News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1920-12-15
NORTH HYDE PARK
E. Q, SherIaw has the mumps.

recently,
Remember the pictures at Valley HaI
Friday night.
Mark Thomas has returned to hi
home in Stowe.
Roy Stetson YVES in Lo we'll on business
one day last week.
Allie Bartlett is home from MorrsV.llo
and is i'll with mumps.
Mrs. Myron Lanpher was wee k-end
VI sItor in Burlington.
G. NJ. Gray visited his 500 u |. Gray
in Eden last Thursday.
Mrs. @. NJ. Gray has been ill TIA past
week with IA severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chapman W, re Wis.
itors Sunday at G. w. Manuing's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Crimes were guests
Sunday at Mr.. McLean's in JohnsoI.
Mrs. Orvis Jones and Mrs. Claudia
Bal llett were in Morrisville Saturday.
Fred McGiunis has gone to Lowell,
where he Is employed Oy Il. Vi. luiolson :.
Mrs. David Adams was called TO Eden
SUNDAY by the death of her father, sgd
n9y Davis.
G. Ell. Souther made a business "Trip to
Newport and Irasburg couple OF days
last week.
MIS-. Willard Warren and son of Nor.
rsville were guests Sunday at H. E.
BeardSley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Flanders ana chill
dren were at Heman TilIotson's III Nor
rlsvilIe Sunday.
James FIioIt and daughter and MI.
Tracy OF Highgate have been recent visit
ors al Harley Hodges,
Mrs. Ellen Sheltus visited her sister.
Mrs. Willis Terrll, in Morrisville cou-
pie of days last week.
F. L. Kneeand and wife were called 10 I
Cam bridge Saturday by the illness OF |
Mrs. ElMer Kneeland.
Edgar Pratt has returned from his trip |
10 stowe, Were he spent tue week huu-
NJ WITH h.o son Levi, No luck.
George Ovitt and wife of Morrisvl
ire stopping at the home Of the latter
parents, MI. and Mrs. Olvls Jones, lol a
lille Tune.
Tom McNally and family from Kennt-
)uuk, Maine, came Monday Ior ID VISIT
With eidUlVts.
The village school is invited to attend
he l.. Z. A. Christmas entertainment
Thursday evening. Edgar Pratt will
larry tuem down.
Cleo Parsons and Irene Westover were
married Dec SJh by the Rev. V. A. ODER.
AtteL short trip they will be at home
Il K. Q. Westoyer's.
Mrs. Elvira Gilmore, who has been
With her daughter, Mrs Guy Newton, the
,ast few months, has gone to Centerville
0 pass the winter with her son Jesse.
Hallet Hurlburt received word Monday
# the death OF his sister, Mrs. William
Bennett, of Newport, who died Sunday
# pneumonia. Funeral services were
eld Wednesday afternoon from the Ad-
entichurch. Il
Ralph Bean. who is stationed at Camp
)ix. n. j., came for a short visit at c.
V. ManEing's Friday. Mrs. Bean &C
ompanied him back, starting Monday
light. They expect to go to housekeep- i
az a. once in new quarters fitted up
specially for the soldiers and their wives
SyCnel Davis, a respected ciliz9n living
bout two miles from the village, died
unday morning after a long period of !
l-lealtb. He was go years old and is
urviyed by his wife and three children, ,
IRA. with whom he lived. Mrs. Daniel
.dams of this place, and Mrs. Fannie
)avis of Boston. ii
Among the ccessfu deer hunters 10
his vicinity are Merritt Earle, James
ones, Harry Wheeler, Herb Robertson,
Wilma HEATH and Ezra Davis. 1t was
curry ImpOShlOI6g Ou dCCOuuJ OF the {
epth of snow, to get around in the {
'oods this year. Therefore many an old
unter who camped on the trail through
ut the whole season came home wiCh an
mpty game bag.
A Get-together neighborhood meeting !
as enjoyed Wednesday evening of last
eek at the pleasant home of MIR. and
irs. J A. Burdette. The children were {
by games, while the old
,lks passed the time with singing and
siting. This week Wednesday evening S
Il that care to come are invited to the
ONE of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. U. Flanders,
his is a good way to pass pleasant
7euing through the long winter.
riverside
G. G. Broadwell is laid up with hard
I'D.
James Roddy is quite poorly at this