News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-01-24

al church next Sunday. The collec
l!oh VIII be for the benefit of the so
clety he represents.
The Sons of Veterans announce ,
masquerade promenade and dance al
the Town Hall Feb. 8. Good music
and good time is looked for.
Special meeting of Coral chapter
~ T. 5, Tuesday evening, Jan. 30.
Tor installation of officers, which was
postponed on account of sickness.
A very large number of the young
friends of Jimmie Clark helped him "a
celebrate his tenth birthday last Fri
day evening. Ice cream and cake
were served and a jolly good time was
enjoyed by all.
A very pleasant surprise and sere-
made party to the number of GO called
on Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Boardman
last Thursday night. The party came
provided with a bountiful lunch. A
very pleasant evening was passed and
IN the early hours of morning the
company dispersed to their home with
good wishes for air. and Mrs. Board
man.
Russell Barrows' oldest son, a
bright boy of IA years, died Saturday
after brief illness from rheumatic
lever, q disease with which he was
confined to the house for many weeks
year ago. The funeral was held
at the Congregational church Tues
day. The deceased was a member of
the Good Temrlars and the drum
corps.
The ladies will meet in the vestrv
Friday at , p. m. A picnic supper
will be served at $50, after which
there will be an entertainment con-
slStlng of "an evening in Sweden" il
Iustrating Swedish costumes, etc. The
object of this is to interest the school
and congregation in the great revival
and free church movement in Sweden
and in the missions among Scandina-
vlans in this country.
Z. R. Page now has about sixty
horses, and as the colts mature thev
show superiority in style, size, Gait
and speed, and that Page has some
excellent stock horses. They will and
should be well patronized. Utton
Brothers have more horses in training
at this time than they have ever had,
and have had to provide more accom-
modations already. Their horses and
colts are in splendid condition.
A. A. Hall, Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge of Vermont, F. & A.
NJ, will deliver an address on Mason
~ at the Town Hall Thursday even
ing, Jan. 81, under the auspices of
Mt. Vernon Lodge. The brothers of
this and adjoining lodges are request
ed to be present and the public at
large are invited to attend. Bro.
Hall is an eloquent and interesting
speaker and the audience will be am
ply repaid for their trouble. No adj
mission fee.
The two dramatic entertainments
given by the MorrisvilIe dramatic
club at the Town Hall last Fri
day and Saturday evenings brought
out good audiences, and such q sue
cessful and enjoyable presentation of
the drama, 1.-The Turn of the Tide"
furnished a pleasant entertainment.
1t is seldom that characters are so
we'll taken and the different repre-
sensations so well sustained as in this
play; the club certainly met with sue
cess in that direction. The vocal So
los and chorus and good music by the
orchestra added much to the success |
of the entertainments.
At the last regular meeting of
Green Mountain Lodge No. SO, L. 0.
of G.. T., the following resolutions
were adopted =
Whereas,-God in his unerring Providence
1ps seen fl to renye FROM re hy death one
Therefore be it
Resolved,-That we deeply deplore the I'M
expected appearance of the messenger of
death; that in sorrow we realize that we have
been suddenly deprived of a worthy brother;
that we extend to his family our heartfelt
in their affection.
ResOlved,-That these resolutions be placed
upon the records of our lodge; that copies
thereof be sent to the family of our departed
brother, and to the local paper for publica-
ton. ELLA CURRIER,l
B. FAIRBANKS, fCOm.