News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-02-25
Remember the supper served by the
gentlemen of the Universalist church
March 5th.

Remember the supper served by the
gentlemen of the Universalist church
March 5th.
A special convocation of Tucker
Chapter, No. Is, of R. A. M, is called
for Thursday, March 5, at 7:30
sharp, to work on the M. M. NJ. p. M.
degrees.
Miss Josie Slayton, teacher in the
Adams School of Burlington, passed
a short vacation at her home here
recently, returning to her work Mon
day evening.
r G Barrows, clerk in the Com
binatiOn Bargain Store, is taking
two weeks, vacation and with his
family is passing the time with rel
atives in Stowe.
A dispensation has been received
from the Grand Patron permitting
Coral Chapter, No. 16, to ballot and
work the degrees on six candidates
next Monday evening, Mar. 2.
D G Speuding and Geo. E. Town
went to Burlington Monday evening
TO act as Petit Jurors at the meeting
of U. S. court. Ell. A. Slayton who was
drawn on a Grand Juror, was unable
to attend on account of illness.
W. NJ. Briggs, who has been in Bos-
ton for the past two weeks, called
there by the illness of his son Carroll,
who was suffering from the effects of
fever, returned Monday and reports
his son much improved in health.
David Douglas will vacate the Chas.
Eddy farm, known as the Wilkins
farm, on the Randolph road, March
1, and will move to farm in NJ oscow.
M. Shattuck of Waterville will move
to the place vacated by Douglas.
Harold Dodge recently returned
from Burlington, where he went to
take a course in the Dairy School. He
received a prize forexcellent standing
in the school and was also given q
certificate for testing milk and cream.
Miss Josi lie Herrick, who has been
passing the last seven weeks, with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Herrick in town, returned to-day to
Stony Brook, Long Island, where she
resumes her position as stenogra-
pher.
During the past week a paper has
been circulated in this village by j.
M. Foss and signed by large num-
ber of business men and others pledg-
ing themselves to vote mo" at the
coming town meeting on article three
of the warming.
Miss Glee Towne was happily sur
pri5ed last Monday evening when
several of her young friends called to
remind her of her sixteenth birthday.
Supper was served and a pleasant
hour spent and q number of presents
were left as a reminder of the happy
event.
The esocial dance given by "The Jolly
Seven" occurs Friday evening at town
hall. Grand march begins at $50
sharp. TyOu have aninvitation don't
fail to he there. Music will be furnish
ed by Elmore's orchestra, Montpelier,
and one of the best times of the
season is assured.
w. M. Barber, proprietor of the
Red Star cate, acted as caterer at the
N. E. O. P. masquerade last Friday
evening, serving sandwiches and col
fee to nearly two hundred people. The
refreshments were served in firstclass
style and were of the high quality al
ways furnished by Barber.
Harry L. Smith, son of Daniel
Smith, and Miss Minnie Gregg, both
of this town, we're married in Stowe
tO dav, by Rev. Mr.. Evans OF the NJ
E. church. They will make their
home in this town. Theyoung couple
are 8el-knoWn and popular in Nor
ristown and the Citizen joins in wish
ing them a successful and happy life.