News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-12-17
LOCAL NEWS
MORRISVlLLE.

Henry Waite left for New York City
this morning.
Mrs. G. NJ. Powers was in Burling-
ton Saturday.
Captain Frank .Kenfeld was in st.
Adams Saturday.
The A. C. church people will have
no Christmas exercises.
Misses Mabel Ober and Katie Town
are up from Montpelier.
Next Wednesday brings the Lang
worthy-Tewksbury wedding.
Post James Warner will meet at
seven O'Clock Saturday night.
Remember the evening session of
Lamoille Grange Friday, this week.
A. p. Wheelock returned to his
home in Boston Saturday morning.
The Methodist ladies meet on this
Wednesday afternoon in their vestry.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
G. A. Patten Thursday afternoon at
3 O'Clock.
j. j. Enrigbt of Burlington and j.
J. Monahan of Underhill were in town
yesterday.
Ex-Gov. Hendee returned home
Friday morning from business trip
to Boston.
The delinquent taxpayer should
not neglect 10 read George Towns
business notice.
Mrs. Gould, wife of Simeon Gould,
died last week and the funeral services
we're held on Thursday.
Mt. Vernon Lodge, +. & A. NJ, will
meet this Wednesday evening for
work on the F. c. degree.
The annual meeting Of Coral Chap
ter, No. 16, o. E. s., will be held
Tuesday evening, Dec. %.
Mrs. E. W. Webster is showing a
handsome collection of hand-painted
china at A. r. Campbells.
Glenn Gould was called home from
the U. V. Nj, at Burlington, by the
death of his grandmother.
Mrs. Barnes will accompany her
daughter, Mrs. Shunn, to Chattanoo-
ga, Tenn, this week or next.
George Earle returned home from
Boston the last of last week, and has
since been sick with a throat trouble.
Wa}tes Churchill ana assistants
were ~ on Mo>7~. Nfausfald Il 4
week Iaking ice tOf next seasonS
use.
The residents in the Delano school
district will have a Christmas tree in
the school house Christmas (Friday
night.
Heman Thompson has left War.
rens meat market and Is doing sore.
thing of a meat business on his own
hook.
Vic Brown has returned from the
city of beans and culture end is at
his former work in the shoe counter
works.
Tucker Chapter, R. A. NJ, hold
their annual meeting for the election
of officers on Friday of this week,
Dec. 1S.
The settlement of the dog damages
took the attention of the Selectmen
but a short time Saturday at the
Town Clerks office.
Rev. Mr.. French of johnson was in
town Sunday evening and took part
in the evening services conducted by
Rev. g. N. Kellogg in town hall.
DR.. r. j. Holbrook is boasting of a
brand new, granddaughter. The
girls name is Dorothy, born to Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Holbrook of Colo
RADIO.
Herbert Spaulding, who has been
in feeble health for long time, has
been in a more serious condition OF
late, but is said TO be more comfort
able just now.
Sunday was a bright, pleasant day,
with warm, balmy air, sunlight and
very good sleighing, hence the large
number of sleigh rides, the first OF
the season for many.
Cowles e Hardy have added new
shelves on the south side of their
section in o. L. Woods. Sheet music,
new small instruments and the like
will have place on the same.
The members of the Universalist
Sabbath-school will hold their usual
Christmas exercises on Friday eve
ming, Dec %. Rehearsals for the
same will take place next Sunday.
Owing to the lecture coming on
Monday night and last night being
the regular library night, the bi-
weekly meeting of the Womans' Club
will be held in the library this Wed
nesday evening.
The Board of Trustees, through
the Village Clerk, have posted notices
forbidding coasting on any of the
streets or walks in the village limits
with the exception Of the bill at the
south end of High street.
l. B. Miller's address on Sunday.
School work, in the Methodist church
Thursday evening was listened to by
a fair sized audience and was interest
ing as well as practical. Rev. w. M
Newton Of Waterbury was present
and made interesting remarks, par