News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-06-22
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Emma Lambert is visiting Miss Myrtle
Start of Bakersfield.
E. S. Campbell and daughter, Esther
were in town recently.
Archie Pratt of North Hyde Park is
clerking at Nye's store.
Mrs. Della Rousseau of Jacksonville
was in town Wednesday Of last week.
Miss Althea Todd of Angua, China,
was the guest Of Miss Barton, Sunday.
M. E. Carpenter. District Highway
Commissioner was in town last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. o Heath and son Of
Worcester, Mass, were in town Thursday.
A. J. Saeeby left Saturdayfor Dorches-
ter, Mass, where Mrs. Saleeby is visiting
u. M. Maxfeld was in Eden Monday
to take charge of the funeral of Mrs.
Briggs.
Miss Cordie Brown of Atlanta, Ca, is at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Emma
Holmes.
Belle Butler and sister, Mrs. Frank
Seaver, of Barton called on friends here
last week
Mrs. Jennie Fullington went Tuesday
of last week to St. Adams for few days,
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Stearns, and Mrs.
Georgia Stearns and daughter. Joyce, spent
Thursday in Burlington.
Grant Fancher and son, Warren, of
Lawrence, Mass, we're in town Friday,
the guests of H Nj. Maxield.
Frank Stiles went to North Hero Mon
day night, where he has employment dur
ing the summer at boys camp.
MIR. and Mrs. H. O. Stiles attended
Commencement at the U. V. M, where
their son, Albert, was graduate.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Hill were in Nor
risville, last week Wednesday, to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Caroline Patten.
Mrs. Carrie Written and Mabel came
Monday from Wayland, Mass, and are at
Mrs. Matte Bakers for the summer.
Alice Written, who has been teaching
in Swissvale, Penn, arrived Friday night
and is at her aunt's, Mrs. Matte Baker.
In the Lamoille County spelling con-
test at Hyde Park Friday, Franklin Hoop.
er stood second in the High School d.
vision.
Miss Alice Davis, Lieut.. and Mrs. M.
H. Davis and son, Richard, of Brookline,
Mass, have been visiting at F. F. Davis
the pact week.
DIR. and Mrs. G. E. Goodwin left Mon
day night for their home in Ardmore,
Okla. Mrs. Goodwin plans to return la
ter in the summer.
L. B. Worthy is moving his tin shop
to the former post office building. Mr..
Bashaw is moving bis shoe shop to the :
old town clerks office.
1t vas Frank Stewart who got divorced
from Mrs Stewart and not Mrs Stewart +
who got the divorce, as was stated last
week. Hence, this CORRECTION.
The movement for erecting a Memorial
to the memory Of Jason Hunt is now
under way. Subscriptions may be hand 4
ed to Miss Barton or the Pastor.
Mr. snd Mrs. F. S. Heath and Mr.. and t
Mrs. F. H. Stearns attended Commence t
nent at Middebury College. Winford
Heath and Miss Lucy Stearns are gradu- g
ties. A
Mrs. L. W. Fletcher and daughter,
Helen, have moved to rooms in the Rid nj
lie Block with Mrs. Irving Potter. Miss d,
Helen is employed for the summer in C.
Bishops store.y
H. c. Parkers' steam mill was discov- Vt
red to be on fire last week Wednesday
vening by Frank Thompson Auto loads ,
If men and boys we're rushed to the scene =,
If the fire but it had gained such head I'll
way it was burned to the ground in -
hort time A little lumber and few
ogs were burned but the property was
insured.