News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-06-12

Carl Stone from Cambridge was at
G. A. Sturtevant's over Sunday.
Annie Demeritt is visiting her uncle,
Jay Partlow, at Morrisville this week.
Miss Rose Smith passd Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Morris
vile.
Nineteen from this place attended
the County conference at Stowe last
Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Davis visited at the
home of her uncle, Emerson Davis,
last week.
O. B. Landon is repairing the Mill
house left vacant by the removal of
Mr.. Beaudry.
p. G. Brennan and H. F. Marcy and
family of Montgomery visited at G.
S. Brennan's last week.
Moses Fulington has gone to Mag
nolia Beach, Mass, where he has a
position for the summer.
The Ladies' Missionary society will
hold THAR next meeting Friday even
ing at the M. E. parsonage.
The baccalaureate sermon by Prir.
]. A, Alger will be at the CongregG-
tional church next Sunday evening.
Mrs. Charles Hobart and daughter
of Cambridge and Mrs. Flynn from
Milton visited at Fl. A. Newton's Sat-
urday.
New paint is being freely used
throughout the village this spring,
DR.. Prentiss being the latest to don
new coat.
Leon Sturtevant went to Burling-
ton on Monday to meet Mr.. Boutelle,
travelling salesman, with whom he
has position.
There will be no evening service at
the NJ. E. church next Sunday, on ac-
count of the annual sermon before
the graduating class.
Miss Eva Nay, who has been acting
as stenographer for W. E. Ranger,
has finished her work and returned
to her home in Underhill.
Mrs. W. Fl. Leslie and Miss Alice
Heminway took a carriage drive to
Lowell last Wednesday, visiting
friends and returning Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parker are re.
ceiving congratulations over the birth
of a baby daughter. Onecannot have
too many of such valuable articles.
Mrs. II. W. Stevens goes 10 Danvers
Mass, next Saturday to witness the
graduation of her daughter, Miss
Carrie. from the Training School
there.
Children's day was observed last
Sunday at the Baptist church. The
exercises by the children showed care
full preparation and were very inter
esting.
Oscar Peake entertained twenty-five
of his young friends very pleasantly
last Saturday evening. Cake and ict
cream we're served and good time
enjoyed. =
The Morrisville Graded school boy
played a very close game with thu
johnson Graded school boys las
Saturday. They played II innings
Result II to II for Johnson.
A party of 20 or % stockholders O
the asbestos mines from Fall Rive
arrived here last Wednesday aud wer
carried by Greene Brothers to E len tt
look over their property there.
At the regular meeting of the F. (
A. M. last Thursday eve, the lodg
voted not to hold any meetingsin tn
months of July and August, on &C
count of expected hot weather.
The Marcian Quartet of st. Johns
bury, assisted by Mrs. Mabel Ranger
accompanist, and Miss Evalyn Dar
ling, reader, will give concert at tn
opera house, Wednesday evening
June 10.
All those interested in a lectur
course for the coming fall and white
are requested to meet at corporatio
hall on Friday evening at eight o'cloc
to select committee to contract fo
the course.
Notwithstanding the rainy, dis
agreeable afternoon the "Strawberr
Tea" was a success, socially. The Ia
dies cleared about $12 which was ia
more than they expected under tn
circumstances.
The ladies of the Baptist socity wi
serve supper in connection with
"sock social" at their vestry Frida
evening from five to eight. All ar
cordially invited. Those withou
socks will be furnished them at tn
door.
Miss Angelina Fullington and he
brother Atwood, who have been i
Newport teaching and attendin
school for the past year, returne
here Monday night and will pass thei
summer vacation with their grandfe
ther, Hon. j. A. Andrews.
D. S. Scott and family, and A. N
Hadley, wife and daughter attende
the funeral of their mother, Mrs. Hal
riet Hadley, at Eden last Saturday
Mrs. Hadley was very aged lady be
ing ninety-three years, five month
and ten days old when she died.
Petty Thieving.
There has been quite bit of excite
ment in the village the past week ON