News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-01-18


F. Ovitt was business visitor in town
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Peter Guerinieri visited her mother
Mrs. Ricardo Gard in Barre, sveral days
recently.
Mrs Kenneth Warren, who has been i'll
the past, three weeks, was able to be out
the first of the week.
Mrs. David Grant of Middleton, Conn :,
has been guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. c. Cheney.
Mark Goodell cf Williamstown has been
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Goodell, the past week.
Miss Elizabeth Barrows returned last
Saturday from a two weeks visit to her
friend. Miss Beulah Stearns. in Lebanon,
N H.
William Howie Of Barre called upon
Morrisville friends last Friday and satur-
day, coming up with the Barre basket
ball players.
Carroll Silloway was confined to the
house last Thursday and Friday, having
suffered an attack Of appendicitis last
Thursday night.
At the regular meeting of Morrisville
Camp Modern Woodmen, held last night
the newly elected officers we're installed for
the ensuing year,
The local physicians and the Vermont
Tuberculosis Association will hold tuber-
culosis clinic in Morrisville Tuesday, Jan.
81, from l to 4 p m.
]. H. Clark, the we'll known automobile
dealer Of Hardwick, announces a cut in
the price of the famous Dodge car, which
will interest Our readers. See page i.
Miss Barbara Small, who has been
spending the past three weeks at her horae
here, returned TO Boston Monday to re-
sumo her studies at Roston University.
Miss Lois Riley of Stowe was a guest
Thursday a1d Friday of Miss Edith Stew
art, going Friday night to Hardwick for
few days stay with Miss Catherine Cole.
The next regular meeting Of James NJ.
Warren, w, R C. will be held. A pro-
gram for the good of the order will con-
sist of a memorial service in honor of
William Mckinley.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Sanders are re.
ceiving congratulations upon the birth O
a son, Lynol Walter, who arrived at the
home on the Elmore Mountain road,
Wednesday, Jan. II.
Edward E. Goodrich of Keene, N. H.,
formerly OF Morrisv|e, called upon friends
here several days the past. week. He is
now travelling in the interests OF an under
taking supply house.
Miss Ruth Mcmahon of Stowe may
give dancing instructions in this place this
winter. There is talk of class for "old
folks" and one for young people, if sufi.
cient interest is manifested.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c.
Cheney entertained a small party at lin
ner in honor of their wedding anniversary.
Those present we're Judge and Mrs. Geo.
A. Morse, Miss Winnie Cheney, Mr.. and
Mrs. F, w. Mould, and Mr.. Dustin, who
was guest at the Cheney home.
Or. and Mrs. w. NJ. Johnstone and Mr..
and Mrs. T. B. Ellis went to Burlington
asst Friday night, where Mrs Johnstone
entered the Mary Fletcher hospital for
Mrs. Edward Waterbury of
Bridgeport, Conn, a sister Of the doctor,
irrived the latter part Of the week for an
Indefinite stay the Johustode home.
Those present from out of town lat
week to attend the funeral of Mrs. Chas
Miner, besides the children mentioned last
week. we're as follows: Ella and Harry
'ealey, Mrs. Jennie Heminway, Mrs Fred
Iice, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Reynolds, Mrs.
.orraine Holmes, Mrs. A. J. Thomas, Jef-
srsonvile; Addison Cheney. Lyndon.
The annual meeting Of The Union Saw.
lgs Bank and Trust Company was held
4 the Directors rooms Monday after.
oon. The old officers we're reelected, as
blows: c. H. Stearns, President; II. A.
layton, Vice Pres; w. NJ Sargent, Treas
rer. There was no change in the Board
Directors, which is made up as follows:
:. H. Stearns, johnson; H. A. Slayton,
:. G. Fleetwood, Z. II. Sjocum and W. /
Sargent, Morrisville; R. L. S5ule. +
.ast Fairfield; Elsie C. Smith, Jefferson !
ille. Z
Following are names Of pupils who have t
Gently spelled down their schools, Lam. j
2n school Of MorristowD, Gladys Robin.
IN; North Randolph. Winona Pike; Nor
sville Third Grade. Robert Sparks, Rog. I
! Terrill; Mc.risyiile Fifth Grade, Wayne