News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-07-29

MORRISVILLE.

Wallace Gilbert of Burlington has
been spending a vacation in town for
the past week.
Mrs. Leon Hmmons has been enter
tanning her aunt, Mrs. j. Hager of
Glover, for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn F. Rice enter
tanned Mrs. Fred Taylor of st. Johns
bury several days recently.
Misses Alice and Anna Mower pass
ed week recently with their brother,
e. C. Mower and family in Burlington.
Miss Susie Currier of Hardwick is
guest of her friend, Miss Clara Dodge.
during the session of summer school.
Mark Cutting, P. A. 1908, went to
Taunton, Mass, Monday, where he
has a position in the State Insane
Asylum.
bloomfield A. Palmer of Wilder
passed Sunday at Lake Gilmore with
the party in camp at Forest Glen J"
= cottage.
Henry Cutting went to Belvidere
the first of the week, where he will re.
sumo work for the Billings Lumber
Company.
Miss Ellen Hall, who is living at the
home Of Sam Oimstead on Elmore
street, passed Sunday at her home in
Hardwick.
l.. W. Wakefield was at home over
Sunday. He left Monday morning for
the state of Maine, where he will
travel for the next two months.
Mrs. Walter D. Grout returned the
first of this week to her home in Wor
cester, Mass, after a three weeks
visit to Col. and Mrs. CIV. Doty.
Regular meeting of Rathbone
Lodge, No. "a, K. OF P, will be held
tomorrow night. Work in the third
rank. Every member is urged to be
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. O. Lunt and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Davis and daugh-
ter, Gertrude, have been occupying
eide Wild" camp at Elmore since
last Thursday.
Sunlight soap means good clothes,
linens lily white and washday a de-
light. Less labor, less worry and less
expense. 1t is Soap Economy and
Soap Perfection.
Mrs. Ernest Billings and Miss Flor
ence Billings, who have been spending
the past two months in New Hamp,
shire and at a summer resort near
Boston, arrived home last Saturday
night.
The party of young people, who
have been in Camp for the past ten
days at "Forest Glen Cottage" at
Lake Gilmore, broke camp Monday.
All report fine time In spite of the
unfavorable weather.
A. F. Sulham went to Burlington
Monday to consult DR.. Twitchell, an
eve specialist. He has been suffering
for the past four years from sataracts
and for the past four weeks the
trouble has grown rapidly worse.
Mrs. Myra Heath, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. d. W. Rodgers, went
Monday to visit friends in the south
part of the state and will go from
there to Winchenden, Mass, for a visit
to Fred Rodgers. Mr.. Rodgers will
go there later.
John Bedell was arrested last
Thurday night by Officers Smith and
browne, for intoxication and was
placed in the lookup for the night.
Friday morning he was taken before
Justice A. A. Niles and plead guilty.
Not being able to raise the necessary
amount he was sentenced to County
jail for 10 days.
Mrs. Maria Souther, who recently
sold her home farm on Laport road
to Ed Eggleston, has gone to Hart
land, where she will spend the sum-
mer. She will make her home in the
future with her daughter, Mrs. Reu-s
ben Ray in Keene, N. Ii. Mrs Souther
has been resident of Morristown for
many years and her departure will
be missed by a large number of friends.
The first band concert of the season
was given in Academy Park last
Thursday evening and was enjoyed
by a large crowd. These concerts,
given as often as once week, would
be much appreciated by our people
and would draw large audiences.
With a proper display of apprecia-
tion on the part of the people we IN
derstand the concert would be con-
tinued.
Miss Bertha TerrilI, who has been
connected Tor several years with the
School of Housed keeping at Hartford.
Conn.,, has just accepted respon-
sible position with the institution at
salary of $1,000 per year. Miss
Terrill will act as matron of home |
for "tresh air" children at Ashland, |
Mass, during the summer, and her
mother, Mrs. Newton Terrill, will pass
the summer with her there.
DR.. E. J. Rowland of Boston, first
surgeon in Calvin Hospital, Brock
ton, arrived in town last Thursday
evening for visit of several days at |
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Philo G.
Hill. Mr.. Hill was In the employ of
DIR. Rowland for seven years while
the latter was conducting drug
business in Boston. The latter gentle
man is skillful physician and in the
front ranks In his profession.