News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-08-23
JEFFERSONvILLE

Was in town Saturday.
|. M. Powell and family passed
Thursday in Burlington.
Mrs. l. L. Pearl of Burlington has
been visiting her people here.
Mrs. G.. E. Pope is entertaining her
mother from st. Johnsbury.
H. M. Cornell and daughter passed
the week in Essex and Jericho.
Leon Stafford, who has been in
Woodsville, is now at home here.
Miss Chloe Powell entertained
friends from Springfield this week.
Mrs. Ethel Suter and daughter of
Barre are guests at H. w. Varnum's.
R. HI. Bourne has been in Burling-
ton for medical treatment this week.
Mrs. Robbins of New Hampshire
passed the week with Harriet Girls
void.
The district meeting of the o. E.
S. is to be held at this place Septem-
Der 21.
A son was born the 10th to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred McNally at DR.. Andrews
santorium.
The meeting of the Cemetery As
ISOLATION is to be held with Mrs.
C. C. Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton Thomas of
birmingham, Mass, are guests at
E. M. Thomas.
Edward Wagner underwent an
operation this week at Burlington,
upon his eyes.
A large delegation from Warner
Lodge, F. and A. M, was in st. AL
bans Wednesday.
Mrs. Pearl Shafer and children
have been in camp at Thompson's
Point this week.
D. N. Stafford and son, with their
fine Holsteins are at the Lamoille
Valley Fair this week.
The remains of James Burns were
brought from Waterville to the &C.
metery here Friday, for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Kneeland, Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Chase and son passed
the week in points of New York
state.
Mrs. Brown and daughter, Mrs.
Phelps of Marshfeld, passed the
week at Rev. H. G. Towards and
C. J. Thomas.
The local ball team played at St.
Adams Wednesday, with victory 6 to
0. The St. Adams Independents,
their strongest team play here Sept
ember 2.
The topic of sports at present
seems to be the Lamoille Valley Fair,
Labor Day on Mt. Mansfield, the new
federal highway is passible by going
slow in places.
Mrs. Alice Rockwell of Manches-
ter, N. H., has been demonstrator
at the store of H. F. Beard Company.
The Waterbury ball team was de-
feated by the locals Saturday, 9 to 3,
the visitors desire to play the return
game on this diamond later. This
week the locals go to Barre for re-
turn game, game is scheduled here
for September 2.
There will be a farmers meeting
in this village at the town hall on
Monday evening, Aug. %, at eight
o'clock. This meeting will be adj
dressed by J. A. Leach, farmer
from West Pawlet and a member of
the Vermont State Farm Bureau
executive committee. A feature of
this meeting will be the fivelreel
motion picture, Spring Valley"
Men, women and children are invited
to this meeting, which you will find
entertaining and instructive. Every
body come, farmers or not.
During the severe electrical storm
Thursday night and Friday, the
electric light power was out of order
for twenty-four hours, telephone
lines down. The barn on the old
Bogue farm at Pleasant Valley was
struck and burned with cattle and a
dog in it, a COW of c. c. POwell's was
killed, many of the stately shade
trees along the highway of the War
ner farms were blown partly down,
the barn on the John Leonard farm
adjoining these was party unroofed,
with minor damage done. The storm
divided and very little hit the village.
The local ball team play at Fair
field Thursday.
Mrs. G. M. Norton is passing the
week in Huntington.
F. L. Start and family passed Sun
day at Queen City Park.
Mrs. Grover Smith has been visit
ing friends in Waterville.
Messrs, Sweeney of Richmond
were guests Sunday at j. L. Berry's.
Mrs. Ernest Gallup is doing well
after her serious operation of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Runnals en-
tertained friends from Boston. Sun
day.
A number of parties from this
place are planning to take in the
Fair.
H. A. Hawley received a broken
rib while lowering his tent during the
severe storms at Highgate this week.
Mrs. r. S. Hawley underwent an
operation for appendicitis Thursday
at the santorium of DIR. Andrews,
DIR. insolvency of Burlington was
operating surgeon, assisted by DIR.
Andrews.
The meeting of the Cemetery As
ISOLATION is to be held with Mrs. c. C.
Powell, August 90, instead of the re-
gular date, September 5. Convey
ance will be provided for all who