News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-04-20
Change in railroad time n ext week.

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Conn, has been visitor in town during
! the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. avis of Hard
wick we're rec;nt guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Towne.
Mrs. Lizzie Drew has returned to her
farm home in Cabot after spending sew
eral days in town.
J. R. Parker has returned from ten
days visit with his daughter, Mrs. Ro-
maine Morse of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Calkins, of Ber'
lin, N. H., and Centerville, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Crocker.
Miss Irene Putnam has completed her
recent engagement in Stowe and will be
employed by Mrs. G. NJ Powers.
Ralph F. browne, who is employed by
the Ceresota Flour Co, at Boston, was
the guest Of his parents over Sunday.
There will be Red Cross meeting held
at the Library Thursday at 2.30 p. m.
Matters Of important will be discussed.
Clyde Beard has been moving his house
hold goods from Elmore street to the
George Andrew house on Randolph street.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Melvin Brigham of the
Wolcott Road are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of daughter on Mon
day.
Miss Madge Cushman returned Satur-
day night to Burlington after spending
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Isham.
Mrs. A. M. Adams went Wednesday
morning to the Mary Fletcher hospital
in Burlington. where she will receive
treatment.
The Food Sale which was to have been
held at the parlors of the Cong church
on Saturday next has been postponed TN
til further notice.
Mrs Leon Wells of Bakersfield and
Mrs G. H. Waterman of Hardwick have
been guests of Mrs. Ollie M. Greene dur
ing the past week.
E. H. Farr has returned to Bakers
field, after spending few days with his
daughter, Miss Francis Farr, at the home
Of Mrs. Ole M. Greene.
Chester Crocker of Lyndonvile and his
friend, Miss Ruth Mason Of Whitefeld, N j
H., were week end visitors of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Crocker.
Prof and Mrs. H. L. Burns are receiv-
ing gratulatlons-on the birth of
daughter, Mary. at the Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burlington on Sunday, April
18th.
H. E. Farnhar1, Herbert Strong, John
Stewart and E. H. Olmstead spent Sun
lay in Whiting where they were guests of
Mr.. Farnham's mother, Mrs. E. H. Farm
lam.
Latest reports from Willis G. Terrill,
underwent serious opera
ion at the Mary Fletcher hospital in
Burlington, are that he is recuperating
1icely.
Mrs LA Niles Jackson will go in the
lear future to Woodsville, where she will
lave charge of the Concert preceding the
Nay Ball to be given by the American
legion Woman's Auxiliary of that place.
A son, Charles Walter Jr, was born on
friday to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Tin
ier of Randolph street. Congratulations
ire being extended from their many
riends. Miss Hazel Wheelock is caring
or mother and child.
The regular licence forms for Hunting
nd Fishing permits have arrived at the
Town Clerks Office, and it is requested
hat ali persons to whom receipts have
een issued pending the arrival of the
orms shall turn them in at once.
Herb. Prior has had that White House
>afe" renovated entirely throughout, new
Y painted and put in attractive shape.
Ie has located the same adjoining the
1unson Block and will dispense ice cream
nd pop corn. The lunches have been
tabooed,
Domenique Bevilotti, our worthy fell
'w-townsman and proprietor of the
louisville Fruit Co., store on Port
md street, has returned with his wife
nd child from six months stay at his
ID home in the north of Italy. Domen- {
Iue says it was good to see the old scenes,
ut better to come back to America.
Miss Grace Bullzley very pleasantly en-
'rtained the members of the Senior Glass.
embers of the Academy Faculty, and
lrs. la N Jackson at the Home Econom-
s Rooms on Monday evening. A four
'urse dinner was served, followed by