News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-11-09

F, george Nooert Bates is contlned TO tHe
house, suffering an attack of chicken pox
Henry Tatro of Waterbury Center is
spending week at the home Of James
Dcssett.
Next Sunday will be the last Sunday,
that dinner: will be served at the depot
restaurant
Mrs. Minnie Holmes of Stowe was a
recent guest of her brother, Willard War
rem and family.
w. II. Boardman, Mrs. Lizzie Drew
and Mrs Mabel Terrill were in Cabct the
latter part Of last week.
Ernest Hadlock has purchased the H..
H. Richardson residence at Morristown
Corners, of M. W. Carleton.
Miss Eva Richardson and Florence Rush.
ford. P, A. students, spent Sunday at
the latter's home in Eden.
Luther Warren, who IS employed in the
State hospital at Waterbury was the guest
of his parents in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donal1 Moffatt are spend
I ing the week with her parents. Mir. and
Mrs. George Richardson in Wolcott.
Regular meeting of James M. Warren
Post, W. R. &C., Monday afternoon at
| 230 o'clock. Initiation and refreshments.
James Fosby of Richfo-d and Eddie
Underwood of Swanton are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Beard, while
hunting dear.
Mrs. Anna Jones has returned from c
two weeks visit with her sister and hus.
band, Mr.. and Mrs W. D. Grout, IN
Worcester, Mass.
Arthur Jacobs and Eugene Tatro of
Enosburg are guests at the farm home of
Jacobs & Lawyer east of this village,
while deer hunting.
E. E. Schutt and Jim Merritt, accom-
panied by D. Healel of Neodham, Mass. :,
are in camp up under Elmore mountain, /
where they expect to capture one or more
deer.
c. J. Story has sod his farm to Howard
Twombly of Derby and has purchased
he old Chaffee place on Laporte road Of
E. H. Eells. Possession given in both
cases this week,
F. W. Mould, C. W. Mould and J. R.
Parker returned Saturday night from
Beaver Meadow, where they spent several
days in erecting log house, in connection
with the Mould shack.
Gentlemen's night of tha Women's Club
has been postponed from Nov. DIST until
Wednesday, Nov. 3Qth, and will be held
in the Cong'l Vestry. Each club member
may invite one guest only.
George Hersey, George. Goodrich, M.
C. Greene, F. P. Moulton and Harold
Ober are camping during the deer season
in the Peck &, Stafford camp on Worces-
ter Ridge. Harry Baker, will join them
later this week.
Miss Alma Bugbee, Mrs. Stella Wheeler,
Mrs. c. P. Jones, Mrs. B. L. Clark and
Mrs. A. R. Campbell attended the annual
meeting of the w. H. M. S. at WaJ-r-
bury. Part of the company attended The
Shrine meeting at Montpelier.
Billy" the young son of Dr. Slayton, ;
had a severe attack Of appendicitis last {
Saturday. aud with his father and mother {
Was taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital, t
where he was successfully operated upon
at 1890 that night. The lad is getting
along very nicely.
D. N. Hutchins has received word of +.
he death of his brother, W. J. Hutchins,
which occurred recently at his home in
Mimi, death being due to a
shock. He was born IN Wocott in 1850 =.
and spent his early life there. He will be :
pleasantly remembered by many in this =
'icinity. He is survived by a son and a :
laughter and brother in Minneapolis.
In addition to the open season for I
leer hunting in our issue last week, it Il
will be we'll for Hunters for deer or other v
anne to bear in mind the heavy penalties c.
'escribed by law for shooting deer on II
ands posted by the owners thereof" n
r for any one who breaks, defaees,.re- re
loves, or tears down Notice posted by
he land owner" for restricting his pro- O,
erty to his own Personal use. See Oct. OF
0, Section, 81 60 1912. b;
Monday evening, Oct. 81. the Elmore al
treet Kings Heralds, under the leader cl
lip of their new president, Doris Atehin- II
IN gave Halloween party at the home N
Mrs. Brush, parade of JACKIE lanterns
.arted with Gilman Jackson leader. tn
Games and refreshments helped to make WI
merry evening. er
The Blue ribbon" girls assisted, fr'