News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-11-22


hibition at that time and can now
be seen in the postoffice block. The
model is pictured from clay and per-
fectly formed as how this could be
carved upon the large rock at the head
of Main street. The cost estimated
was $1,000. Remarks on the subject
were called for and made by H. N.
Grey, B. E. Reynolds, H. M. Bartlett
and others, who said the town Of
Cambridge should hold in high esteem
now and always the boys who went
across and see this work carried out.
Alfred Chase of Stowe was in town
last week.
Mrs. Wilson is guest this week
OF Mrs Josie Pierce in Johnson.
Mrs. Jessie Pierce was a business
visitor in Burlington Saturday.
Floyd Cheeseman visited his par
ents in Hyde Park over Sunday.
Allied Yarn, all colors, full weight
skeins, 45c, at Hawley Bros.-Adv.
New line of barn shovels, manure
forks, buck saws and files at Hawley
Bros.-Adv.
Edward Grey has returned from
Burlington and is employed by B. E.
Reynolds.
A social evening is being arranged
by the Rhilathea girls to be held this
week Friday evening at the church
parlors, when each class of the Sun
day School will bring in their amount
raised for extra Sunday School pur-
poses and they will tell how each
raised the amount.
Mrs. Harriet Pope was given a
surprise Sunday in honor of her 80th
birthday anniversary at the home of
her son, F. E. Pope, when a dinner
party was given. The guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Pope of
Greensboro, Mrs. BERTHE Pope and
Edward Pope of Burlington, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Pope of Underhill and
c. E. Pope and family of this place.
A special treat was the birthday cake
made by her grandson, Wesley Pope.
The cake was 10 inches in diameter
weighed IS pounds, with five pounds
of confectioner's sugar used in icing.
Upon it were the 80 candles. The
color scheme was pink, cream and
white. The dates 1842-1922 were
placed upon it. 1t took five hours to
construct the cake.
Mrs. Frank Heath of Johnson was
in town Friday.
The child of Philip Playful is re-
covering from diphtheria.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Varnum plan
to start for California next week.
Mrs. Laura Warren of Morrisville
visited Mrs. C. B. Richards last week.
Wilmer Stafford of Bennington was
guest over Sunday at l. M. Powell's.
Fred MoultCn of Somerville, Mass,
was a recent business visitor in
town.
Nina Plumber of Pleasant Valley
is being cared for by Mrs. Edward
Grey.
B. E. Reynolds and party were re-
cent business visitors in Woodsville,
N. H.
Mrs. w. H. Thomas passed Friday
with her mother at the Fanny Allen
hospital.
The stores of this town are very
attractive in their new equipment for
Thanksgiving.
o. K. Jenney, with Mr.. and Mrs.
C. j. Lang, were visitors over Sun
day in Stowe.
Mrs. U. M. Reynolds is at the
Sparhawk sanitarium in Burlington
for medical treatment.
G. D. Griswold returned Saturday
from several weeks stay with his
brother, Will, in Florida.
Margery Newton of Burlington
passed a few days last week with
her sister, Mrs Buel Brewster.
You know that you can save money
by paying cash. You can prove it
by going to Hawley Bros.-Adv.
A good number from this place at
tended the funeral service of Myron
c. Washburn in Waterbury last week.
Mrs. M. C. Leach and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. R. Westover visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Towne in Waterbury Sunday.
The Misses Frances and Grace
Limoge of Morrisville were weekend
guests of their aunt, Mrs. A. F.
Lucia.
The junior boys of the Sunday
School sold popcorn about town Sat
urday night, 'while the girls had
candy.
Further work on the highway was
begun this week Monday, this lead
ing from the church toward the
bridge, south.
A newly organized class of young
men will be taught by Orlo K. Jenney.
All are urged to be present at the
church next. Sunday.
An excellent discourse was given
Sunday by Rev. Mr.. Bartlett, the text
being taken from Gen. %, 16 and II.
A good attendance was present.
The Vermonters' orchestra of the
U. V. M. promise to be an excellent
drawing feature for the senior ball,
to be held at the auditorium Nov. 20.
The executive committees of the
American Legion and the Women's
Club will meet this Tuesday, eve
ming with DR.. and Mrs. B. F.
Andrews.