News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-06-21
CAMBRIDGE


Mrs. Lucy Flynn of Burlington is
housekeeper for c. L. Gilman.
H. E. Pierce was at his home in
Richmond over Saturday night.
Billy Purdy of Ballston Spa,
N. Y, is visiting at H. J Purdy's.
Fred Lebarron has been in Bur-
lington for medical treatment.
Ira Carpenter Of Fletcher has been
doing carpenter work for E. W:
Patch.
Mrs. N. B. Hall has been confined
to her bed for the past week by
illness.
Henry Wood and J. E. Stafford are
repairing the buildings of Mrs. M. M.
Reynolds.
A ten-pound daughter was born on
Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Trombly.
Mrs. Marion Payne is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Frances Edwards, in
Underhill.
The young son of Ernest Yer
roneau has been taken to a hospital
for treatment.
Mrs. H. K. DEMO was in Bakers
field last week for commencement of
Brigham Academy.
F. A. Plummer accompanied his
daughter, Nina, to the preventorium
at Pittsford Friday.
Harlow Leavens of Ludlow passed
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Linus Leavens.
Mrs. G. H. Newton and daughter,
Marjorie, of Waterbury visited Mrs.
|B. A. Brewster Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Chandler spent the past
week in Bakersfield to attend COM
mencement of Brigham Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Wiley, Mrs.
M. M. Reynolds and Mrs. Helen
McKillop visited in Johnson Friday.
Raymond Fullington has gone to
Nantucket Island, Mass, where he
has a position at the Sea Cliff Inn.
C. J.. Lang is repairing and build
ing an addition to his barn. John
Carey of Fairfield has charge of the
work.
DR.. S. G. Start and daughter,
Edith, were in Bakersfield for the
graduating exercises of Brigham
Academy.
Mrs. S. F. Brush has arrived from
Boston and opened her summer home
here. She was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Richard Smith.
Several from this place attended
the district Sunday School convention
at North Cambridge Thursday and
report very interesting meeting.
Miss Gladys Mitchell has com
pleted her work at the Transcript
office and the vacancy is filled by
H. E. Patterson, Jr., of North Cam
bridge.
Mr.. ond Mrs. S. D. Dayton, Mrs.
Ella Bennett and Mrs. Alice Gorton
and little daughter were guests of
Mrs. Addie Woods in Morrisville
The Misses\ winona and Sara
Mcclure of South Royalton, former
residents of Cambridge, came Sat
urday forN visit with theiy many
friends here. &.
Roy Clark, who has an honorable
discharge from service from the
u. S. army, arrived here from
Washington, d. c., Saturday evening
and is the guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. o. Clark.
MIS- GIci DSliilCbJg AliNC NOh-
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Dayton
returned Saturday to their home in
lion, N. Y. Mrs. Bennett and Mrs.
Gorton have been with relatives here
and in Morrisville since last Deem
Der.
Chase, the plumber, has sold
Universal Natural milking machine
to Kenneth Wright of Fletcher and
one to S. R. Hooper of Cambridge. ,
He also has installed pipeless fur
mace for J. C. McLane of Under
hill.
Great damage has been done to the |.
nay and other crops on the low lands
bordering the Lamoille river by the
nigh water caused by the heavy rain
'all of the past week. Many of the
meadows in this vicinity are entirely
lnder water.
Clayton Horner. who has operated
he L. S. Morse farm near the last
,lock mill at Pleasant Valley is NOV
ng to his own home above Jeffer-
;onville and William Jock of South
Burlington is moving to the Morse
arm, which he will manage the re-
nainder of the season.