News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-01-21
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILLE.

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short time last week, threatened with
grip.
The last dancing school of the term
before the public will be held Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Wheelock of
Boston WERE at the Randall several
days recently.
Miss Iva Smith is working in the
N. E. telephone office spare hours,
learning to operate.
Joseph Rivers returned from Cam.
bridge last Wednesday, where he had
been working for several weeks.
Thomas Maloney of Salem, Mass,
has been added to the force in the
finishing department OF the tannery.
Mrs. G. M. Powers passed several
days last week in Burlington at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. U.
A. Woodbury..
Mrs. j. C. Richardson went to Ohm
son last week, where she will pass the
next two months with her son,
Thomas Richardson.
Leon Adams of Cabot is employed
in the stone sheds, beginning his
duties last week. He is making his
home with G. G. Boynton.
Mrs. A. C. Hamel went to Boston
last Wednesday, where she will re-
main with her daughter, Mrs. G. E.
Batchelder for several weeks.
At the State Spiritualist Conven-
ton held recently in Montpelier, Mrs
Nellie Shaw of this place was elected
one of the board of managers.
Regular meeting of Rathbone
Lodge, No. "a, next Tuesday evening,
Jan. 81. Work on the Page and
Esquire ranks. A large attendance
is desired.
Miss Linnie Trick went to Burling
ton Saturday, called there by the
death of her grandfather, who was
ninety-two years of age. She return
ed the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Brown were
in Stowe last Saturday, called there
to attend the fuDerl of Mrs Browns
brother, Henry Kemp, who was killed
Thursday in Quincy, Mass.
Mrs. F. W. Sault and daughter,
Miss Irene, went to Essex Junction
last Saturday for short visit to her
husband. Mr.. Sault will move his
family to that place in the pear
future.
Carroll Smith, who is working for
his uncle in Jacksonville, was in
town last Friday TO take part in the
basketball game against Edmunds
High School. He returned Saturday
morning.
DR.. Church of Burlington was in
town last Thursday, called here to
consult with DR.. G, E. Woodward in
the case of Mrs. Gallup, sister OF III.
j. Atkinson. Mrs. Gallup's condi-
ton is slightly improved.
W. M. Barber has placed an up-to-
date Star Register machine in his
cigar store. The machine is an ele-
CANT piece of work and is ornamental
as we'll as decidedly useful. Barber
is bound to give his customers the
best there is going.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Campbell re-
turned from several days trip to
Boston last Monday evening. While
there they purchased large supply
of seasonable goods, among which
is the finest line of clocks ever shown
in Lamoille County. Don't fail to see
them.
Last week Monday evening Mrs.
Cora Whipple was pleasantly sur
prised by dozen of her friends, who
called to remind her of birthday.
The evening was very pleasantly
passed in a social way and a sub
stantial present was left as a remind
er of the occasion.
A large crowd was present at the
Grange social held in the N. E. 0. p.
hall last Thursday evening. The
program arranged was we'll carried
out. Especially entertaining was
the repetition of the drill as given by
the young people at the time of the
State Grange meeting held here in
December.
For local news when it is new the
News AND CITIZEN easily outstrips all
competition. Why? Because we put
time and experience into this part of
the business, believing it to be a con-
siderable element in making a success
full country newspaper. If you are
not already on our list we should be
pleased to place your name thereon.
The social given to the members of
the Universalst church choir by Mrs.
Ida Churchill at the N. E. O. P. hall
last Friday evening, was attended by
about thirty couple. Thegrand march
was lead by DR.. Leach and Miss Bedell
and began at eight o'clock. The
ladies of the choir, decorated in the
chior colors, pink and green, received
theinvited guests. An order of dances,
consisting of fifteen numbers was
danced to excellent music furnished
by a special orchestra, consisting of
W. /. Paul, violin, c. A. Gile, cornet,
with Mrs. Ida Churchill at the piano.
Altogether the occasion was most
pleasant one and all present report
the most enjoyable time of the season.
The follOWino Vounp Ia0ie6 were on