News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-02-02

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| Montpelier.
Mrs. R c. Wallace was recent visito
| in Burlington.
Mrs, S. L. Dewey has been quite i'll TO
tho past few days.
| Mrs. Carl Nelson of Montpelier is {
guest of her sister, Mrs. Ned Phillips o
Park street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Ober have returned
homefrom atwo weeks stay in Boston and
Connecticut.
A. E. Grant, who recently underwent
an operation at the Fanny Allen hospital,
is recovering nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwin Griggs Of Newport
came the first OF the week for an extended
visit with the formers parents.
Well, the old bear could see his shadow
all right. Six weeks more Of winter, but
who cares if its weather like this.
Miss Rebecca Houston of TIE Peoples
Academy faculty, has returned after few
days stay at her home in Enosburg.
A. p. Brown. who has been spending
some time in South Royalton, sreturned
to his duties in the MCrrisvile Messenger
Office.
Miss Muiiel Smith, who has been spend
ing several months at her home in this
place, has returned to her studies at the
University.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. George went Tues.
day morni lg to Randolph, called by the
death of Mr.. Georges aunt, Mrs. Sarah
L. Pember.
Mrs. George Tiff Of Springfield, Mass,
came Tuesday morning for ten days
stay with Mr.. Tiff and he's son, Wylie
Tiff Of Elmore street.
Miss Alice Goddard and Glendon God
dard of Burlington were called home the
first of the week by the death of their
uncle, Charles A. Goddard of Hyde Park.
William Bailey, U. S. N, is spending
two weeks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Bailey of Maple street, Mr..
Bailey is at present stationed at Phil
adelphia
Miss Gladys Dick had the misfortune
to receive rather deep cut over one eye
while sliding recently. Had the injury
been little lower it might have resulted
Justice and Mrs. G. M. Powers went
Monday to Montpelier. where the former
will attend tn February term Of Court
and Mrs. Powers will enjoy the festivities
Of Ladies Week /
Hey, young feller! Come out to the
Worthwhile Military Band Concert and |
Dance on Friday evening. And you old
chaps, too. The program is so arranged |
as to give everybody a good time. .-adv''t.
The Victory Lunch on Portland street
has changed hands, and it is now beiog
-un by G. H. Durett, who plans to make
this one of the most up-to date eating
places in this vicinity. We wish him all
success in his new venture.
Do you like to hear good music? If so,
AXE in the Concert to be given by the
Morrisville Military Band on Friday even
ng. There will be dance at the close Of
he Concert. Both the old and new dan
,es will be included in the program. Come
md have good time.-adv't.
William Slayton, Jr., entertained seven
If his boy friends at the home Of his
parents, DR.. ana Mrs. w. T. Slayton, Tues
lay evening from until 8, the occasion
,eing his seventh birthday anniversary.
supper was served, games were played,
nd good time enjoyed by all. He re-
eived number of gifts from his friends.
Miss Lila Grant, formerly of this place,
'ut for some time resident of St. Adams,
where she has held responsible position
With the St. Albans Grain Co.. has been
ngaged by the Morrisvills School Board
S special teacher for the graded school,
nd began her duties this week. Her
many friends will be glad to welcome her
o Our village again.
H. L. Bentley, the local photographer.
as Just received a certificate of meri.
warded by the Photographers Assosiat
ion of New England for portraits exhibit
d by him at the annual convention of the
association at Springfield, Mass, last Sep
ember. Mr. Bentley wishes to announce
hat he has been successful in securing oc-
upation Of his present quarters for term
years, and also wishes to express his ap-
of the loyal support and coop.
ration of his fellow townsmen in assisting
i'm towards this end. He has plans on
'ot for completely reRovatiss the studio
"a making it up to date in avery respect.