News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-01-14
B. A. Palmer of Wilder was in town

julius Bliss accompanied his son
in-law, Geo. Cooke, to Mills, Mass.
Monday, where he will visit for a few
weeks,
Mrs. A. III. Slayton, who has beer
visiting her parents in Boston ioi
the past two weeks, returned hOmf
Tuesday.
E. G. Wilson has greatly improved
the interior of his store by jayiug
hardwood fl )Ors. O f. Crowel did
the work.
W. NJ. Sargent has been confined
to the house for several days, suffer
ing from grip. DR.. Bates is the at
tending physician
There are advertised letters in the
postoftice for, Mrs. Angie Gren, Ned
Converse, Mrs. Lyman Hall and Mrs.
Winnifred Swerdferger.
A regular meeting of Tucker Chap
ter, r. A, NJ, will be held Friday even.
ing Of this week. Two candidates viii
be given the M. M. degree.
James and John Rock, sons Of
James Rock, who lives in the west
part of town, left last week for Cal
ltornia, where they intend to make
their permanent homes.
Rev. f. l.. Davis preached very
interesting service at the Cong !
church last Sunday morning, a svn-
opsls of which will be found on page
z of this issue.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fortune went
to North Wolcott Monday, where
Mr.. Fortune will open d ten weeks
school. The school is to be private
aud denOminational.
Miss Daisy Peck has been Obliged
to give up her school in Cadys Falls,
for the present, on account of illness,
She Was taken seriously i'll Sunday,
out is reported slightly improved TO-
day.
Mrs. Kate Gilbert, who makes her
home in the family of FL. M. Rich, has
been in poor health lately and il
stopping at present with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Henry Small, on Randolph
road.
Herbert Rice, a P. A. student, was
taken seriously i'll last night and
fears of pneumonia were first enter
tainea. His condition is ialpI
to day and his case is pronounced t3'
be grip. DR.. Rublee is the attending
physician.
E. q Blossom has moved his family
from the Peck house on Maple Ave,
recently purchased by A. II. Slay ton,
to the Daniel p Smith house on Main
street, opposite Aca DENY Park. MIR.
Slayton will take possession of his
new residence soon.
The Board of Civil Authority will
meet at the Town Clerks office on
Saturday, January IT, 1908, at 10
a. m, to revise the check list. AL
who are legal voters, and whose
names do not appear on the check
list, should be present at said meet
ing, if they desire to vote on Feb. 3,
next.
Stephen Phillips, an employee in
the pulp mill, has been obliged to
give up his position there for the
present on account of illness. He is
confined to the house, suffering from
the eff-cts of di8betis. His place is
taken there by Fred Brown. The
many friends of Mr.. Phillips hope
that he will soon be able to resume
his position.
A copy of the Valparaiso, lind.
Evening Messenger has reached this
office announcing the death of Judge
William G. Talcott, which occurred at
that place, December. 80 1902. In
1899, the deceased married his sec
ond wife, Miss Alice Boardman nee
Alice s. Gates OF Morrisvlle. Mrs.
Talcott is very wel-known here being
the widow of the late Harvey Board
man.
On Thursday afternoon of this week
the Ladies Social Circle of the UUi.
versahst society will meet. The an
nual business meeting il called at 3
O'Clock for the election of officers; at
this time reports of the past year will
be given and matters of Importance
considered. 1t is hoped that there
will be full representation of the so.
ciety at the appointed hour. Supper
served, as usual, by set No. II.
Mrs. Ella Buckley has purchased
the Frank Chandler house on Bridge
street for consideration of $3.50, |
through the agency of j. FL. Atchin-
son. She has moved her household
goods here from Lyndonyille and
took possession of her new house the
first of the week. Her mother, Mrs. |
Eliza Thrasher will make her home
with her. Mr.. Chandler has moved |
his family to the s. L. Laavitt house
on Elmore street.
Rev. DR.. Booth was called to Stat |
ford, Conn, last Thursday, by the
death OF bis brother, E. C. Booth. q |
prominent citiz IN of that place. Mr.. |
Booth is expected to return the last
of this week On account of his alb.
sence there was no service at the |
Universalist church Sunday morning. |
The usual evening services were held. |
The special sermon announced for |
last Sunday will be given next Sun
day morning. The subject is "An
Unimpassioned View of the Present |
Temnpralce Crisis -