News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-25
Miss Iva Smith passed Sunday with

Walter F. Churchill returned last
evening from a business trip to New
Hampshire.
Mrs. r. W. Cheney and son are
spending week with relatives IN
Craftsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Fillmore passed
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Titus in Hardwick.
Miss Hannah Pickett of Portland,
Me-, is a guest of her sister, Mrs. L..
J. Hovey, on Laporte road.
Miss Prue Boyes passed Sunday in
town, the guest of her sister, Miss
Alice Boyes, at the home of DR.. A. A.
Minott.
Ralph Booth of Norwich University
spending two weeks vacation with
bis parents, Rev. and Mrs. L. T.
| Booth.
This evening Thanksgiving Ball
will be given in N. E. 0. 2. hall.
Paul's orchestra of four pieces will
furnish music.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. Woods will en-
tertain the formers brother, Il. 5.
Woods, and family ofEssex Junction
over Thanksgiving.
Miss Alice Holbrook goes to her
home in Hyde Park tonight, where
she will spend Thanksgiving at the
home of her father.
Mrs. George Morrill, of Greensboro
hn hnnY1 in 4o 60 cnunrol 1ouG tho
guest of her husband, who is employ
ed at U toms stable.
There are advertised letters at the
post office for John F. Moore, Harry
Raymond, j. Rich, "the organ man"
and Mrs. R. j. Ward.
C. FL. A. Stafford and two sons,
Roy and Guy, went to Montreal
Monday evening, where they will visit
friends lor several days.
Miss Nellie Myers, one of the steno
graphers in the Warren Leather Co.'S.
Office, will spend Thanksgiving with
her parents in Essex Junction.
Mrs. j. r. Parker returned from
Rutland Monday evening, where she
has been for several weeks caring for
her daughter, Mrs. Roman Morse.
E. G. Barrows and family will par
take of Thanksgiving dinner with
Mrs. BarrOws' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. c. Robinson, in Stowe to- morrow.
Mrs. HI. Waite, who has been in New
York for the past two weeks, where
she was called to attend the funeral
of a brother, returned home Monday
night.
Fl. j. VAnCor and family of Bur-
lingtOn will arrive here tonight and
will be guests over tomorrow of their
SOD, E. FL. VanCor and wife at the
Randall.
Victory Lodge, No. 1872, @. &. t.,
will meet Monday evening, Nov. 80.
The committee have in preparation a
short literary program which will be
followed by games.
Nehemiah Towne arrived home this
morning from Burlington for the
Thanksgiving vacation. Lamb berton,
Woodward, Adams and Reed are ex-
pected home this evening.
Road Commissioner Barrows has
been doing agood job of repairing on
the Bridge street sidewalks, which will
be mucu appreciated by the residents
in that part of the village.
FL. }. Isham and sons, Walter and
Frank, returned from Boston last
evening, where they went to witness
the Yale Harvard football game.
Frank is well satisfied with the result.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McClintock of
Lynn, Mass, arrived in town last
evening to spend the Thanksgiving
vacation with Mr.. McClintock's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. McClintock.
Miss Mary Watts of Stowe began
her duties last Sunday morning as
organist at the Cong'l church. In the
absence of Mr.. Fleetwood, Rev. Mr.. st.
Clare took the tenor part in the
quartet.
R. E. Pickett and family of Boston
have moved to the Melvern Stock
Farm on the Laporte road now own
ed by L. j. Hovey, and Mr.. Fickett
has taken charge of the stock. The
latter is brother OF Mrs. Hovey.
Miss Lillian Patten went to Cam
bridge last Saturday, where she pass
cd Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Clay |
ton Cornell. She was accompanied
home by Miss Ellen Cram, who has
been there for the past three weeks.
We desire to give all the news that |
is news, but our Hyde Park friends
who come over this way almost daily
to do shopping will pardon us If we |
fail to note that they were visitors in
the village, every time they appear
here.
Leon Booth, who went to Provi-
dence, R. l., some time ago. where he |
has been employed in the City Mar
ket, has gone to Rockland, Mass,
where he has secured a position as
manager OF produce market, which
is branch OF a large Boston house.
Next Tuesday evening, at G. A. r.
hall, the Sons of Veterans will give a
social and box party. Every lady is
requested to bring box Of lunch,
which will be sold at auction. The |
evenings entertainment will consist
of a magic lantern show and a short