News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1918-06-26

the late Elisha Brigham. There may be
some errors in it but the fact that it was
written by elisha" makes it very inter-
esting reading. Read it and tell your
friends about it, and be sure your sub
scription is paid so as to insure a COM
plete history. 1t is son etimes difficult
to furnish sufficient extra copies to supply
the demand.
Karl Kramer has been confined to the
house the past week by an attack OF
tonsilitis.
Marvin Bourne, P. A. '18, will remain
in the employ of the Campbell jewelry
store, where he has been assisting for
some time.
Walter Jones, Edwin Vancor. Jr., and
! George Holman, Jr., went to Beaver
Meadow Monday morning, where they
are enjoying camp life for week.
Mrs. Harry Labare and son. Wayne,
and Mrs. R. F. Atchinson, were guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Van
Dusen several days the past week.
The condition of Austin Wilkins has
not been as well for the past few days,
although he is able to walk about the
yard. Miss Kate Carleton is caring for
him.
An interesting feature of the gradua-
tion program was the presentation by
Hon. F. q. Fleetwood of service flag,
containing 70 stars, the number of P. A.
students now in the service.
The condition of Miss Helen Whitcomb.
who has been critically ill the past two
weeks, suffering from a nervous break
down. is slightly improved. A consulta.
tion of doctors was held last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Roystan enter
tained several members OF the Swafford
Company last Saturday evening, when
an enjoyable musical program was
rendered by members of the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Smith, MIR. AID
Mrs. Edwin Ross and son and Mrs.
Nellie Milne and daughter of Barre, were
guests Sunday, at the home of Mr..
Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Smith.
Carlos P, Parker of Montgomery
Center has been guest this week of his
brother, Judge H. (. Parker, and family, |
on Summer street. The condition of Mr.. |
P trker, who has been quite i'll, is slowly !
improving.
Principal Lyman {. Hunt has been in
mencement week of Spaulding High |
school. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt will move
to Barre soon, where Mr. Hunt will be-
gin his duties this fall as the New Princi-
pal at Spaulding.
Selden Crocker and family are moving
from the tenement over the ten cent store
in the Hutchins block to the Flanders
tenement on Wabun Avenue. recently
vacated by A. B. Judd. Mrs. Alice
Hamel will move to the tenement vaca-
ted by the Crockers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Greene and infant
daughter, who were guests of Mrs.
5reene's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Norton, during commencement, returned
TO their home in St. Albans Thursday.
The Misses Esther and Marion Greene
-eturned to St. Albans Friday.
o. w. Stygles returned Saturday from {
1 weeks trip in the interest of the Nap
,anee Silo, farm machinery, barn equip
nents, ETC., for which he is agent. The {
erritory covered was from St. Johnsbury c
o Claremont, n. H., including White |
River Junction, Randolph, Rochester, i
Bethel, Windsor and Bellows Falls. d
The J. b. Swafford Co., closed a sue
essful weeks engagement here Satur-
ay night, playing to packed house at !,
he farewell performance, as was the case i,
n several other nights. The Swaffords {
lways have a strong company and this . .
ear the cast was fully up to the average n
nd in some respects the show was G.
etter than ever. They are playing in Il
nosbdrg this week and next week will d
e in North Troy.
DR.. H. Clifford Bundy and bride of II
AXE View, Me, were guests last Friday
his sister, Mrs. Harry Labare. They y
ere making an auto tour OF Northern u
coming from Burlington and I.
Iontpelier Friday. They were married =
inc Is, at Lake View, where DR.. Bundy p
as been head surgeon in a hospital III
wned by the American Thread Co. The | ,
tide was formerly Miss Agnes Spencer, l.
lad nurse at the hospital. DR.. Bundy
from Peoples Academy in the l.
ass of 1909 and from the U. V. NJ. at
edical department in IA. He will Is
tier the medical reserve corps service at si
nee, tr