News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-01-29

Mrs. Peter st. Jack is in Burlington
this week.
Elroy Billings of the .. V. NJ. is at
home for a week.
w. F. Benson is spending a Jew
days in Burlington.
C. L. Mcmahon was a visitor IN
Montpelier yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Cady left for her home
in Milwaukee last evening.
Read S. Z. Poor's ad in the business
notice column on page one
Drs. L. j. Foster, Eddy and +. A.
NewcOmb of Waterbury We're Visitors
in town yesterday.
About twenty members of Mystic
Lodge attended the Masonic district
meeting at johnson to- day.
Peter ParrIn of North Hyde Park
ectured at the Cong'l church sunday
evening upon temperance. Mr. Far
rim is deeply in earnest and gave an
interesting talk.
Sunday, Feb. 2, at the regular
church service at the Congl churcn
Dea. II. P. Munson of MorrisvilIe will
give a report of the National Council
held at Portland recently.
The Edmund's High School Banjo
and Mandolin club of Burlington VIII
give a concert at Unitv church FIJI
dav evening, Feb.7. They will be as
slated nv F. G. Lewis, the noted I'M
personator.
The Unity Sunday school will have
a Rally Sunday at which Rotations
will be given by the children and re-
marks made by the pastor. All con
nected with the school are urged to
be present.
NJ. Mishel, Deputy Consul of Mod
ern Woodmen of America. is meeting
with gratifying success in his efforts
to establish a camp in Stowe. About
twenty five charter members have al
ready been secured.
Leon Macutchan closed his work as
clerk in the local postOttice Saturday
and expects to enter upon his duties
as rural mail carrier Feb. LIST. Miss
Mary Straw will assist Postmaster
Cheney in the Office.
The Crystalplex Glass Blowers
closed week engagement here Sat
lrday evening leaving town for Wa
terhury Monday morning. The banc
j bows, under whose auspices the troupe
appeared, cleared $25.
! The Sunday evening meeting of thu
Young Peoples fraternity at Unity
church will be led by Miss Barbara
t Burt, TIE subject being, "Habit, 1T
Values and Dangers" A. paper viii
be read by Mrs. Geo. Wilkins.
Leo Moody, who has been for sew
r eral months the efficient and popula
j.. clerk at C. A. Simmons, closed hi
labors there last week. Leo is a
} present undecided as to what he vii
do, but his many Stowe friends hop
+ that his future work will keep hin
either in this town or nearby.
. Several of the people patronzin
+ the Crystalplex entertainments las
week were made glad by the receip
of pretty prizes. Doris Smalley wa
! awarded the prize as the pretties
baby; Chas Ploof as the best Walter
!. Mary Gale as the prettiest youn
u LADY,; and }. L. Stafford as the hon
lest man. 1t is only fair to say how
b ever, that "Lote" claims it was pu
!. up job and that he was not really Ell
titled to the prize.
Among the Stowe members of til
j., Fish and Game League, who attende
q the banquet at Burlington last Thurs
Il day, were M. c. Lovejoy, J.J. Vearer
e c. F. Eddy, C. L. Mcmahon, F. {
! Burt, Fl. E. Shaw, Fl. G. Thomas, |
R. Smith and 0. E. Luce. Most {
d the party returned Friday morning
,. but a few visited DR.. Webb's She
g burne farms during the day return
s ing Friday evening.
The trouble, which has been brew
ing between MRS. Jane TOmlinso
: and her tenants in the Bailey hous
- on Maple street, eliminated Monda
l in an encounter between Mrs. Ton
J linson and Mrs. George Norway, VIII
J. enjoys local reputation as "scraI
per-" While the parties concerne
k naturally differ as to who was ii
n aggressor in this particular instanc
o there can be no difference of opinio
n as to Mrs. Morway's powers in
n heart to heart discussion. She
s able to defend the belt against a
lcomers.