News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-01
WORTHWHILE.
Miss Mary Ann johnson is visit
rela tiVes in West Rerksh;ro

relatives in West Berkshire.
A. N, Boynton is making extensive
repairs on his residence on Maple
street.
W. M. Blakeley of Montpelier was in
town yesterday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Miner.
Fred Joslyn of Randolph is guest
of his mother, Mrs. l.. e. Joslvn, at
the home of E. s. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bassett of
Waterville we're guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Laraway over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Stewart re-
turned Monday from East Hardwick,
where they have been visiting for a
few days.
Mould & Boynton received a
check yesterday for the amount of
the insurance on the stone. shed re-
Gently damaged by fire.
Next Sunday morning Rev. |. P.
Booth will take for the subject of his
sermon at the Universalist church,
"The Ideal Church and The Church
IDEAL"
Allie and Leland Ring and Arthur
Stewart went to East Hardwck
last Saturday, where they passed
Sunday with friends, making a raid
on Uncle Wills sugar orchard.
The social given by the Universal
ist young ladies at N. E. o. P. hall
last Saturday evening, was attended
by about twenty couple and the usual
pleasant time was enjoyed.
George Bragg, who has been visit
ing in this place and at his home in
Waterville for the past two weeks,
left Tuesday for Norfolk, Conn, where
he will resume his duties in a private
stable.
Col. Doty calls attention in his ad
this week to two very seasOnahle ar
ticles-paint and paper. If you are
going to o.either this spring you can
save money by visiting Doty at the
old stand.
Glenn Gould of Burlington visited
his parents, Mr., and Mrs. George
Gould, over Sunday. Glenn now has
good position as reporter and
proof reader in the Burlington Free
Press Office.
Miss Ina Swift has begun work in the
millinery parIors of Mrs. f. P. Keller.
Miss Swift is anexpert maker, having
worked with Boston and N9w York
milliners. Mrs. Keller will do the trim
ming as in the past.
VIII Jackson, who has been visit
ing at the home of bis father, j. NJ.
Jackson, for two weeks, left yester-
dey for Rutland, where he has posi-
ton offered him in an Office of the
Rutland railroad as telegrapher
A. G. Small, proprietor of the
Com bination Bargain store, is in
market this week purchasing spring
and summer goods. "Bert" knows
the art OF buying as well as selling
and the people reap the benefit thereof.
The Ladies circle ofthe Universalist
church will meet at the vestry Thurs.
day afternoon. The president wish
es the ladies to be present $3.50, as
business meeting is appointed for
that time. Supper at the usual time,
The children of Mrs. Sarah Sears
gave her surprise last Saturday eve
ming. The event was in honor OF her
63rd birthday. During the evening
the guests were entertained with
music from two of the Victor talking
machines conducted by james and
Perley Sears. All of Mrs. Sears chill
dren, eight in number, were there, five
grandchildren and two nephews. The
evening was concluded with an oyster
supper, after which the guests return
ed to their homes leaving several
valuable presents
Mr.. and Mrs r e Barrows gave
tbeir son, Cliff )rd W., a party last
Fridfy night, from 1880 until $50,
the occasion being his 10th birthday
Twenty-Five of his little schoolmates
were present and the evening was
passed In the usual manner Of such
gatherings. Games and marching
we're INDUCED In, after which refresh
ments were served. At the appoint
ed time the little guests took their de-
parture, leaving several nice presents
and best wishes for their host.
Mrs. G. A. Gle and Mrs. Ida Churchill
gave party at their home last even
ing in honor of the 18th birthday Of
Miss Alice Gle. The party was sur
prise to Miss Gle, who was attending
rehearsal of Mikado the first part
of the evening and upon her return
found about twenty of her friends,
mostly members of the Unversalist
choir, waiting for her. The principal
amusement of the evening was mill
ta' Y whist, which was in lulged in IN.
til about eleven O'Clock. Miss Gle
was the recipient Of several nice pres
ents.
Secretary of State F. G Fleetwood
has been besieged with requests from
the license commissioner in the state
for supply of license certificates and
he has had to reply that the secre.
tafy's office cannot issue them until
II is informed the number and classes
OF licenses that will be issued. Assoon