News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1920-12-22
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Following the Grange social Tuesday
evening, dance was given.
Mrs. F. E. Smith has returned from a
visit with relatives in Burlington and
shoreham.
Mrs. Julia Irving and son, Edward, have
returned to Burlington after visiting Mr.
and Mrs, F. F. Smith
w. H. Pervier of Mortified visit ted his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mayo
and aunt, Mrs. John Northrop, Monday.
Miss Curry, who is still confined to the
use of crutches after breaking her hip a
year ago, was not able to ate d the
funeral.
A. r. Straw, master of Harmony Po-
mona Grange, went Monday to attend the
session of the Vermont State Grange at St.
Johnsbury.
Mrs. Mary Sherbert has returned from
South Lincoln, whore she has passed some
time With -r daughter, Mrs. Carl Moody
and family.
Samuel Kaiser is suffering at the home
of his son, Paul Kaiser, from injuries re-.
ceived from fall last week as he was
leaving the house. The extent of the in
jury is not known as yet.
Harold Hurley and Oscar Dowan of Es.
sex Center passed last week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mccarthy. Don
Fisher of Essex Center is a visitor at the
Mccarthy home this week
Miss Martha Curry received news Mon
day of the death of her mother, Mrs. Lille
Curry at Massena, N. Y. Mrs. Curry,
who had been i'll about week, was "a
years of age. She leaves besides Miss
Curry, another daughter, Mrs. Bliss Hal
laday and son, Archie Curry of Massena.
Dow G. Scribner and son, Russell, ard
brother, Fred C. Scribner, who accompa-
nied'the remains of Mrs Dow c. Scribner
here for burial last week, returned Mon
day to Portland, Me. Mrs. Scribner's
sister. Mrs. w. H Faunce, who was also
here, left for her home in Providence, R. l.,
Sunday.
There was large attendance at the
Community Church Sunday morning Ser
vice. A duet was rendered by Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Douglass An excellent SER
mon was preached by the pastor, the Rev.
c. E. Hayward. There were 1876 present
at the church school. Mr.. Hayward con.
Quoted service at the West Branch school |
house in the afternoon.
The Young America club held its first
social Thursday evening at Miss Sargent's |
room in the high school building with an
attendance OF 10. Games were played and
moving picture entertainment was given.
Those in charge were Mrs. A. D Lynch,
Mrs. H E. Pike Mrs W. T. Burt, Mrs.
P. A. Raymond, Dorothy Burt and Mill /
cent Kaiser. The girls furnished box
lunches. the boys drawing for partners.
The receipts were 1925 and will go toward
the equipment for a playground.
Mrs. John D. Northrop came Saturday
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Mayo, after passing six weeks with
friends in New York, on her way from
Cheyenne, Wyo., to join Mr.. Northrop in
Lima, Peru. Mr.. Northrop, who is ge-
ologist for the Anglo Saxon Oil company,
went four months ago to Lima, where a
colony of workers for the Oil company is
being established. Mrs. Northrop will
sail on the Dist on the company's steam
ship, Essequibo, for two years stay at
Lima.
A total Of 4S deer had been reported to
Game Worden F. E. Stafford up to Mon.
day noon. The list included: c. R. Per-
ry, 1875 pound buck; Robert Davis. 115
pound doe; Giles Greene. Morrisville, 100
pound buck; Gardner Greene, Morrisville,
$50 pound doe; Homer Cleveland, 100
pound buck; Alfred Boyea, 225 pound
buck, Frank Lane, South Burlington, 100
pound buck; Charles Lane, South Burling-
ton, rs pound buck; Lewis Tatro, 100
pound doe; N. B. Johnson, 100 pound
buck Ralph Harlow, 100 pound doe;
Harley Camley, So pound doe; Archie
Spaulding, 100 pound doe; Maurice Horn
ar, 100 pound doe; Ora Marshalk $50