News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-06-15

observed in this village by a display c
Old Glory. "
The faculty of Peoples Academy ha
disbanded and the various members hav
gone to their homes.
Miss Abbie Bailey OF Jacksonville spen
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Bailey of Maple street.
A stage to and from Waterbury twice
daily makes good connection with that
town, and the price is only $1.OO
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Glenn Prior of Bridgi
street are the parents of a daughter, Isa
belle Dolores, born Thursday evening June
9th.
The Semper Fidels Class of the M. E
Sunday School will meet with Mrs. Cora
Churchill Friday, June II, from 2:30 to
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Cheney left Friday
for Silver Lane, Conn called by the
death of Mes. Cheney's niece, Mrs Seldom
johnson.
Dr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Canty of St. Johns
bury were guests at the home of Mrs.
Canty's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Weafer, over Sunday.
H. A, Sma1ey spent Sunday at Lake
Eden, where Mrs, Smalleyis in camp with
their son, Ffancis. Lewis Delano and
Francis Clarke are also guests there.
The telephone association will hold a
meeting at the Club House at Samoset
Saturday, June 18Th. Meeting will be
called at II a. m. Lunch at l p. m.
Miss Faith Edfnunds has begun work
in the Office of the Warren Leather Co.,
succeeding Miss Fay Bates, who will take
a vacation dttring the summer months.
Mrs. Id Bliss and Mrs. Leo Gould,re-
turned Saturday night from Bennington,
where they represented the "Uplift" Club
of Elnore at the State Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs.
Charles T. Boynton of Cheshire, Conn,
arrived Saturday night for a few days
stay with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
B. Boynton of Jersey Heights, and sister,
Mrs. George Gage.
Miss Dorothy Lang, who is a student
at the Medical College at U. V. M, came
Friday night for visit with Mrs. H. A.
who has recently opened her cot
tage at Lake Emore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Morse and
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stock
we'll Of Buffalo, motored to Burlington on
Friday last, the trip being made in Mr..
Morse's new Buick car.
Mrs. W. F. Sherman and daughter Ha.
: went to Burlington Monday, to visit
Mrs. Gordon Brooks. They returned
1ome with Gordon Brooks, Jr, who will
pend week with them.
Mrs. c A. Patten, aged mother of Mrs.
Clayton Cornell and Mrs. Freeland Tilot- |
on OF this place, died at the home of the
after daughter on Monday. A more ex-
,ended obituary will be given ext week. |
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Edmunds, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Towne, and James Wakefield
md son visited Mrs. Wakefield at the
fanny Allen hospital last week. She is
nptcving comfortably from her recent
peration.
Miss Hilda Isham, daughter of Mr.. and
1rs. A. W. Ishan, is spending the week
With her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. JIG.
;ole. During her visit she attended the
Exercises of the Richford
Iigh School.
]. R. Parker went Thursday to the
lary Fletcher Hospital at Burlington,
yhere he underwent an operation for her
la the same day. %Ie is improving nice.
Y. Mn. Parker was accompanied by DR..
v NJ Johnstone.
Mrs. H. A. Slayton and Miss Lila
'ayton, who we're in Bennington the past
week to attend the State Federation of
Vomen's Clubs, have gone to Salt Lake
;ity to attend the National Federation
f Womens Clubs.
Paul A. Ide, son of Mrs. Harriet Ide
ormerly of this town, has been a men,
'er of the Rutgers Preparatory School at
New Brunswick, N. J., during the past
ear, where he has made very creditable
dvance in his studies, besides vim ing
everal athletic honors.
Guy Campbell and wife we're gwen a
urprise party last evening in honor of
heir 18th weddingsan iversary. Some
8 of the friends and neighbors we're pre-
ent and all had a very fine time. Nice
were served and a purse of |
money given the couple.
A party consisting of the Rev. G., E.
the Misses Lillian and Margar-
{ Goodliffe and Madara Goodl,Ha Irs