News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-15
WORTHWHILE.

Mrs. Lucy Smith visited in Wolcott
Mon day.
Mrs. Geo. M. Powersspent Monday
in Burlington.
Miss Emily Rublee was in Burling
ton yesterday.
Mrs. James M. Kelley passed Mon
day in Burlington.
Mrs. Judevine of Hardwlck passe d
Sunday at the home of Hon. II. 81,
Powers.
There will be a school for newly ell
ected F. & A. NJ. officers this evening
at Masonic hall.
Mark Cutting and Miss Florence
Billings passed Sunday at the home
of Fl. W. Billings in Stowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Barber recent
ly entertained her brother, George
Caswell, from st. Johnsbury.
FL. L. Spear has finished his work
on the electric cars in Barre and be-
gan work Monday morning for Smith
& Lunt.
Mrs. Henry of Boston, who has been
caring for Mrs. Il. W. Gates for the
past few weeks, returned to her home
Monday morning.
Lloyd Bentley of Cambridge passed
Sunday at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Bentley, returning
to his work Monday.
Miss Iva Smith, who is living at
present with her uncle, W. W. Smith,
in Cambridge passed Sunday with her
mother at the Randall.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Potter of Wood
stock, who have been visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Morse
for several weeks, returned home last
Friday.
John Cooke returned Mond8y to
Groton, Mass, where he will resume
his position as chief engineer in the
paper factory of Tilestou & Hollings-
worth Co.
A. B. Gill has been in New York for
the past week where he went to consult
specialist about a throat trouble,
with which he has been troubled for
some time.
S. FL. Tiff, MorrisviIles veteran
store keeper, went to Burlington
Monday to buy a fresh supply of
goods to offer his customers. Mr..
Tiff is in his 07th year.
Miss Eta. Brown, whoha been at
tending Peoples Academy during the
past school year, has given up her
studies and went Monday to Hard
wick where she has employment.
Miss Myra Parker went to Hard
wick Monday, where she will work for
few days as stenographer for NJ. G.
Morse. She will return later to st.
Johnsbury to resume her studies.
The ladies of the UniversaIist parish
will meet on Thursday afternoon,
April Is. Every one is invited to
come early and enjoy social visit
Supper served as usual for ten cents
W. j.. Utton left for Naugatuck,
Conn, the first of the week, with a
horse which he has been training dur.
ing the winter. The horse is 8 pres
emit from Hon. H. III. Peck to Rev.
Sherrod Soule, who has made several
visits here with Mr.. Peck.
W. NJ. Barber was given a surprise
last Saturday night in the shape of 9
birthday supper, to which a number
of their neighbors and friends were in.
vited. W. NJ. recovered sufficiently
after time to act as host and the
occasion is reported by all present to
have been very pleasant one. Mr..
Barber received several nice presents.
There will be an auction at the la to
home OF Mrs. Rosa Cooke in this vii
lage next Saturday, April Is, at which
the home place and nearly three
fourths acres of choice land will be
sold, together with an assortment of
household goods, etc. The sale begins
at one O'Clock in the afternoon. FL.
d. Bryant viii be the auctioneer. See
posters for particulars.
Last Saturday afternoon the base
ball season in Morrisville was opened
by game betwe L. G. A. of Hyde
Park and Peoples Academy teams.
In spite of the chilly atmosphere the
game proved to be decidedly warm
and was closely contested until the
last half of the eighth inning, when
Z. A. bunch their hits and sent five
men over the plate, making the score
13 to s. L. G. A. failed TO score in
the next and the first game OF the
season went to P. A. Covey and
Phillips were the battery for the home
team and Foss and Darling for the
visitors Rublee and Carl Whittemore
acted very satisfactorily as umpires.
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