News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-06-03
WORTHWHILE.

recently In webster d Sanders hard
ware store.
Clarence Spaulding and family of
Hardwick visited friends in town
over Sunday.
A. N. Camp has been in Hardwic
and adjoining towns on a business
trip this week.
Mrs. Wiley of Cambridge is guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Davis, at the
home of Gov. Hendee.
There will be a special missionary
service at the c. E. meeting Thurs
day evening. ALI are invited.
Mrs. II. W. Billings and son of
Stowe are passing the week with her
parents, Frank Cutting and wife.
Miss Anna Palmer of Esse1 Junc-
tion is guest at the home Mrs.
George Brady on Main street..
F. L. George left last Friday even
ing for Lancaster, N. H., for a short
visit with friends. He returned yes
terday.
There will be baseball game on
the Old Fair Ground tomorrow
afternoon at four o'clock. Town
team VS. 2. A.
James e. Farrell of Burlington
was guest of Miss Teresa Towne at
the home OF her mother, Mrs. Mary
Towne, over Sunday.
A very pleasant social dance was
given at the N. E. 0. P. hall last Fri
day evening by Professor and Mrs.
Elmore of Montpelier.
Mrs. Ell. B. Keller went to Whining
ton, VT, where she will spend d
month With her husband, WHO'S there
in the interest of the Peck Lumber
Co.
A. R. Campbell has engaged Mr..
Manchester of Attleboro, Mass, to
work in the repair department of the
jewelry store and he has begun his
duties.
Have you inspected the new fancy
waistcoats just received 10y 0. l..
Woods from New York. II not don't
fail to do so. Watch for his new ad
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Webster passed
the day Monday in ST. Johnsbury,
where Ned transacted business con-
nected with the hardware firm of
Webster & Sanders.
A Mikado" rehearsal will be held
at the Universalst church vestry at
7.30 tomorrow evening. Every
member of the chorus should make
special fort to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chappell of Belvidere
have been visiting Mrs. Chappell's
daughter, Mrs. Lottie Goodell and
grandson Elbridge Goodell, for sew
eral days. Mr.. Chappell made this
office pleasant call Monday.
Trustee Stafford informs us thai in
spite of the continued drought there
is a sufficient supply of water In the
reservoir for all necessary purposes.
Great precaution should be taken,
however by all patrons that only
what water is absolutely necessary is
used.
Dan Potter of Cady's Falls, a P. A.
student, easily captures the honOrs
in trout fishing thus far this season.
Last Saturday Dan went fishing on
a email brook and caught trout
weighing 81 pounds and measuring
IS inches long, caught with a small
trout hook.
Glenn A. Wilkins left last evening
for Burlington, where he is in attend
ance upon the annual meeting OF the
Vermont Life Underwriters Associa
tion TO day The meeting is held on
board the stea mer New Vermont
which will make trip to Ticonde-
roga, N. T., and return.
Arthur Forbush of Boston made
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J, W.
Daniels, short visit this week He
is making a tour of the state with
the Boston Universll y baseball team
They were defeated by the u. '. NJ.
Saturday by score of 5 tod Arthur
expects to come to Morrisville later
for his usual vacation.
Lamoille Grange gave the third
and fourth degrees to several candi-
dates last Thursday and several
names were voted on and accepted
The grange is growing in spite Of the
dry weather. A goodly number we're
in attendance but the program could
not be fully carried out On account OF
the time being occupied by degree
work. The next regular meeting oc-
ours on Thursday, June IL Mrs.
Arthur Harlow will fill the Lecturers
chair.
The next regular meeting of La
mobile Grange is Thursday afternoon
June l l, at 1:30 p m. The program
is as follows:-Music by the choir;
Roll call, responded to by some i'm
portant event; Instrumental music,
Mrs. Thomas; Paper, G. e. Borden;
Duet, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Thomas;
Recitation, Edna Best; Question,
" What has been Womaus Work in
the Growth of the Nation" Speak
ers, Mrs. c. F. Smith, Mrs. Harrison
Dodge; |. N. LeBaron, Alfred Dodge;
Paper, Mrs. j. J. Gilmore; Music by
the choir.