News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-03-30
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MORRISVILLE

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Mrs. Lizzie Drew has returned from
Cabot.
c. H, A. Stafford has gone to Boston on
business.
Mrs. Clyde Beard is i'll at her home on
Richmond street.
Mrs. Clara Crowell is ill at her home
on George street.
The Carey Maple company is taking in
syrup at 81 per gallon.
R. S. Beard has returned from weeks
trip to Lowell and Gardner, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Truman Sweetzcr have
been in Burlington for the past few days.
Willis G. Terrill who has been quite i'll
for several weeks past is somewhat better.
Henry Lamell of Hartford, Conn, is
visiting his parents in Eden, and friends
in towr.
D. J. Cole of the west part Of the town,
who has been quite i'll for the past few
days, is somewhat improved.
Miss M. Glee Towne and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Towne went Wednesday morning
to Burlington for few days stay
DR.. and Mrs. J. R. Frear are moving
from the Tiff block to theupstairs tenement |
in the Champeau block on Main street. |
Dwight Griggs, who has been receiving
treatment at the Mary Fletcher hospital
for blood poisoning in one hand, has return
ed home.
Miss Bessie Ryder who is teaching
school in Barre, is spending her Easter
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. T. Ryder.
The Misses Ina Wells and Nellie Aiken
spent Sunday in Cambridge; the former
going on Monday to Montpelier to visit
her mother, Mrs, Lottie Wells.
Mrs. Lucy Hawkins was called to Calais
to attend the funeral of Repre-.
sentative Edward L. Wheeler, which was
leld at his late residence Sunday.
The Rev. G. F. Fortier, pastor Of the
Jniversaist Church, and F. M. Ober, lay
lelegate from the same parish, were in
Burlington Tuesday evening, where they
ttended a banquet at the Hotel Sher-
wood at which all the Universalist minis
ers in the State we're present. together
With one lay delegate from each parish. I
The turbine water. wheel and case for
anne, designed for use in the new Morris
lille power plant on the pulp-mill site re-
emily purchased by the village, has arrived
nd has been placed in storage until work J
an be commenced on the plant proper. I
he dynamo is also here and in storage, [
nd as soon as spring fairly opens the job r
i'll be rushed along.
E. E. Schutt is moving his household a
pods from the down stairs apartment in d
lie ]. A. Robinson house to rooms in the d
j. P. Briggs house on Court street. After t.
ltensive repairs. both floors of the Robin b
IN house will be occupied by DR., L. C.
obinson. Harrison Dodge, who has oc-
ipied the upper floor. will move to the :,
0stairs tenement in the d. N Hutchins
3use on Hutchins street, soon to be va r
tied by Chas. M. Bridge. The latter y
i'll move to the home of George Bridge :,
! Elmore street.
A meeting of che guarantors for the ;.
ming Chautarqua season was held Mon ~
.y afternoon in the rooms of the Past " y,
ne Club, good number being present. :.
arl Turner, advance agent of the Com
unity Chautauqua, addressed the meet N
g, outlining the general plan and dis
ssing various interesting details. The Vi
lson will open in Morrisville on the tn
sernoon of Monday, July 4th, continu- Al
Z through Saturday night, with total is
eleven performances, including concerts ur
lures and play. Let's make it the be
It ever. tir