News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-08-02
JEFFERSONvILLE


after undergoing an operation last
Thursday for appendicitis.
/ The name of DIR. w. N. Lang is re-
ceiving favorable mention for town
representative this fall.
The Henry Hebb farm was listed
this week for sale in the Ellsworth
Real Estate Agency Of Burlington.
c. w. LaBounty of Cambridge
Boro and c. w. Potter of Belvidere
assisted in the orchestra at the town
hall Saturday night.
The Sheik was shown Monday night
at Morse hall to very large house.
Greta Morse and Pearl Shafer as
sisted in vocal music.
A large party from Burlington
visited Mt. Mansfield on Friday, re-
turning for supper at Hotel Melendy.
The Burlington Ward One team
will play in this place Saturday of
this week for their return game with
the local team. The city boys spoke
very highly of the splendid diamond
and up-to-date field they met and the
game was one of the best they had
played with any other team. AS they
come this week it is expected they
will be used white and the locals
will play ball at their best. Be sure
and see this game.
A large party of Boy Scouts from
camp at the lake were in town re-
Gently en- route for Mt. Mansfield.
Norman Larrabee and family were
in Newport Sunday for the family
reunion of the Larrabee families, the
sons remaining for a short stay
An error recently occurred in a
town paper regarding the drug de-
partment of the F. B. Noble store
being removed from that place. The
drug business will be continued by
| Mr.. Noble in his new block on Main
| street.
A good number from outside the
village have been in town recently
in the interest of locating students
who are to enter high school this
fall. The trustees have secured the
services of the assistant principal
last year, o. K. Jenney, of Stowe as
principal this year. Mr.. Jenney is
widely known as one of the bright
young men with high standing and
character of this county. All who
were under him last year realize his
value in school again.
An excellent game of clean base
ball was played Saturday at this
place between the Ward One team
from Burlington and the local team.
Up to the eighth inning the home
team held the visitors with tie,
/ and 1. The pitcher for the home
team, with other errors, helped the
visitors to a victory of 6 to l. The
same team played Fairfield Sunday,
winning by score of IL to 2. This
week Wednesday the Essex town
team will play the local team here.
H. E. Hebb of johnson was in town
Sunday.
D. C. Howe has been off duty be-
cause of illness.
Mrs. Ashley Griffin of Connecticut
is visiting in town.
Mrs. A. d. Rugg is entertaining
her grandchildren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur West passed
Sunday in Burlington.
Mrs. Laura Smith passed last week
with friends in Westford.
Mrs. Brown of st. Adams is a
guest at E. M. Kneeland's.
LIZ. anu MIS. AIluTtWS WERE UuSl-
ness visitors Monday in Burlington.
Oscar Jacque and family of st.
Adams are visiting the Jacque Bros.
E. H. Perry and family, with E. N.
Melvin, passed Sunday in Burlington.
F. E. and G. E. Pope entertained
cousins from Waterville, Que, over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Kinds of Fair
fax were guests Monday at G. M.
Norton's.
Mrs. Kate Walked passed the
weekend with Mrs. Kinsley at Cam
bridge Boro.
Mr.. Towne of Morrisville is doing |
the masonry work on the Lynn Tracy |
residence.
Edwin Thomas of Waterville is
assisting in the pOstoffice during the |
vacation of F. L. Start.
Mrs. f. P. Saltus and Mrs. C. H. |
Myers of Burlington were recent |
guests of Mrs. A. F. Lucia.
Another new line of army blankets
can be found at the store Of the H. F.
Beard Corp.-Advertisement.
Mr.. Gillispey has rented the Haw-
ley farm. R. S. Hawley moved his
household goods to the Will Hawley
residence in the village.
Gwendolyn and Llwelyn Shafer ar
rived Monday from Wrenthem, Mass,
for their vacation with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Morse.
The meeting for work in the first
and third degree on Thursday night
Of Warner Lodge, F. and A. NJ, will
open at 1880 sharp. Supper will be
served
A great number of. parties visited in
the Notch Sunday. Among them were
o. A. Dyke, who conveyed parties to
the Summit House. All report fine
roads and fine trips.
Among some of the late guests
registered at Hotel Melendy have
been Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Tinkham,
Albert Laing. r T. Hickey + q