News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-16


The next regular meeting of La
moille Grange will be Friday evening,
October IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Waterman and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Churchill return
ed last evening from the Pan-Ameri-
can.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bigelow of Stowe
are guests to-day at the home of
Mrs. Bigelow's brother, R. E. Bar
rows.
Photographer Bentley has recently
received some of the latest ideas in
backgrounds and posing chairs at
his studio.
Rev. DR.. Booth goes to Burlington
tomorrow to attend a meeting OF
the District Deputy Grand Masters
of Vermont.
Mrs. A. P. Martemus of Ansonia,
Conn.,, is in town visiting her father,
Eben Stewart, and her sister, Mrs.
Alvin Davis.
Fabius George is taking vacation
from his labors in the machine shop
and left this morning for a visit in
Boston and vicinity.
The millinery season is now well
under way, as the ladies seen going
in and out of Miss Moody's Main
street store will attest.
Warren Woodwork and family
of Richford are visiting his father
Lyman Woodworth, and other re
lstives in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Mower of Bur
lington has been spending severa
days at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall Mower.
Miss Alice Bugbee was awared the
seventh prize in the Burlington
Daily News counting contest. ThC
prize was valuable Standard Die
tiOnarv and was received last night
The Morrisville Gun Club will hav
shoot down at their pleasant quar-
ters on the Matthews meadow
next Saturday afternoon. Every
body invited to come and bring thei
gun.
The new crossings at the junction
of Main and Portland streets are a
last in the process of construction
and, if nothing new sets in, will prob
ably be a continual performance ur
til fompleted.
Nj. and Mrs. Walter D. Grout lef
yes terday morning for their neV
home in Worcester, Mass. Their man
friends in Morrisville wish them muc
happiness andprosperity in their me-
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. j. Dwinell and sol
Philip, went to Boston this mornin
and will be away about ten days
While there Harley will make seleI
tions for an unusually large line
Holiday goods.
Everyone is invited to attend th
Ladies' Aid supper at the home {
Judge G. A. Morse this evening. Th
members of Company A, who al
noted for past successes in the cul
nary art, will serve the repast.
John c. Peck has moved here frol
Garfield, moving into the house o
Randolph St., now occupied by Jona
Thompson. Mr.. Peck comes here b.
cause his daughters are in the Acad
my. Mr.. Thompson goes to Califo
mia about November l.
A suit, brought by the Neosty
Envelope Co. of New York, againi
John Sawyer of this place to recovt
an account, was set for hearing las
week before Justice Niles. Sawyt
failed to appear and Judgment fc
the bill and costs, amounting to 81
was given. F. H. Mcfarland Of HyC
Park appeared for the Plaintiff.
G. A. Herrick and Fl. L. Bentley r
ceived a pair of registered Englis
Berkshire pigs from the Hood Farm
Lowell, Mass, last week. These piG
are royalty bred, having the blood
King Longfellow, which weighed 95
pounds at two years of age, and
Model Duke, 1897, which sold f,
$3.50. The Hood Farm is noted fl
the superior quality of the stock the
send out, and the pigs are receivir
many deserved compliments.
The morning trains to-day brougl
a goodly number of delegates to Il
sixth annual meeting of thew oman
Clubs of Vermont, opened here tn
morning. They were met at Il
station by the reception commit
and escorted to the various home
where they will be entertained du
ing their visit here. The public a
cordially invited to attend any
+ these sessions, and special attentic
is called to the lectures of Mrs. Sal
, Joy White of Boston, this evenir
and Miss Helen Winslow of Ro
bury, Mass, Thursday evening.
The marriage of Mrs. Lizzie Brigl
to George A. Drew was solemnized
the home of Carol morrill on HiG
street yesterday afternoon at thr
o'clock, Rev. DR.. |. p. Booth ofticia
, ing. The contracting parties a
both well-known residents OF Barr
, the groom being a prosperous co
tracter and builder of that cit
The bride is pleasantly rememberC
, here as Miss Lizzie Spaulding, Il
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