News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-02-28

Miss Daisy Beaudey went Friday to st.
Adams for a few days visit with friends,
MIR. aad Mrs. Clark of Stowe are moving
into the Welch house on Railroad Street.
Carmi Fay has rented David Holdridge's
faru and has moved into the Boyes house.
q. Mrs. Ellsworth Of Norrisville visited her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs, Vernon Patch, onSunday.
E. H.. Sherwin and p. W. Saxby have
bought the Saxby Mill and 500 acres Otland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elgar Coolidge and daugh-
ter, Grace, have recently visited friends in
Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pike and daughter,
Lizzie, spent Sunday with relatives in Cam
bridge.
Will Tracy is home from Northampton,
Mass. where he has had a position in an
Asylum.
Mrs. Maria Mason and Miss Hattie Mason
of Newport are guests of their niece, Mrs. j
A. Pearl.
The Town Meeting of next week is a gener-
al topic for conversation among the voters
in town.
Mrs. Will Jackson of Morrisville was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Thomas Waterman,
last week.
Communion services will be held at the
Baptist and Cong'l churches next Sunday
morning.
Miss Warner, who has been caring for Mrs.
George Whiting, returned to Burlington last
Wednesday.
Miss Touchette was called to her nome in
Montgomery last week by the sudden death
of her brother.
The ladies of the Cong'l church will serve
dinner March 6, Town Meeting day, at noon.
Price Is cents.
Communion Services will be held at the
Baptist and Congregationalist Churches next
Sunday morning.
Mr.. Hope, who lives in the Tuliper house,
has been very i'll the past week but is now
somewhat better.
The monthly covenant meeting of the
Baptist church will be held next Saturday
afternoon at $50.
A good number attended the sociable held
at Abbott Garvin's last week Friday, and re-
port a pleasant time.
Exercises appropriate to Westinghouse
Birthday were held at the Graded School
Wednesday afternoon.
The ladies of the CongregatioDalist Church
will serve dinner March 6, Town Meeting day,
at noon. Price, Is cents.
The BOYS on the snow roller found the
roads pretty well blocked Monday. The
worst storm of the season.
The Lecture preparatory TO Communion
will be given at the Congregationalist Church
next Saturday afternoon.
Col. and Mrs. g.. W. Doty and Miss Alice
Doty of Morrisville spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. Lyman Jones.
The members of the Gotham Comedy Co,
spent Sunday at Hotel Johnson, leaving on
Monday morning for Swanton.
The Gotham Comedy Co, gave an enter
tainment in the Opera House last Saturday
evening, which was well attended.
Mrs. Eliza James has left her rooms at Mrs,
Cyrus Davis house and gone to spend the
winter with Silas Griswold's family.
The old boiler and engine at Bucks saw.
mill has hoen broken up the tst week and
sold to a Montreal firm for old iron.
e. H. Sherwin, D. s. Scott. B.. F. Atwel
and Letter smith attended a District Chapter
Meeting in Burlington last Thursday.
Rev. A. l. Boynton will attend the Rally o
the Baptist Young Peoples Union OF the La
noble Association at Burlington this week.
Carmi Fay had the misfortune to have biz
leg hurt quite severely Monday by a rolling
log, while he was helping with a saving ma
chine at A. A.. Leland's.
E. H. Sherwin, D. D. G. II. P, is being very
highly complimpnted IN the way he managed
the District meeting of the Royal Arch Ma
sons at Burlington Feb. %.
A large number Of the Sons of Veterans
went to Waterville Saturday evening and or
ganizAd a camp there. Several members o
the Post accompanied them.
The next meeting Of the WOman's Club
which was to nave been held Thursday
March s, has been postponed to the evening
of the following Monday, March Il
A memorial service in memory Of Miss Anni'
WI ron m IRA will no hold Of tho rpUU1ur mpnf
ing Of the W. r. C., Thursday, Mar. l. Al
members are equested to be present.
The dates of the operetta 1.-THE Merry
Milkmaids," will probably be March 8 ant
10. This will undoubtedly be the finest en-
tertainment given by local talent for many
years.
An oyster supper was given by the W. r
Co last Thursday evening at Landon's Hall
A short program consisting of songs, recita
tions and an address by Rev. Il. q. Frencl
was given after the refresh ments.
Remember the lecture this week Friday even
ing at the Opera House. The speaker, Rev
j. X. Fuller OF Windsor. il an enterestinp
lecturer and his subject. "Fishes and Men anC
How to Catch Them is an attractive one.
Our hyde Park friend, G.. A. Slayton. tool
highest honors at the club shoot last Satur
days birds; Oscar Gray and L. NJ, Jones
each 3; Bert Leland 2; Geo. Ellwood
and H.. H.. Kinds each /. The best score o
ten shots we're made by G. A. Slayton an,
l.. NJ. Jones, each making As. There will b
a shoot Saturday, March 3.
One of the pleasantest meetings held by th
Woman's Club this winter occurred las
Thursday, when Washington's Birthday wa
celebrated by q musical evening at the HON
OF Mrs. II. W. Stevens. About forty ladie
we're present, and the first part of the %evenin,
was spent in guessing the song repreaentet
by some object which each wore. The follow
ing program was rendered Piano solo, Mis-
Harrington; vocal duet, Mrs, McFarlan,
and Miss Drake; banjo solo, Mrs. Hartwell