News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-02-05
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILLE.
Lent begins next Wednesday.

daV.
E, a. Blossom was in Hardwic
yesterday.
Attend the dime supper at the NJ E.
vestry this evening.
Leon Brackett was home from
Hardwick over Sunday.
Miss Mary Carter of Randolph Wis
tied her mother last week.
Mrs. Nelson Hoyt mas been i'll for a
short time, threatened with pneu-
monia.
Special communication of Mt. Yer
non Lodge tonight. Work in the
b. A e.eIf@e.
Mrs. Chas. Dodge has been stopping
with her uncle, Hon. Geo. A. Morse,
'or several days.
T. j. Stewart, who has been teach
ing in Montgomery, returned home
Saturday evening.
H. ]. E }mundS, the popular iewaler
in A. h. Campbell's store, is taking a
vacation OF one week.
Mrs. Lucy Siayton is very sick with
pneumonia at the home Of her son,
O. A SIavt0n, on West High street.
Mrs, j. Fl. Warren recently enter
tanned her sister-in-law, Mrs. Frank
Lyon, of Burlington for several days.
Jay Partlow, who has been at home
from Essex, N. Y, for several days
will return there soon, accompanied
by his wife.
George Bragg has finished his en-
gagemept in Brandon for the pressnt
and has been visiting friends ia to gn
tor several days.
Leo Gould. an Academy student
and son OF George Gould OF E more,
has been III fOr several days, suffering
from pneumonia.
George Morse and Levi Munson
have been at home from the U. V NJ.
for several days. George returned
Tuesday and Levi expects to return
Friday.
Miss Bertha Aller returned Monday
morning from Burlington, where she
has been passing IL few days vnca JiOl
She spent Sunday with friends io
Sheldon Springs.
The exercises iu honor of McKinle7's 8
birthday held at G. A. R. hail last
Wednesday evening, although noo
largely attended, were very interest
ing and impressive.
Louis Archambaut went to St. AL
bans Tuesday for his household goods
and will occupy the tenement, soon
to be vacated by Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Fl.
PartlOw, on High street.
Photographer jerks has some fine
specimens of his work ia the show
case near the postOffice entrance.
Especially the Holland group are
causing much favorable comment.
Miss Eva Campbell, who has been
working in the N. E. telephone office
for several weeks, has secured a po-
slJiOn in an exchange at Windsor and
will leave for that place Saturday.
Mrs Ellen Carter left last Saturday
for Minnesota, where she will reside
in the future with her son, Rev. John
". Carter. Her son George will re-
main on the farm here for the pres
ent.
Ph'lO Matthews of Ft. Covington,
\, Y, who has been with bis brother.
0. D. Matthews, for several weeks,
vent last Thursday to st. J0hnsbury,
where he will pass sometime with his
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Cross.
Mrs, Chas. Boynton, who for the
past few years has worked in Mrs. l..
B. BoyntOn's restaurant at the de
pot, has given up her position on ac-
count of i'll health. Her place will be
taken by Miss Grace SAWYER.
DR.. Geo. T. Stevenson, DIV. s., was
greatly surprised last week, upon re-
ceiving news from the War Depart
ment of England, that be had been
appointed an Honorary Veterinary
Ljeutenant' OfLord Scrathcona's fa-
nous cavalry corps. Before coming
here doctor served with this cavaIy in
rhe South African war in the cam,
paign before the capture of Pretoria.
Last Sunday occurred the 296h
wedding anniversary of Rev. and Mrs.
G. n. Kellogg. Ga Saturday evening
their many friends presented them
with purse of money aud 20 hand
some carnations as a slight token of
the esteem in which they are held by
the entire community. Oa Sunday
morning Mr.. Kellogg took the op-
portunity to thank the people for
their generous gift.
Miss Adelaide D wight, one of the in
structOrs of Peoples Academy here
for the past two years, has recently
received an appointment as teacher
in a girls school in Cesarea, Turkey.
She will finish her years work here
and leave for her new field about Aug.
1st. Miss Dwight is the daughter of
Rev. Henry Dwight of New York,
who for many years was a mission
ary Ia Turkey where Miss Dwight was
born and lived until she was about
10 years old, when she came to Amer
lea and received her education, being
a graduate OF Smith college in the
class of 1900. She has given excel
lent satisfaction as a teacher here and
has always been active in the social
and religious life of the village, thus