News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-03-16

They do say that the Band boys have
put whole lot o time into practicing for
this St. Patricl's ball they're after giving
on Thursday evening" 'TwouId be a pity
indeed, if everybody didn't turn out to
hear 'em,-adv.
Mrs. A. H. Slayton has been confined
to the house by illness for several days.
Harold Patch has been employed to
teach the Morristown Corners school for
the Spring tenn.
Mrs. Sumner Pinney, who has been i'll
for the past two weeks at her home on Con.
gress street, remains about the same
F. G. Fleetwood has returned from Bos-
ton, wi ere he attended meeting of the
Directors of the St. ], & L. c. r R. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Patch went recent.
ly to Walden, where they are guests Of the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Aller.
Miss M. Glee Towne has returned toter
duties as supervisor in the office of the Git
izen's Telephone Co. after a several days
illness.
The Rev. G. F. Fortier went Saturday
to Concord, where he filed the pulpit Of
the U.iversalist Church of that place on
Sunday
DR. H. B. Freer is in St. Johnsbury
from Tuesday till Thursday this wesk on
professional business. He will also be in
Newport Wednesday.
Mrs. A. w. Waite and little daughter,
Shirley, returned home Saturday night
from several weeks visit with Mrs
Romaine Morse Of Boston.
Refreshments Of sandwiches, cake and
coffee were served. The hostesses were
Inza Atchinson, Marion Baker, Florence
Hamilton and Lillian Sulham.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Frank Jackson return
ed Thursday evening from Boston, where
the latter has been making stay Of some
weeks, and DR.. Jackson has been for sever
al days.
G. E. Smith went Saturday to Boston.
where he will attend the Automobile Show,
He will return the last of the week via Bur.
lington, visiting his daughter. Miss Mufiel
Smith at the University en- route.
Miss Kate Carlton went Monday morn
ing to Burlington, returning at night with
Miss Flora Wilkins, who has been receiv-
ing treatment at the Lake View Sanitariun
for several months. Miss Wilkins is still
in poor health.
Last Tuesday evening the Sons Of Vet
Grams 1Idxiliary entertained several people
at progressive whist rarty, First prize
being won by Gladys Woodbury., second
prize by Glenna oheitra and BOBBY prize
by Laura Philips
H. c Patch has rented the house belong.
ing to Mrs w. F. Steele, on the lakeroad,
and will take immediate POSSESSION. The
fofmer occupants of the house, Mr.. and
Mrs. U G. Houston, are moving to a farm
on the Centerville road.
,Arrah, then will OF get me shilIalah and
me ould clay pipe and take meesetf to the
Town Hall on Thursday evening to attind
the St, Patrick's dance that the Morris
vile Military Band will be afther giving
VIII yez COON With me?-adv.
E. G. Hill was the lucky Ruesser in the
bean contest recently staged by the F. c
Luce Co., thereby receiving one pair of $40
shoes as per reward offered. Mr.. Hill
guessed the glass jar to contain $500 beans,
whereas the actual~number was 5968.
Pretty good eye.
Elwool Emmons and wife have pur-
chased the & 1oc store on Portland ST.,
and are now conducting the same, Mrs. |
Emnlons was for some time in the News
and Citizen employ and a more faithful |
and reliable employer we never had-and |
we have had and still have some mighty |
good ones. We be-speak for the new firm
a literal patronage, and if nice goods and |
attention will draw trade we
believe this will receive its share.