News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-05-10
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business visitor here Thursday.
H. C. Mcmahon is able to be out
after several weeks illness with jaun-
dice.
Miss Beatrice Kaiser was a recent
visitor at COLES Millard's in Morris
vile.
Floyd Sleeper of the University of
Vermont called on friends in town
last week.
Showers of rain were welcomed
Thursday as the roads had become
very dusty and the fields very dry.
The members of the Congrega-
tional Church held business meet
ing at the church Wednesday after
noon.
The Stowe fremen were called to
Hyde Park Thursday morning to asa
sist in putting out the fire at the hide
house.
Miss Catherine Harris went We'd
nesday to Montpelier, where she has
employment at the Heaton Hospital
as waitress.
James Goulet and the Misses Celia
Perry and Glendoline Canning have
returned to Island Pond after visiting
at H. G. Canning's.
Logs purchased in the northern
part of the town by ]. M. Ruiter and
sold to the Last Block Company in
Waterbury by truck last week.
Mrs. c. A. Simmons and sister,
Mrs. Bertha Miller, of Greensboro
are visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Charles Perkins, in Lakeport, N. H
E. N. Houston, who has been en-
ployed for several months at Glou-
chester, Mass, has resigned his posi-
ton and returned home Wednesday.
Hugh Cushman of Barre called at
o. W. Edson's last week. He report
ed Mrs. Cushman doing well so Mr.
Edison did not return to Barre as he
had planned.
Beginning May the postoffice will
close on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday and Friday night at six
o'clock and on Monday and Saturday
nights OF nine o'clock.
r. b. Smith and H. E. Shaw re-
turned from a business trip to Og-
densburg, N. Y, Wednesday. Mr..
Shaw attended the directors meeting
of the Hyde Park Bank Thursday.
L. w. Smith of Central Falls. r. T..
came last week to superintend the
completion and furnishing of the
bungalow which he has built on the
F. M. Sears place on West Branch.
Mrs, S. M. Brush and Mrs. H. E.
Pike attended meeting Of the
Jedidiah Hyde Park Chapter, D. A.
r., Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
N. G. Wood at Hyde Park. A. C. !
Morrill, furnished transportation.
The United Aid Society served sup
per at the Community Church vestry I
Wednesday with Mrs. w. A. Smith, !
Mrs. A. J. MacGibbon, Mrs. S. H. !
Nutting, Mrs. A. H. Raymond and
Mrs. c. L. G. Tomlinson in charge. I
Three groups of the agricultural
boys of the high school assisted in /
planting the Norway spruce trees
which were purchased by the village
trustees for municipal forest in the !
vicinity of the village water supply
system.
f. H. Cochran of Shelburne, who :
has assumed his duties as manager of !
the Mt. Mansfield Cooperative
Creamery & Grain Association, Inc,
is making his home at the Green
Mountain Inn. Mrs. Cochran and
three children will join Mr. Cochran
after the close of the high school in
Shelburne
Emmons W. Sargent returned to
Cabot Wednesday after several days
here. Mr.. Sargent has purchased a
Buick car and while here motored to
Burlington, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. H. A. Foster and uncle.
W. M. Adams. Mrs. Foster called on
Mrs. Fife Robinson, who does not
gain at the Mary Fletcher Hospital
as fast as could be wished, but who
is better this week,