News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-09-13

third and fourth AZ; primary 81, with
II in the entering class.
United Aid Society Clears $24 on
Supper
The United Aid Society realized
about $24 from the supper at the
/ church dining room last week with
the following ladies on the commit
tee: Mrs. F. C. Bashaw, Mrs. J. j.
Robinson, Mrs. A. r. Denton, Mrs.
, A. e. Doane, Mrs. L. L. Harris and
Mrs. H. W. Burnham. At business
meeting of the directors of the
society it was voted to turn over $500
to the business committee of the
! Community Church to apply on ex-
penses of the church, and to hold
rummage sale in November. The
following were appointed as commit
tee for the sale: Mrs. L. L. Harris,
Mrs. c. A. Tomlinson and Mrs. r. H.
Gale.
The state work on the river road
/ is progressing finely.
! J. B. Ayers has recently bought
the Sallies place adjoining his farm.
Miss Mary Chamberlain of Rutland
visited last week Miss Louise Nor
gan.
| Miss Marjorie Gates of Morrisville
visited Miss Ruth Mcmahon last
week.
Mrs. L. n MINI, whose health does
not improve, is at the Fanny Allen
hospital.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank E. Bedell has been named
Frank E., Jr.
The members of Sickle Chapter,
O. E. S., attended a meeting of john
son Chapter last week.
The w. R. c.. district meeting at
Greensboro Bend has been postponed
until further announcement.
Harold Brush has been called from
Clinton, Mo-, to Kansas City and will
make his home at Kansas City.
Repair work has recently been done
on the Harlow Hill road by two new
culverts which We're badly needed.
Miss Daisy Bailey of Burlington
passed few days vacation recently
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. N.
Bailey.
Miss Mildred Mcmahon gave a
piano recital Saturday afternoon, at
the Akeley auditorium. There was
no admission.
Mrs. w. F. Harris wishes all who
sent cards and letters from Stowe to
Mr.. Harris to know that they were
much appreciated.
The number of cars passing
through town Sundays from 900
a. m. to $500 p. M, averaging little
over 100 per hour.
Miss Neyhart of New Jersey, who
was taken i'll at Mt. Mansfield early
last week, underwent a serious oper-
alton at the Mary Fletcher I
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Wiley and
children have returned to Schenec-
tady, N. Y, after visiting Mrs. Will
ley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. :,
Brush.
The Misses Pearl Layton, Mar
jOrie Foster and Gertrude Clark went
last week to Morrisville to enter the
teacher-training class at Peoples
Academy.
Miss Floy Collins, who has been
employed during the summer at
Maplewood, N. H., has returned home
and will resume her studies at the
U. V. M. when college opens. !
George E. White has recovered
from the trouble on his foot so far
as to be able to return to his work
in drug store in Johnson. He was
accompanied by Mrs. White.
George M. Towne and daughter,
Miss Agnes Towne, have moved to
1873 Loomis street, Burlington. Miss
Towne will enter U. V. M. Quincy E.
Magoon is carrying on Mr.. Towne's
farm in Stowe Hollow.
There were about 80 present at
box party and social for the benefit
of Mansfield Mountain Grange last
week. W. L. Bennett, Donald Nc
Mahon and Mrs. F. L. Mccarthy fur
nished music for dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Pike, Mrs.
M. c. Tinkham and guests, Mrs. Bah
cock and son and Mrs. H. G. Nc
Mahon motored last week to Middle
bury, where they visited Mrs. Sarah
E. Dewey and Mrs. F. A. Evans.
Miss Ruth Collins, who is enjoying
a vacation from the H. E. Shaw Co.
store, accompanied her cousin, Miss
Winifred Davis, last week to her
home in Stamford, Conn, to pass
several days. Miss Davis has passed
a month with Miss Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Erwin Adams are
their son and daughter
n-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip f. Adams,
md little daughter of Detroit, Mich, |
md daughter, Miss Jessie Adams of
Norwood, Mass. Their son-in-law and
laughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Thatcher, and little son returned last
week to Norwood after passing some
ime here.
Selectman G. A. Simmons COM
nenced two years ago to turn the
liver near the "Ledges" on West II
Branch for the purpose of relieving II
he liability of more damage to the y
ighway at this point, digging only
itch at first and the water has since :
,orked its own channel and is now ID,
lowing mainly in its old place of rs :
ears ago. :
Mrs. Otto Dimitz, daughter of Adj :
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