News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-03-19

until Sunday, than during the entire
season of 1901.
Walter Sears has moved to the
Geo. Wright farm on the Branch, re-
Gently vacated by II. A. Thomas.
DR.. d. D. Grout of Waterbury was
in town Tuesday to see Mrs. Luce,
who is very i'll with heart trouble.
Geo. Sanborn has traded his farm
in Brownsville for the place occupied
for several years by Fred Sylvester.
A young son of E G.. Robinson's
fell while at play in the sugar place
last week, receiving painful injuries.
The demand for the NEWS AND CITI.
ZEN is as great as ever. Stoves old.
time favorite newspaper is a welcome
visitor every week.
"True Gain" will be the topic at the
Y. ?. F. service Sunday evening.
Leader, Mary A Jenney- A paper
will be read by L. L. Harris.
DR.. Bradbury will move to the
Thomas house on Maple street and
Leon Shepard to the house vacated
by Ben Hawley.
There will be no preaching service
at the Cong'l church Sunday, but the
Sabbath school and the C. E. service
will be held as usual.
Messrs Palmer and Mishel of Bur-
lington are expected this, Wednes-
day, evening to organize the local
camp of Modern Woodsmen.
Burt Bros. are putting in their new
band saw mill this week. The car.
rage ETC., which was made by the
Lane Mfg. Co., having arrived Mon
day.
ID. g. Thomas was in Barre last
week making arrangements for gran
lite for the Akeley Memorial building.
1t is expected the stone will commence
coming in this week.
Sickle Chapter, 0. E. S., held it's re-
gular meeting March 10Th. A short
literary program was given and light
refreshments were served followed by
a pleasant social hour.
A young and old folks ball will be
given under the auspices of the W. R.
G. at lsham's hall Friday. evening.
Pauls orchestra will furnish music
and the full bill will be 81 per couple.
All are invited.
The fourth quarterly conference will
be held at the vestry of the Methodist
church March %, conducted by DR..
G. E. Nutter. And he will preach Sun
day morning and administer the Holy
Communion.
Five thousand four hundred trout,
purchased from the New Hampshire
hatchery, have been added to the
26,500 with which Lake Mansfield
preserves has been stocked end 5000
more age.soon to be added from the
Nationb l hatchery.
Rubit. the young son of Henry
Sherwib, lost new pair of kid nit.
tens either at this place or on the
road between here and his home in
Morrisk own last Saturday. Will the
findag Kindly leave the same at the
postoftice
The four-year- old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lucius Faunce receive d
severe injuries about the face and
head one day last week while sliding
upon the crust. The little girl lost
control of her sled and run into a
stone wall with DISASTROUS results.
Mrs. Keith, who makes her home
with her daughter, Mrs. Garrison, in
the depot block. celebrated her ninety
fifth birthday Monday. In spite OF
her advanced age Mrs. Keith enjoys
life as well as many a younger wo-
man and is remarkably we'll pre-
served.
The Mt. Mansfield creamery will
pay it's patrons % cts. for February
butter which is equivalent to 29H cts.
for butter fat or $1.1S for four per
cent milk. Mr.. Eddy not only makes
a superior article of butter, but by
enterprise and experience is able to
obtain markets for his product which
enaOl9s MIN TO pay his patrons the
highest price for their milk.
Suits OF eviction have been brought
by Miss Jane Tomlinson against Geo.
MOrWby and Mark Cobb with a hear
ing sci for Monday forenoon. Mark
and George have been tenants of Miss
Tomlinson in her Maple street dwell
ing fora few months past and the
vision of "Home sweet home" as con-
iured by John Howard Payne, seems
to have received several rude jolts
during the tenancy. Powers and
Cheney will appear for Miss Tomlin-
and L. c. Moody for Norway.
EDEN MILLS.