News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-19

ents OF daughter, born Jan. llth.
Harry Allen of St. Albans is a CUES
at the home of Mrs. Frances Greene.
Mrs. L. G Clarke and son, Roy, G
Boston are spending some time in town.
Get $2,35 Flashlight for 99c at Briggs
this week Thursday, Friday and Saturda,
urly.-adv't.
Mrs. G. S. Cornell has been confined t.
her home on Maple street, during the pas
week, by illness.
Amasa Flanders of the west part of the
town is improving after severe illness
from bronchitis.
H. D. Neuland, Town Representative,
returned to Montpelier, after spending
Sunday at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S L. Dewey and infant
daughter have returned from several
weeks stay il New York City.
Miss Mary Russ and Miss Lola Bruce
of Peoples Academy spent Sunday at
their homes in North Wolcott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Warren spent
Sunday in Wolcott with the formers par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Fayette Warren.
Edison Preston, who has been spending
some time in town with relatives, has gone
to Westport, N. Y, where he has posi-
tion for the remainder of the winter.
Miss Alberta Boardman spent Sunday
with her father, M. H. Boardrnan, return
ing to her duties with the Burlington Saw
ings Bank at Burlington on Monday.
Atthe Briggs drug store on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of this week, there
will be special SO cts sale of those popu-
lar KWik Lites See adv't on page 5.
c. c. Howe, Supt of the Congr egation-
al Sunday School, has gone to oAuraca, Ill.,,
where he will act as Vermont State Drec-
tor at the annual Church Extension School. J
1t isn't often that the girls here about,
get tagging after fellow; but they sure
did last Saturday and many fellow got
tagged. All on account of the Near East
drive.
]. A Waite, of the firm of H. Waite &
Son, was in Burlington last week to attend
the annual meeting Of the Dairy1n ms As.
and Maple Sugar Makers Asso-
citation.
Miss Mertie Blair has returned to her
duties on the faculty of People Academy,
after having been detained at her home in
Alburg by the illness of her mother ever
since the Christmas vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Ober left Monday
.or Boston, where the former will attend
'he meeting of the New England Monu-
mental Dealers Association. Before re-
turning home Mr.. and Mrs. Ober will WIS.,
t the latter's sister, Mrs L. L. Desnauliers,
1t Derby, Conn.
Geo. H. Terrill was in Burlington dur
ug the past week to attend the meeting
If the Vermont Maple Sugar Makers and
|ermont Dairymen's Association. Mr..
rerrill responded for the Maple Sugar
Makers to the address OF welcome given
~ Mayor J. Holmes Jackson.
The Rev. G. F. Fortier left Monday
morning for Brattleboro Ludlow and St.
Albans, on business connected with his
uties as State Superintendent of Univer-
alist Churches. The pulpit of the Uni
ersalist Church will be supplied next Sun
ay by the Rev. John Kimball of Glover.
DR.. G. L. Bates and Charles E. Mould
'ere in Burlington Friday to attend the
.merican Legion meeting at which Ma
onal Commander Galbraith delivered an !
ddress Mrs. L. c. Robinson also at I
ended the meeting as delegate from the
ewly organized Women's Auxiliary to
louisville Post No. 33.
Mrs. M. B. White and Mrs. Herbert !
arnham entertained at cards on Thurs
4y evening at the home of the latter on
Mon street. The party was one of the
ries of those given by the Woman's
lub members and was most enjoyable.
i've hundred was the order of the even Z
g and prize for high score went to Mrs.
H. Olmstead, while the foot prize was
varded to Mrs. G. c. Stafford. Deli
ous refreshments we're served at the close
the card-playing, and the event was 8
onounced one of the most successful of
e season.