News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-01-09
Regular meeting of the W. R. C.

LOU.
Fred Small went to Burlington to
resume his college course, including
also the Dairy School, on Monday.
Judge Powers started on his re-
turn to Washington last Thursday
morning, making a stop at st.
Adams.
H. R. Mack of Hardwick was in
town on Monday. He has contracted
to do a monumental job for Mrs. E.
Marvin.
Mrs. Emma Paul is one of the
speakers at the State Spiritualist
Convention to be held in Montpelier
this week.
William G. McClintock was up from
Brandon the last of last week look
ing for something about right in
horse flesh.
Charles Paul has quit the baking
business, which is resumed by G. l..
Darling. Paul is doing a newspaper
delivery business.
DR.. Church and wife of Stowe were
in town yesterday, leaving for New
York where the doctor will take a
post graduate course.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. E. Cowles will regret to learn Of
the subsequent death of their baby
born one week ago Sunday.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Oscar M. Waterman and
Miss Jennie Cushman, which will
occur next Tuesday morning.
Freeland Tillotson slaughtered
COW recently for meat for family use,
but found the creature in terrible con-
dition with tuberculosis. The carcass
was buried.
The annual meeting of the Direc-
tors of the Union Savings Bank and
Trust Co. of Morrisville will be held
at the banking house on Monday,
January 20.
Quarterly Communion services were
conducted by Rev. DR.. Booth in the
Unversalist church on Sunday.
Eleven persons were received into
membership.
Communion services were held at
Cong'l church on Sunday morning,
at which time nine persons united
with the church, seven by profession
and two by letter.
The heavy rains Of the fore part OF
last week did considerable damage
in the vicinity Of the Congress street
fill brush and gravel have again been
brought into use.
Special meeting of Coral Chapter
No. 16, O. E. S., Tuesday evening,
Jan. IA. 1t is hoped all members
will be present as there is work to be
done at that time.
Col. Doty has had recent invita-
tions to attend the annual gathering
of the Old Guard in New York and
the annual banquet of the Vermont
society in Brooklyn.
Cards are issued announcing the
marriage of Rev. Fred B. Kellogg,
who will be pleasantly remembered
by many here, to Miss Kyle of New
York on January Is.
The remarkable thing about the
recent cold snap has been the fact
that seldom if ever has it remained
so cold during the middle of the day
as on Sunday and Monday.
Col. G. W. Doty has bought out the
undertaking business of E. G. Oar
ling, conducted by the latter for G
year on Court street. Doty has tht
handsome hearse and all the stock.
Mrs. Winslow Wheelock, one of thu
aged residents OF the town, died las
Friday at her home with her sol
Martin Wheelock. The funeral ser
vices were held on Sunday, Rev, DR.
Booth officiating.
Union meetings continue this weel
each night, commencing Sunday a.
the Methodist church, Monday at tn,
Cong'I church, Tuesday at the MethO
dist church, this Wednesday at thl
Cong'l church and so on through thu
week.
Dr. Douglass was called to tn,
west part of the town on Tuesday tC
attend Ell Cross, who met with {
accident while choppingin the woods
a tree or log striking his right leg
1t is not thought that any bones ar,
broken.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Thomas G. Cheney of Nor
risville to Miss May TerriIl, daughter
of Hon. Weld Terril of Middletown
Conn, which happy event will occu
at the home of the bride elect in Mid
dletown, on Wednesday of next week
Jan. Is.
G. f. Smith and wife, Harrison
Dodge, George Terrill and perhaps
Others from here, are in Rutland thi
week in attendance upon the annua
meeting of the State Dairymen's As
sociation. These and Others from
this locality, are among the ex
hibitors of products of the dairy.
The arrangements for the oh
servance of the week of prayer wer,
made and plans for a closing unior
service at the Cong'l church mex
Sunday evening, with a sermon by
Rev. Mr. Wallace, without thought
of the coming of Bishop Hall. Tht
plans have been changed and tht
pastors courteously give way to th,