News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1918-07-17

A. G. Hooper of Somerville, Mass, has
been recent guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ
Chaplin.
Mrs. Chamberlain is enjoying two
weeks vacation from her work at Jesse
Waite's.
J. W. Riyers and family spent few
days last week at the Drown cottage at
Lake Elmore.
A. E. Grant and family returned Friday
morning from a short stay at their cot
tage at Greensboro.
A. c. Merrill left last night for three
weeks visit at the home of his brother,
in DesMoines. Iowa.
Allen Bacon and wife Of Newport have
been visiting the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs O. D. Bacon.
Josiah A. Wood of Brooklyn, N Y, a
former Morrisvile boy, is passing few
days in town looking up old friends.
Mrs. P. A. Wakefield and son, Wendall
Of Hardwick spent few days with her
mother, Mrs. Eliza Broughal, last week.
H. H. Butterfeld spent Saturday with
Mrs. Butterfeld, who is spending
month at the home of her mo ther, Mrs.
Carrie Barrows.
A. G. Campbell, an employe of the
Fairbanks Scale Works at St. JohnsburY,
is spending a few days with his sister
Mrs. Permelia Boynton.
Mrs W. M. Tillotson and daughter,
Miss Marion Tillotson, OF St, Johnsbury,
were guests Thursday of the formers
mother. Mrs. Helen Towne.
Miss Madeline Whitcomb and Miss Ila
Jones, who have visited the formers
grandmother, Mrs. Ella A. Silloway, for
two weeks. have returned to their home
in East Barre.
Miss Marian Slayton, who has been
student at Downer's College, Milwaukee,
Wis, the last year, has arrived here to
pass the summer with her parents, DR.. |
and Mrs. w. T. Slayton.
Mrs. J. B. Rogers. who has passed
week with her sister, Mrs. Clara Conant, |
left Friday for her home in Burlington.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Conant, |
who will visit there tor a time.
Mrs. w. Il, Lorimer, who has, spent
several weeks with her mother, Mrs f. 4
L. Cleveland, left Saturday for Ports.
mouth. N. H., where she will join her
husband, who has employment at the
Miss Rheba Skinner has gone to Bur.
ington for a few weeks study of music
during the session of the University of
Vermont Summer School, During her
absence Miss Freda Noble will act as or.
yanist at the Universalst church.
Lieut.. Heber Best, who has passed ten
lays with his parents, the Rev. and Mrs.
". T. Best, left last Wednesday night for
camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg, S. O.,
where he has been stationed for several
months. Mrs. Best will remain for a
ime with Mr.. Best's parents.
The bi-monthly meeting of the Wo-
nan's Home Missionary Society of the
Iethodist church will be held Wednes. :
ay evening, July II. Topic, "Children
t the Orient" Leader, Mrs. E. w. Terrill G
Iostess, Mrs. J. w. Rivers. The annual
lection of officers will be held at this h
ieeting and a large attendance is de- A
red. All are cordially invited. v
Miss Helen Gates of Wichita Kan, l
Tho has passed a year with her brother,
:. w. Gates, and family while attending il
copies Academy for her senior year, n
# last Thursday en- route home. She Q
,as accompanied to ST. ohnsbury by one t.
their teachers, the ladies passing the E
ay together. Miss Gates will visit Bos-
On and other points before reaching g,
ONE. is
Surely, one of the great blessings that W
,mes to farmers in these DAYS of scarcity sc
help is the modern milking machine. le
nat ldTDlCIS dpplGNiabS hhiSt - GNluSul Ol
= the fact that o. n. Campbell sold ten
those famous Empire Milking Ma fr
lines last week, and he says there are tc
ore to follow" Oscar sells them, "sure e.
ing" And there are other milking ma. N
lines also that have some sale. r.
Harley Camp, who has been an assis il,
mt at the local freight Office tor some
onths has completed his duties there ii
I'd has a position as billing clerk in the n
eight Office at Hard wick. Mr.. and .
rs. Camp have vacated the tenement in es
e Frank Morse house and will move to n
ardwick. Mrs. Camp and child went o;
Wolcott Friday, passing the day, r.
ends. re
The Savings Banks & Trust Compa-
es of this scounty-Uaion of Morrisville. n.
erling Of Johnson, Lamoille County Of n
vde Park-wOuld appreciate it very rs
uch if you would bring or send your m
-posit books for veri6cation at an early o