News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-08-10
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motored to Barre Thursday.
I.Munn Boardman of Burlington visited
his parents over the weekend.
Miss Clara Muzzy is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment.
Several couple attended the Old Home
Week ball in Jacksonville Friday evening
The Chautauqua company were guests
at the Green Mountain Inn during Their
stay here.
Cecil Scribnev, who is employed at q
creamery in Irasburg, passed the week enc
with his parents in town.
Mrs. Leon Butts has been called tc
Plainsville, Conn, by the illness of hel
mother, Mrs. w. G. Towne.
Mrs. R. B. Russell had the misfortune
to spraiu her ankle while stepping down
off the doorstep last Wednesday.
Mrs. Lizzie benson is caring for Mrs
Emerette Faunce. whose condition remains
about the same, after the effect of shock
The Maple Triangle club met with Mrs.
Annie Harris Friday afternoon, Is being
present. quilt was tied and work was
done on aprons.
The Lend-a- Hand club will meet with
Mrs. A W. Foster Thursday afternoon
Ladies are asked to bring thimbles. Sew
ing will be provided.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Way of Burling-
ton have been spending few days at the
home of Mrs. Ways parents, Mr., and
Mrs. w. M. Adams.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard Sargent and Miss
Bernardine Sargent and M. J. Jackson
Sargent of Island Fond visited at H. A.
Fosters over the week. eni
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Raymond aad
guests, F.. A. Fogg, end Miss Maude
Raymond of Enfield, N. H., and Miss
Mabel Decell Of Morrsville visited Snug
gler's Notch Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Nichols Of Bellows
Falls and MIS-. Luella Billings of Torrene,
Calf, who have been guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Billings, returned
to their homes recently.
The Helping club met at the North Hol-
low school house Friday and tied puff
and worked On aprons. Eleven were
present. The club will meet with Mrs.
MacGibbon next Thursday afternoon
The Rev. J. Q. Angel and daughter,
Miss Evelyn, Of Moultonville, N. H.,
were guests st Mrs. Elvira Gales over
Friday night to visit Mrs. E. S. Billings
of ST. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Gale who has
been i'll, was improved Saturday.
Mrs. Carrie George accompanied her
daughter, Nellie, to Burlington Thursday,
where she was joined by nurse, who
took her to New York hospital for an
operation on her left leg, which was eff
fected by paralysis several years ago.
Ten girls ofthe Pollyanna club and their
teacher, Mrs, Agnes Jenney, visited Mt.
Mansfield Sunday afternoon. They walked
from Harlow's at the foot of the noun
tain The girls have sold homemade
candy to provide for the expense of the
excursion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest c. Scribner and
younger son, Cecil, who left Monday for
Irasburg for a visit with Mrs. Scribner'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pike, left there to-
day for BasSane, Alberta, where they exc
pect to pass several months with Mr.. and
Mrs E. E. Udall, who were formerly of
this place. -~.,snOp .iiadctiA I
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,ssdr, saed Mrs.fGnAn5slarl, and daugh-
stRTtlisst OstfverinegUwho fnotored, here
fremA N9te Haven, sOor1h. b41aveg visited
hF'1o aisarsNfts 9 p .fF7s lasdeith. 90 They
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Massachusetts and, Gonnee,ieut for, few !
dssss. rct2sTi1 sjm bn8 .soitoeg1L "a, |
M Afi6hg recent ieigtofsP Here Have been. |
Mrs. Edwin Crandall and MIS- Ella M. |
B3pfdick qf Wests5IysB. r. M. and Mrs. |
W'sW MsAlIsteFi Of. Waitsfeld;, Mr., and |
Mrs. J. A. Starkweather of Brooklyn, N. |
Y, Ida jerks of Memphis, Tenn; Cath
crime Clark of West Haven, Conn Mr..
and Mrs. A. ] Beatty of Dorcester, Mass;
Charles and Eva Lord and Edna S. Dow
Of Boston.
The Ladies of the Red Cross gave an
ice cream social and dance at the Palisades
Friday evening. Electric lights we're
placed in the band stand and pavilion and
the park and entrance were lighted with
japanese lanterns. The pavilion was dec