News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-11-16

Do not overlook Carleton's advertise
ment in this paper.
Merrill Jenkins OF Can IAN W., was {
recent guest of her father, a, A. Jenkn'
Miss Lucille Jewett Of Utica, N. Y.
has been guest the past week of Mr.. arc
Mrs. D. W. Donaldson.
Wayne Woodworth Of Derby and Car
Bowman Of Montpelier were guests recent
ly at the home of A. G. Small.
Aluminium Ware at Briggs first come
first served, this week Thursday, Friday
and Saturday advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Churchill enter
tained Mr.. and Mrs. Raeburn Mcmahon
of Stove the latter part Of last week.
Felix Burnor has finished work in the
Roystan stable and with Mrs. Burnor and
son, has returned to the farm in Sterling,
Charles Miller, who has been critically
i'll for the past two weeks, died at his
house near the Fair Grounds last evening.
Miss Katherine Stewart spent several
days the past week III Burlington the
guest of her sisters, Mrs. City Fullington
and Hazel Stewart.
Mrs. Ellen Brown will leave Friday for
two weeks visit in Wells River and
Hardwick. Mrs. Brown will close her
home here for the winter.
Mrs. Georgianna Flandreau and grand
daughter, Virginia, of Washington are
spending some time with Mrs. Flandreau's
daughter, Mrs. Morris Greene.
The S. of V. Auxiliary No. 8, cordially
invite the G. A. R., Veterans and wives
and Sons of Veterans and wives to dinner
on Veterans Day Nov. 10Th, at u o'clock.
Mrs. Emma Hutchins, who has been at
the Brown home since her brother, the
late George w Brown, was taken i'll, re-
turned today to her home in St. Albans,
Henry Ganguon has rented his farm for
a year to Charles Clapper, possession CIV
en- Nov. 20. Mr.. Gangnon expects to
spend some time with his daughter in St.
Albans.
Grover Rice, who recently sold his res.
taurant in Hardwick, has moved his fam
lily back to Morrisville TO tenement in
the Messer house on Lower Main street.
Welcome to our city," Pickles.
Mrs. Frank Towne and daughter, Fos-
tine, of Charlotte, Mich, arrived in town
the last. of the week. GN,y started for
home Monday, accompanied by Mrs.
Towne's mother, Mr.. z. H. Miner.
Luther M. Shattuck, who has been vs-
iting his daughter, Mrs. Pratt, in West.
ford, was in town the first of the week,
going this week to Plainfeld to resume
work for c. H. A. Stafford & Sons.
Miss Hazel Sherman is taking a two
weeks vacation from her duties as book
Keeper for the Citizens Telephone Co.
She will visit her sister, Mrs. Gord II
Brooks and family, in Burlington Thurs
lay and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Eells have pur- :
chased the Z. S. Edison farm on Laporte
Dad. Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Eells, who ,
nave sold their farm to c. ]. Story and 6
ION, will live with their son on the Edison ;
olace for the present. /;
Officers of the Baraca Class of 1922. f
President, Leland Ring; Vice-President, 6
Clinton Beeman Business Committee, Ev-
,rett Eaton; Social Committee, Ivan I
3urnham; Membership; Halbert Stancliff
Corresponding Secretary, Norbert Gillen.
Miss Goldie Morey, who recently COM ,
,leted six-month's course as a nurse in q
Harlem hospital, New York City, was :
,uest Monday of her parents, Mr.. and :
vrs. S. B. Morey. She went Tuesday d
o the Fanny Allen hospital, whe she will :
complete her course.
Among the successful deer hunter in this f
'icinity the past week were E. C. Thom-
S, who secured the first buck killed in A
N. G. Foss, who got one in O
eden, Elmer Jones, who reports two
undred FOUNDER from Hyde Park. BE.
,aton and Dennis Flanders we're also
mong the successful hunters. g,
Raymond, the six year old son of Mr. II
nd Mrs. Burton G. Davis of Court street,
his sixth birthday Monday af-
,rnoon by entertaining ten little friends. +
-ames were enjoyed and the occasion was
rought to a successful close by the SER
ing of refreshments of cake, ice cream and
afers, birthday cake, with six candles Il
eing the big attraction. Raymond was
lie recipient of several gifts, including h
ng, money and toys. .