News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-05-06
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Clark of Hard
wick were in town over Sunday.
Mrs. G. e. Woodward went to St..
Johnsbury Monday morning for a
short visit.
Frank Stewart severely Injured two
fingers, while at work in the Best mill
above the Corners, recently.
Cleo Morse was in town over Sun
day, a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Dodge at the Alamo Dairy farm.
Present your pass books to the
Union Savings Bank & Trust Co. for
verification. See business notice.
Dwight Holton, who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Fred Lunt, for
several days, returned to North VOL
colt Monday morning.
Mrs. FL. Ell. Powers went to Burling
ton Monday morning, called there by
the serious illness of Mrs. B. o. Shaw
at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Miss Bertha Aller resumed her
duties as bookkeeper for HI. Waite &
Son Monday morning, after well.
earned vacation of two months.
Miss Eugene RocheIeau and friend,
Charles Currier, of st. Johnsbury
were in town last Friday and were in
attendance at the May Ball in the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Davis went to
Lowell last Saturday morning to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Davis uncle,
Frank Harding, who died Thursday.
They returned Sunday.
Little Gertrude Davis received pain
full injuries to one of her hands re-
Gently, by coming in contact with a
barbed wire fence while at play. DR..
Bates was called to dress the wound.
~. Kelley of Waterville, who has
the contract to build a residence f"-
Harrison badge on Congress street,
will begin work on the same soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley will occunv
tenementin the Reed house on Bridge
street.
Ralph Booth returned yesterday to
Norwich to resume his studies at the
University. He is to be one of the
contestants in the prize sbeaking con-
test at the University this spring.
venture that he will not finish last
in the list.
Mrs. M. A. Stone went to St. Johns
bury Monday, where she will remain
with her son, A. W. Stone, for the
present. Mrs. A. W. Stone, who has
been on the gain from critical ILL
ness is not as well, having suffered a
relapse last week.
Mrs. George Norton and Mrs. W. R.
Nicholson went to Waterbury last
Friday. Messrs Norton and Nichol-
son and Florence Norton went down
Sunday, and Mr.. Norton attended a
special Masonic service held in the M.
E. church. They all returned Sunday
evening.
Arthur Waite and A. 81 Slayton
went to Greensboro last Thursday
evening to be on the spot ready for a
chance at the sport of hooking the
speckled beauties Friday morning.
They were joined there by Charles
Kellogg of Boston and Mr.. Greene of
Worcester. Mass. The party drove
to Morrisville Saturday night, and
the Morrisvilleans had as their share
of the game dozen fine lake trout,
the largest weighing six pounds, and
a large number of brook trout, which
as we have received no official ap-
pointment, we did not feel like asking
to inspect.
The next two evening meetings of
LamOille Grange promise to be es-
pecially interesting. The meetings
will take the form of a contest be-
tween the young married people of
Grange and the young unmarried
people. The meetings are to be Of
fcered by these respectively, and each
party Is to furnish program, the ell
ements of which are to be submitted
to committee, who will judge of the
same, and after each program has
been rendered, decide upon their CON-
parative merits. The company fur.
nishing the best entertainment and
doing the Grange work in the best
manner is to be given dinner or some
other entertainment. The first pro-
gram is to be furnished by the young
married people, and is to be given on
Thursday evening, May 81, the Of
ficers being as follows: E. l. Booth,
M; Henry Small, o.; Mrs. M. Gallup,
Lect.; A. G. Bedell; Stew; Allen Small,
Asst. Stew; Mrs. Billiard, Chap; Milo
Gallup, Treas; Mrs. A. c. Bedell,
Sec'y; I. B. Ellis, Gate Keeper; Mrs.
Edgerton, Pomona; Mrs. Henry
Small, Flora; Mrs. E. l. Booth, Ceres;
Mrs. Allen Small, L. A. Steward.
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