News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-04-26
JEFFERSONVILLE
Berton Maynard and Clifton Powell
were in Burlington Monday.

were in Burlington Monday.
e. M. Kneeland, who has been seri.
ously ill, is slightly improved.
Hon. j. w. Page of Burlington was
guest over Sunday at HoteI
Melendy.
The May ball will be held at Hote
Melendy May 10. CAROLS orchestra
will play.
A splendid sermon was given Sun.
day morning by Rev. Mr. Bowles OF
Hardwick.
Mrs. J. E. Davis returned from
Burlington Thursday with another LOT
of new millinery.
Miss Helen Hyde of the U. V. M
passed Monday night as a guest OF
Miss Thelma Hawley.
George Hunt, trained nurse from
Burlington, is caring for Mr., Man.
chester, who is very low.
Ernest Veronneau of Burlington
arrived here Monday and will be en-
ployed in the D. G .Hawley barber
shop.
Lloyd Pepan was in>Burlington last
week.
A large number of young people
remained after the pictures at Morse
hall Saturday and Tuesday nights for
the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Westover, with
B. C. Hawley and family, visited
Harry Brown Sunday at the Fanny
Allen hospital.
John Hanley had the misfortune
of being badly bruised and his wagon
and harness badly demolished when
his team went down through the
scale platform at Thomas Bros
store Monday. The horses became
frightened and ran away, Mr.. Hanley
holding them as best he could, yet
causing a serious accident.
A good number of shade trees are
being set about the cemetery.
O. X. Jenney passed Saturday at
Olney Carpenters in Fletcher.
Mrs. L. S. Morse and daughter
passed Monday in Burlington.
A bathroom outfit is being installed
in the residence of Grover Smith.
Mr. Runnals, civil engineer, and
wife have located in the tenement of
Elsie Smith.
Internal Revenue Collector J. R.
Burke of st. Adams transacted bust
ness Friday in town.
C. S. Cornell of Morrisville is. in
town, called by the low condition of
his father, H. NJ Cornell.
The steam shovel arrived Saturday
from Boston and is now ready for
work, in charge of C. L. Burnham of
Rutland.
Lena Miller returned Saturday from
the Fanny Allen hospital much i'm
proved in health, and Autney STRAIT
ton came Monday
E. R. WEIGH of Montpelier and
F. w. Badger of Brattleboro, civil
engineers, are in town engaged on the,
Federal highway job.
The meeting of the Philathea Club
will be held next Monday evening with
Mrs. G. R. Westover. Miss Hazel
Field will assist as hostess.
At the meeting of the Literary Club
Mrs. H. w. Varnum was chosen as
the new library building chairman
She chosed Mrs. c. S. Cornell and
Mrs. w. G. Lease as assistants.
Federal Officers j. M. Kelley and
F. L. Eaton of Morrisville, P. C.
Ricci. G. L. Burnham, F. w. Badger,
E. R. WEIGH, and X. S. Flint of st.
Johnsbury are among the boarders
at Hotel Melendy.
The meeting of the Ladies' Aid was
held last week Thursday at the YES
try. Reports were given by various
committees. The ladies will serve
supper to the public in connection
with their annual meeting May 49,
The members are requested to send
post cards to their esteemed friend
and member, Mrs. James Stafford,
Fanny Allen hospital, at any time this
week.
Citizens who are interested in the
work of the Cemetery Association are
invited to join in bee Friday after
noon between two and four of setting
more shade trees about the grounds.
These are asked to be about two
inches in diameter and either elm or
maple. The committee will be at
that place to direct the places, etc, at
that time. Your cooperation and pub
lie spirit is urged to assist the ladies
who all know work very hard. Come
with your tree and do not be"
Stacker. For further information in
quire of Mrs. Lease.