News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-09-20
JEFFERSONVILLE


Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Tatro spent
Sunday with friends in Island Pond.
George Powell and family of St.
Adams were guests Sunday at H. W..
Sinclair's.
! Mrs. BERTHE Pope and son of Bur
lington passed few days last week
| in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Bourne of New
York State visited his brother, r. H.
| Bourne, last week.
The Misses Winchell and Hazel
Field, state education workers, visited
the high school last week.
Ralph Brewster returned Friday
morning to the Pittsford sanatorium,
where he is receiving treatment.
The meeting of the Ladies' Aid will
be held Sept %, when the harvest
supper will be served to the public.
Elsie Wilcox is moving her house
hould goods into rooms of H. c.
/ Chase from the C. P. Carroll place.
Mrs. Buel Brewster was in Water
bury last week, called there by the
death of her father, DR.. G. H. New
ton.
Lewis Hebb and daughters, Mrs.
Laura Knight of Boston and Mrs.
George Baker of WATERFOWL, S. D.,
visited friends in town recently.
The Past Masters night of War
ner Lodge, No. so, F. and A. NJ,
was largely attended Thursday eve
ming. Third degree work was done.
Miss Olive Sheen, who has served
oc hn,1cn1ynnyn,. fOr E1cin n ~
for some time, was called to her
home in Johnson last week by the
illness of her mother, Mrs, Sheen.
D. C. Hawley and G. R. Westover
attended the meeting of the Ameri-
can Legion Thursday night at Nor
risville. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Westover and Alice Anderson.
Miss Clara Stygles assisted at the
organ in church Sunday in the alb
sence of Miss Powell. Miss Stygles
is teaching piano about town and is
located at DR.. Andrews. She comes
highly recommended as a teacher of
piano.
A large delegation from this sec
ton attended the funeral of DR.. G. H.
Newton Saturday at Cambridge Boro.
beautiful floral offering was sent
by the Jeffersonville Baseball Assn,
in honor of their esteemed friend in
sorrow, Kenneth j. Newton.
The district meeting of the o. E. S.
will be held this week Thursday. |
The meeting will be opened by the |
local chapter, the P. M. work will be |
done by Cycle Chapter of Stowe and |
the meeting will be closed by hte |
johnson Chapter. A large company
is expected.
B. G. Nipple of Essex was in town
Saturday.
E. S. Cobb is in Boston for medical
treatment
Autney Stratton will teach the
South Cambridge school, n
Two hundred care passed through
Notch Sunday. |
Mrs. c. S. Brush of Jericho was
recent guest at G. S. Cornell's.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Morton were
visitors Saturday in Burlington.
Mrs. Arthur West entertained her
niece from Johnson over Sunday.
= The Enosburg ball team will play
the local team here this week We'd
nesday
Frank Hoyt is passing some time (
with his brother, Albert Hoyt, in
Jericho.
Judge Moulton and party of Bur-
ington were guests Saturday at
Hotel Melendy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laughton of Bur-
lngton were guests last week at
B. c. Hawley's.
Alvin Bogue has moved to the resi-
ience vacated by Mr.. Thomas at
Cambridge Junction.
A. Fl. Chapman and Mr.. Flagg of
Portland, Me-, are, in town contract
ng for Christmas trees.
Fl. c. Melendy attended the state
Meeting of the American Legion at
st. Johnsbury Saturday.
The reception to the school faculty
vas given this week Tuesday night
It the church parlors by the Phila-
hea Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Thomas are !
at Grover Smiths until
ater, when they will rent the lower !
enement of the Jacque house, Rollie I
acque having moved to Barre.
A good number from this place : 7
lSlIeu mI. MdHbIlelu, Lake VIII L
'ughby and Camp Rich Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Lease of Nor
lsville and Miss Evelyn Lease of
lontpelier were Sunday callers at
!. d. Leases. T
A son, Perry, Jr., was born Satur-
ay night at Dr. Andrews sanitarium
, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Kinsley of
Boro. d
The new federal highway leading
rom this place to johnson is becom-
lg more smooth by the use of the y
eavy steam rollers added this week. n
Crescendo Literary Club r
The first meeting of the Crescendo n
hub of the season was held Friday Il
ight with c. p. Carroll. The pro- c
ram consisted of words of welcome b
Y the new president, Mrs. B. F. b
ndrews. A general outline of
laska by c. p. Carroll, current L
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