News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-07-06
MORRISVILLE

Bicycles Cheap at Ellis Second Hanc
\ Store.-adv't.
A rice Oak Buffet at Ellis Second Han
A Store.-adv't.
George Terrill went to Mortified Tues
! day for visit with friends.
Martin Spaulding has bought the Lam
bert house on Bridge street of Geo. w
Clark.
Mrs Florence Medlyn of Jefferson, Ohio
has been guest the past few days Of rel
atives in town.
Henry Best Of Keene, N. H., is spend
ing weeks vacation at the home Of his
sister. Mrs. Ryle FAIR.
The small boy was in evidence Sunday
night by the ringing of bells, firing canon
and generally noisy time.
X Carroll Miller returned to Waterbury
Wednesday after visit with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller.
Mrs. Lizzie Prouty of Aston, Mass.
arrived last evening for visit at the
home of her brother, Charles Gregg,
Floyd Taylor of St. Johnsbury has been
guets this week of his sister and her
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Warren.
The Community Chautauqua opened a
five days engagement here Monday, their
tent being located on the south end of
Congress street.
Eaton and Wilmont Spaulding Of iaver-
hill. Mass, are guests at the no me of
their uncle, NJ. E. Spaulding, and grand
mother, Mrs Flavilla Spaulding.
. The water in the village Reservoir is get
ting low and users are asked to exercise
care and draw only what is absolutely nee
essary until the reservoir fills up.
There was meeting Of the Book Com
nittee of the Public Library building last
Friday evening. Plans we're made to pur-
chase number Of the latest and best
books.
Roger Fielder recently captured frog
in Lake Lamoile that has seven perfectly
formed legs and tail. The freak las
been on display in the A. L. Cheney drug
store window.
The Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Ross and
and daughthr, Jean, of ARIEL, Pa, are
spending several weeks as guests Of MIS-.
Ross parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Brigham, on Tenney Bridge farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Greene were called
upon Saturday to mourn the loss of their
infant child born Thursday. The funeral
service was held at the house, Rev. ". T.
Best officiating. This makes the fourth |
little boy that Mr.. and Mrs. Greene have
lost by death.
Ralph Morey and sister, Miss Allen,
who have employment on the Groton
Times, and friends Miss Minnie Bailey
and Merle Taylor. were visitors over the
weekend at the homeof formers pa:ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Moreys, returning
home Wednesday morning.
The Baseball game on July 4th, result
ed in a score Of TO l in fovor of Morris
vile. There were two games, Morisville
played Hyde Park and Johnson played |
Hardwick. The latter game closed in the
9TH inning Hardwick team question
ing the decision of the Umpire.
Wilbur D. Utton and Florence E. Ham
ilton we're married at the Congregational
parsonage June 30 by the Rev. George E.
Goodliffe, pastor. Both are residents Of
this place, the bride having filled the posi-
ton of cook at the Randall hotel for sevr
eral years. The groom is a stone cutie
and is employed by the Union GraniteCo.
They are well and favorably known here
and have many friends.
The Red Cross Nurse, Miss Hattie
Douglass, has been doing splendid work
throughout the County and as the time
expires for which she was engaged, in the
near future, the different branches are
asked to vote upon the question OF max
ing new contract with Miss Douglass.
The chapter of officers will meet in Nor
risville il the near future to act on the re-
port of the different branches.
A Chevrolet touring car, owned and
driven by w. L. Durgan, was destroyed by
fire near the home of G. M. Dyke in Nor
ristown Tuesday afternoon, Mr.. Durgan
was making some minor repair before
starting for home and in some way spark
caused by some pliers dropping on the
storage battery, ignited the gasoline which
was leaking from the tank. The car was
i'll flames in an instant and was practically
a total wreck. 1t was insured against fire.