few days witt
relatives.
Bradley Thomas was home a few day
recently just now he is located at For
Ethan Allen.
Mrs. Fred Pike of Brooklyn, N. Y, is &
guest of her sister and husband, Mr. anc
Mrs. W. M. Sargent.
Mrs. r. E. Pickett of Boston came
Monday to pass some time with her
daughter. Mrs. B. l.. Clark
Miss Virginia Sargent of Lowell
Mass, is passing some time at the home
of her cousin, David McNaughton.
Mrs. Carroll Taylor was called to
Wolcott last Thursday by the illness OF
Mr.. Taylor's Aunt, Mrs. Della Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Drew and son,
Frazer, of Randolph have been recent
guests OF Editor and Mrs. L. P. Thayer.
Miss Cassie Clark of Worcester, Mass,
is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Clark
while visiting relatives and friends here
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ward and two
children spent few days last week at
the W. c. Ward cottage at Highgate
Springs.
Mrs. William Millington and two
daughters of Troy, N. Y, are visiting her
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Florant.
Mrs. D. R. Rouhan and daughter,
Ruth of Woodsville, N. H., are guests at
the home Of her brother, DIR. j. Frank
Jackson.
Some forty members of the Home
Guards left Sunday morning by autos for
a weeks encampment at White River !
Junction.
Mrs. H. J. Young, who spent last !
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Waite, left Friday on her return to
Albany, N. Y.
Q. {. Robinson and son, Phillip, of
and Mrs. Oscar Gallagh
md daughter. Natalie, of Boston are
listing Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Lease.
MIR. and Mrs. W. F. Colgrove and
Dung son, Winston, of Burlington are
uests at the Randall while visiting
lrs. Colgrove's sister, Mrs. Leslie G.
errill
Elmer Johnson of St. Adams, candi-
ate tor Attorney General was in town
lst Thursday. He has many friends !,
ere who are very sanguine as to his ::
!
Mrs. Charles Stone of New Haven T
anne last Thursday evening to visit her i
ousins, Mrs. Nellie Russell, Mrs. Mary Ii
Watson, Miss Celia Hamel and Mr.. and r
Irs. g. w. Foss.
Mrs. Douglass Fuller and son, Nathan il
Rockland, Me-, have been recent b
uests of Mr.. and Mrs. @. M. Chaplin. t
lr. Fuller is in the service being a lieu
,nant in the navy.
A handsome souvenir folder, containing
N pictures of Morrisvile buildings and
emery is that now on sale at Briggs
harmacy. 1t is just the thing to send l.
} your far-away friends. N
Miss Ella Taylor is in St. Johnsbury q
II a two weeks vacation from her duties N
the millinery store of Mrs. Fulsom IL
nd will pass the time with her parents, 81
Ir. and Mrs. E. c. Taylor. IL
During the electrical storm last Wednes- .,
ay night, lightning entered the farm Fl
1use of Lee S. Allen on the telephone II
Tres, going from the instrument to a II
,uch lust below it, which it demolished. ir
Daniel Montgomery, who has been em- A
Dyed for the last year as bookkeeper u
the H. P. Munson store, has completed
S duties there and expects to lie i've u
,out August ] 5 for mechanical school, a
d b.
Supt. and Mrs. L. D. Smith, accompa- O,
ed by the formers mother, Mrs. A. J.
NTH, came by automobile last Thurs
" from Wells River for a short stay W
re, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. sc
own. ~
Geo. Clark and family, who have been
journing at Queen City Park, left that "
ace Tuesday and are now spending Se
week at Lake Morey. George reports "
delightful time at Queen City Park ~ ~
1ich included a visit to the famous u
sable Chasm. Usually Mr.. Clark and -
nily spend the summer at the seashore, :.
t George is taking the fresh water this !. :.
ar. He doesn't like to be near Kenne- VI
IMPORT in these strenuous times.