News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-11-23

Lewis j. Decell and family of No. Hyde
Park were visitors Sunday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Colby.
The members of the. W. R. C. are asked
to meet at Mrs. Olive Luces at l 80 Fri.
day to attend in a body, the funeral OF
Mrs. Austin Wilkins.
There Was an unintentional omission In
the report OF the Cabaret last week. The
music by ellis Orchestra was of a high
oder AND deserved special mention.
Mrs. Ralph Hersom and son Howard,
of LaJusita, Colorado, arrived last weeI;
for few weeks visit with Mrs. Hersom' S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. LIP Thayer.
Stowe VS. Morrisville Legion basket ball
teams will give an exhibition of profession
al basket ball at the local gymnasium
Thanksgiving night. Don't miss it.
Mrs George W. Foss left Tuesday
morning for Glens Falls, N. Y, where she
will spend Thanksgiving with her daugh-
ter, Mrs H. F. Hurd, and family.
Mrs E. M. Stevensreturned to Burling-
ton Monday, having visited her sister-in
law. Mrs Fannie Bickford, two weeks
She will spend the winter in New Orleans
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wells of Woods
vile, N. H., were the recent guests ofthe
latter's mother, Mrs. Minnie Fisher, broth
er, Fred Fisher, and other relatives In
town.
Mrs. Don Hutchins, who has beef in
the hospital at st. Johnsbury, is recover.
ing nicely. She and theNboy will spend
several months at the home Of her parents
at Sutton, P, Q.
The improvements OH the exterior and
interior cf0the Fisk block on Portl nd ST.,
include new paper end paint in the hall
leading to the News and Citizen Office
The viii be much appreciated by the puo-
lie as well IS by the office force.
The box social at the Academy Hall
last Friday evening was well attended.
The> proceeds we're used to>defray the ex-
penses Of the athletic team frorn P. A.
which won two trophy cups at the State
Fair. The committee having the affair
in charge consisted Of Miss Bulkrfy, Miss
Merrill, Miss Mildred Stewart, Miss Char
Iotte Sieyton, and Raymond Hastings
Some Fush at the Depot Restaurant
Monday night and also Tuesday night.
About a hundred from Lyndonville-F
Ball Team and rooters, blew in Monday
night the telegram that they were coming,
JAILED to @st here, SO it was hard picking,
Last nighs the Restaurant was ready for
hem and Gee Whiz" you should have
seen that crowd put away the provender
; 1t was the best feed ever" they all said. |
~Mrs., B rton Davis was very happily |
urprised Monday evening when she re-
urned from ride to find the house dark
ned. When she entered the lights we're |
urned on and behold an array of friends |
Who had gathered to give her a surprise in
lonor of her birthday and complete sur
rise it was. The evening was pleasantly
passed and refreshments, which the guests
lad brought, were served A number of
cry nice gifts were bestowed.
A. A. Niles has sold his fire insurance
which he has conducted for a
lumber of years, to Thos. c. Cheney and
he latter through this agency, has one of
he largest and strongest in Vermont. the
tate Mutual, Burlington Mutual, Hart
hrd, Pennsylvania and National Liberty.
dr. cheney has been in the insurance
BUSINESS for thirty years and the patrons
f the above companies are assured of
aving their interests most carefully at
ended to by him..