News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-03-06
Business is brisk atthe Restaurant.

passed to-day in town.
Maple sugar groves will soon be the
scenes of business activity.
March is behaving herself fairly
we'll so far-but look out for the hind
end.
Miss Alice Moore of Winter street
is improving in health, after a long
and a tedious illness.
Rev. DR.. Booth will take for his
subject next Sunday morning, "The
Gospel as the World Accepts It,"
Byron Num-, stone cutter at the
sheds of Arnold & Co., in this village,
passed Sunday and Monday with rel
atives at Danville, vt.
FL. S. Kelsey, who has been in poor
health for several years, is seriously
i'll. Mrs. Kelsey is recovering from
a severe attack of pneumonia.
V. c. Heath is the owner of trio of
Blue Barred Plymouth Rock fowls of
which he is justly proud. They were
prize winners in some of the largest
poultry exhibits.
Miss Mary Moody is very busy at
present taking invoice of stock. She
laaves the last of the week for New
York, where she will remain several
days, studying the new ideas in mil
linery
There was a good-sized congrega-
tion at the Congregational Church
last Sunday morning. Rev. &. N.
Kellogg, the pastor, preached a short
but inspiring sermon. Then followed
observance of the Holy Communion.
jaw Partlow, of the firm of Part
low & Davis, bicycle dealers and re-
pairers, participated in the "festiyi-
ties" of town meeting at Johnson, his
homo, yesterday. He returned to
Morrisvile late last evening, graft
fed with the result of the "battle
of ballots"
j. E. Harris has leased a suite Of
| furnished rooms over the store of c..
j. Slayton on Main street and with
his family has commenced light house
keeping. Mr.. and Mrs. Slay ton, who
heretofore occupied the rooms, have
moved into the residence of their
father, George Slayton.
Letters for the following named
persons remain uncalled for at the
Morrisvile post Office Mr.. Herman
Alen, Mr.. Arthur Bogers, Miss Grace
Faland. Miss Adelaide GTiswold,
Ar. John o. Hale, Mr.. G. W. Patch,
Mr.. Carl E. Mudgett, NJ. Rose oberg
& Co., Mr.. NJ. Rosenberg, D. G.
Smith x Son, Levi Sweet.
A good sized congregation at the
Methodist church last Sunday morn
ing listened to a good sermon,
preached by the pastor, Rev. NJ. S.
Eddy, from the text: ! Kings, 20:40
-"And thy servant was busy here
and there, he was gone. And the
King of Israel said unto him, So shall
thy judgment be; thyself hast de-
cided it,"
Mrs. Philo Warren died at the Wat
erbury Asylum, Sunday, March 3.
Aged 73 years. She had been an in
mate of the asylum for over 35 years.
She leaves four children, Mrs. S. B.
Doty and Arthur Warren of this
place, c. G. Warren of Blackstone,
Mass, Mrs. Grant Fancher of Tops
field, Mass. Theremains were brought
to Morrsville, yesterday, and placed
in the tomb.
Owing to the number of sick people
at the time the Black Diamondsgav
their entertainment many we're de-
barred from being present. Byspecial
request they will make another ap-
pearance at Town Hall, Morrisville,
Thursday eve'g. March 7, when some
new songs and dances will be intro
duced in place of those given at that
time. Admission % cts. Children
under II years of age 15 cts.
The Main Street Whist Club was
entertained at Lamoille Hall last
evening by Mrs. Harris and Mrs
Davis. Whist was the ordrr of the
evening as usual. The players oc
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game was heartily enjoyed by all
present. Mrs. Webster and Mrs. Stone
will entertain next Tuesday evening,
at which time the Sth game in the
series will be played.
Mr.. Cross, while employed at the
saw mill of j. j. Billings, in the
woods about six miles west of Nor
risville, last Thursday, met with q
very painful accident, which will con
fine him to the house for several
weeks. In moving a log he lost his
balance and fell and the log rolled
upon his right foot. The small bone
in his leg Just above the ankle was
broken and he was unable to rise
without assistance. He was taker
to the home of Oscar Sherwin, where
he remains. DR.. Robbins placed the
injured member in a plaster bandagC
Sunday morning since which timt
the patient has rested.
LamOille Grange.
The last meeting of the Lamoill,