News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-02-20
Take your best girl to see County

boy, who arrived at their home on
Friday last.
Lovers of terpschorean pleasure will
have an opportunity to trip the light
iantistic toe at N. E. 0. Z. Hall next
Saturday evening.
Kimber Darling, who holds a street
car position in Brooklyn, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Philo Oar
ling, in this village.
Oliver Davis of Waterbury has
moved into the house erected by Asa
Hunt on Summer street and recently
vacated by M. Rosenberg.
Fl. j. Edmunds succeeds Henry
George, resigned, as jeweler at the
store of A. r. Campbell. Mr..
Edwards has "been there before"
Harry Hutchins. employed in one
of the State hospitals of Massachu-
setts, at Northampton, arrived in
town Tuesday noon and visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Hutchins,
until to-day, when he left for North
ampton to resume his duties.
Fl. D. Bryant with other Grand
lodge officers has gone to Proctors-
Vile to attend the dedication of a
new Masonic Hall, to occur to-day.
Mr.. Bryant will also attend the an
nual meeting OF the Fifth Masonic
District at Burlington, Feb. 2lst.
Rev. DR.. Booth, pastor of the Uni
versaliSt church, during this Lenten
season will preach series of sermons
upon the general subjectOf "Our Pos
sibiIities and Our Peril.e His theme
for the first OF this series, next Sun.
day morning, will be 1.-The First Step"
H. C. Fisk has been taken i'll at his
home and under the care of DR.,
Robbins for several days past. His
condition is improved to-day and he
expects to soon be able to attend to
business again at the office of the
Warren Leather Co., of which he is
Secretary and Treasurer.
Evangeistic services are continuing
in the Methodist Church every even
ing this week, under the direction Of
A. NJ. Walker, 1.-The Chalk Talker." J"
There has been an increasing interest
in these meetings and several have
expressed their purpose to begin the
christian life. Eight were baptized
and received into the church last Sun
day.
Messrs. Alpert & Rosenburg, who
recently purchased at Sheriff's sale
the stock of clothing and gents fur
nishings that belonged to NJ. Rosen-
burg & Co., of Portland street Morris
vile, are selling out the goods at low
prices. SOme good pointers for in
tending buyers may he found in their
ad in NEWS AND CITIZEN to-day.
Mason S. Stone tomorrow leaves
for Boston, where he will remain un-
til Monday next, when he will go to
Chicago to hold a conference with
State SuneriDtendents of Education
on Feb. 27. He hopes co obtain their
cooperation in obtaining suitable
teachers for the Philippines. %
March 3D. he will be present at meet
ing of Y. NJ c. A. workers at Concord
and will speak at one OF the churches
there.
Miss Cora Woodward, who has been
travelling with a theatrical company
for several months, is visiting her
paren g, DR.. and Mrs. g. E. Wood
ward, 10 this village. Miss Wood
ward has found favor with the amuse-
ment public in all parts Of the coun.
try. In cold Lavender" she has
appeared behind the foot lights in
many large cities and the preTs critics
have complimeDted her highly.
By special request attention is
again called to the fact that, by dis
pensation from the Grand Master,
Mt. Vernon Lodge, No. 8, F. & AM;
will hold a special communication
this evening, Feb. 20, TO ballot on
petitions and work the E. A. degree.
Regular communication of Mt. Vernon
Lodge, No. s, Wednesday evening,
Feb. 27. Regular convocation of
Coral Chapter, No. 16, 0. E. S., ON
Tuesday evening, March 5.
1t is not surprising that the ladies
of this vicinity like to ego shopping
at the dry goods store of Geo. F.
Earle on Portland street, in Norris
vile. "The beauties of Spring" are
as nothing compared with the invit-
ing display of fine fabrics now offered
at tempting prices by Mr.. Earle. He
has however, an eye to the future
and in an artistically worded ad in
this paper to-day heralds the return
of robbins and bluebirds in the sweet
pretty soon.
Some 6rst-class lively sport is in
prospect at the Gym. Bills have been
posted announcing a basket ball
game between a team from st. Johns.
bury Academy and one composed Of
Peoples Academy students. A close
game is expected. "Time" will be
} called at 8 o'clock. These are not
the teams that played at st. Johns.
bury last Wednesday night, in which
game the Morrisville boys were de.
feated by score of 8 to- 80. Aretun
of that game will be played at the