News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-08-23
few days stay with their sister, Mrs,


few days stay with their sister, Mrs,
Edison Bassett,
The Misses Leone and Shirley
Gould are spending the week at tho
nome of their aunt, Mrs. Alexander
Smith, at Barre.
Max Manahan Of ST. Adams visited
his brother, Leon Manahan, Saturday,
the latter returning home with him
for the weekend.
Newton Camp, who is employed in
Woodsnille, N. H., has been spend
ing ten days at the home Of his
father, Elmer Camp,
Miss Marguerite Palmer Of ST..
Johnsbury has been spending some
time with her aunt, Mrs. W.. M. Sar-
gent, of Park street.
Rev. and Mrs. " M. Hardy, Miss
Kate Howard, Mrs Elizabeth Munson
and son, d. NJ Munson, spent Sun
day at the Hardy cottage, Caspian
Lake, Greensboro.
Mr.. and Mrs O. V. Bailey of Derry,
N. H., are visiting friends in Morris
vile. This is the first time that they
have returned here since they moved
to Derry, ~ years ago.
The Misses Beatrice and Loucille
Morrill,, Barbara Small and Anna
Miller, Messrs. Dwight Griggs, Car
roll Silloway, Henry Martin and Earl
Morrill, spend Sunday at Smugglers'
Notch.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Bassett and
daughter, Miss Anna, Mr.. and Mrs
H. E. Aiken and daughter, Mary
Janice, have returned home from
weeks stay in camp at Lake Carnai,
Franklin
Mr.. and Mrs Leo A. Gould of the
Gilmore Mountain road are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a,
daughter, born FRIDAY of last week.
Miss Jennie 'Tillotson is caring for
mother and child.
The Misses Elizabeth Powers and
Marguerite Margie were visitors
Tuesday in Richford. They were
accompanied home by Mr.. and Mrs
George H. Snyder of Newton, Mass,
who VIII spend the week at the Pow.
ers home.
Mr. anG Mrs. William Blackburn
and daughters, the Misses Mabel and
Eve2ene, and son, Arnold, returned
Saturday ITO their, home in Toronto
after two weeks stay at the home
of Rev, and Mrs. G. E. Goodliffe.
A L. Bruce moved Tuesday from
the l.. e. Boynton tenement on Main
street to the Billings home ON Court
street, which he recently purchased.
R p. Briggs, who has occuRiad the
Billings house, is moving to Miss
EVeRyn Whitcomb's house on Rich
mond 'stEeet. E. E. Schutt Will move
soon from Miss Whitcomb's hgrse to
the Woodland house on Bridge street,
which he has purchased.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rand of |
Mass, and Miss Gertrude |
Johnson of Lancaster, n. H, AN iin-
structor in the schools of Cambridge, |
Mass, spent the past week with Mr. |
Rand's sister, Miss Lou Rand. The |
party, in company with Miss Mary |
Rand, enjoyed trip through Snug
glers' Notch, returning via Jefferson
Vile. This was Miss Johnson's first |
visit to Vermont and she was much |
delighted with the beautiful scenery.
Mrs. j. c. f. Slayton OF Melrose,
Mass, spent several days the past
week at the home of her brother+in-
aw, Fl. A. Slayton. On Sunday MIR.
md Mrs. III. A.. .Slayton and daugh-
err, Miss Lillia, and Mrs j. C. F.
Slayton left for New York, from
which place they expect to sail
August 26 for Europe. While there Y
hey wifi witness the Passion Play.
After few wefks' stay in Europe I
hey win leave for Italy for a years \
tay, whepe Miss TLillia SlaytOn viii 4
ontinue her study of music. They'll
we're accompanied to Albany, n. VI
y Mrs. Mabel Noble, who will spend l.
en- days with relatives at that place.