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

WITS MAJ hOUuy, WDO HAS uoSi SOAi
fined to her bed is improving.
Duane Brown of Portsmouth, N. H.
was visitor in town this week.
Eben Barrows has been confined to the
house by illness since Sunday.
Wesley Demois, has been quite i'll at the
the home of Mrs. Nellie Russell.
Lloyd c. Bentley is improving from a
several days illness from lyrangitis
Miss Leila Burroughs is i'll of bronchitis
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Pender.
Mrs. Jamie Wakefield and son, Day.
ton, who have been i'll the past week, are
improving.
- Mrs. Gerald Towne is seriously i'll from
pneumonia. A trained nurse from Bur-
Iington is caring for her.
Hobart Bliss continues to improve slow
ly from his long illness from pneumonia,
followed by scarlet fever.
Howard Morse, little son of Mr.. and
Mrs Geo. G. Morse, is now gaining nicely
from his recent severe illness.
Mrs. Carrie Carrigan. mother of the
late William Perry, is seriously i'll at the
Perry home near Lake Lamoille.
Robert Slayton of the U. V. NJ, was a
guest of his parents, DR.. and Mrs. w. T.
Slayton, several days the past week.
Madeline and Harold Gates of the U.
V. M. spent few days recently at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
w. Gates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Patch have
moved from the Sturges place on Laporte
road TO the home of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Patch.
Mrs. Emma Emerson, who lives with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bidwell on George
street. has been critically i'll the past few
days, suffering from pneumonia.
Attention is called to the Musical Con.
cert, which is to be given by the Womens'
club Thursday evening, under the direction
oil isirs. Powers. rs.-advertisement.
Que of the best games of the season
will be seen at the local gymnasium to.
night. Company D of ST. Johnsbury and
the local Legion team are both out to
win. Get your seat early.
Miss Mae Truman, home demonstration
agent for the Lamoile c. unity Farm (
Bureau, has been confined to her room at
the Donaldson home for several days by J
illness.
Frank Marshall of Fairfax has been the
guests of relatives and friends in town
Mr.. Marshall lived for many years on
the Stowe road on the old Marshall place,
now owned by Leonard D. Cole.
The storm of Monday and M nday
night was the most severe of the season.
Nearly foot of snow fell and the wind
Monday night piled it up in some places,
although the main roads have not been
blocked.
Hector Belval, who had his home des-
troyed by fire recently. has moved his
family to the Sturges house, vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Patch. Mr.. Bel
val expects to rebuild the house on the
Mudgett place early in the spring.
E. E. Goodrich, formerly employed in
the Kelley Furniture store here was quite
seriously injured in a railroad wreck near
White River Junction about two weeks
ago and was confined to his home in
Keene N. H. ior several days.
The condition of S. L. Ring, who has
oeen critically i'll from pneumonia, follow
ng an injury sustained at the p. A. ,
Sweetser fire, is much improved, trained
purse from Burlington has been caring for .
him the past week. Mrs. William Stew
lrt of East Hardwick has been assisting
Mrs. Ring.
The Intermediate Dept. Of the Meth :
odist S. s., consisting of three classes the
dustlers, Sunbeams and Loyal Son held I
1 very successful social Monday evening. r
The colots and banners of the classes
we're used as decorations. A program '
vas given, Ice cream and cake were served q
md The evening was one jolly good time. I
Eaton Bros. have purchased of Geo. W. S
lark the property on Lover Main street,
neluding the store occupied by their busi- =
less and the brick house on the Corner,
'ccupied by J. H. Eaton and family.
This property was IN the late J. c. Noyes G
aulily for many years.
Raymond Gates. son Of Mr.. and Mrs {
2. W. Gates, student in Peoples aoade- {
~. has been notified by United States
ienator c. S. Page that he received the