News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-01-21
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Ohc COuim'bbee VI lI66u dU DUR
lington last Monday.
Mrs. W. P. BoOmhower and daugh-
ter have gone to Montpelier to spend
several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Grace Stevens leaves to-mor-
row for Cleveland, Ohio, where her
husband is now located in business.
D. A. Valleau, wife and son of Nap
once, Ont, are visiting his sisters,
Mrs. c. II. Crane and Mrs. II. A.
Moves.
Miss Lizzie Rlodgett of Keene, N.
H., and Damon Stanford of Hard
wick have been added to the La
noble Publishing Co. force.
Don't forget that the Ladies' Aid is
to meet to sew Thursday afternoon at
the church parlor. Some special work
is to be done. Go and help.
A O. Palmer of Burlington, State
Deputy, visited the Modern Wood
men last night. Eve members we're
inducted into the mysteries of that
order.
F. A. White is shipping his house.
hold goods TO New York and at
present he and his family are stop
ping at Ferd. Gauthier's. They ex-
pect to leave Friday night.
Tonight occurs the installation of
officers of the Odd Fellows lodge.
Several Grand Lodge officers and
visiting brethren will be present. The
initiatory degree will be worked.
Pretty snug wee thpr the first of the
week-Monday 160 to 25o below zero
in various places about town and
Tuesday morning. about the same.
Great weather for reducing the wood
pill.
Work was commenced Monday on
the new freight house. 1t will be on
the same foundation as the old one,
but ten feet shorter. The passenger
depot is up and enclosed, but for the
present, work thereon is suspended.
W. D. Manning is negotiating with
Parker 4 Stearns of Johnson for the
sale of bis water mill near he electric
plant. If the sale is cOnsummated,
the machinery will be ta ken to John
son and the old mill will be a thing
of the past.
Perley Saxby of johnson was in
this place Saturday. He has recent.
ly taken examination for a position
in the railway mail service and ia
about to take further exams, being
bound to pass satisfactory if possible
for q government III.
The L. C. A. hol Is lyreum Friday
evening of this week. Question for
discussion. Resolved, That the Mon
roe Doctrine ought to be abolished"
Besides the discussion there will be
the school journal and other inter-
esting exercises. The public is in
vited.
A.C. Davis has purchased the Doty
farm acj)ining his own aud takes
possession March 1st. Along with
the farm he has bought the sugar
tools. Horton leaves the place be-
cause Of ill-health, The farm is one
of the best in town, being in a good
state Of cultivation and nicely To-
Gated. 1t has been in the Doty FAM
lily about forty years.
Mrs. Clara Hoffman, Sacy of the
National W. C. 7. o., gave an inter-
esting temperance address at the
Cong'l church last Sunday morning.
She paid particular attention to the
proposed high-license bill and urged
her hearers to vote against the
measure. In the evening another
temperance meeting was held at the
same place, at which interesting ad-
dresses we're made by Gov. Page, Col.
Mcfarland and Mrs Hoffman. The
extreme cold weather deferred many
from attending. As it was, good
sized audiences were present at both
meetings.
Charity Lodge, D. of R., installed
its new officers last night. District
d lputy President Mrs. D. A. Parker
of St Alhans, with Mrs. s. Parker
and Mrs. H. NJ. Robbins of the same
place, we're present and performed
the work. After the installation,
buffet refreshments were served and
a social hour passed. The complete
list of new officers is:-
N. G., Mrs. w. P. Boomhower V. c.,
Mrs. E. G. Page; Sec'y, Miss A. d.
Sawyer; F. S., Mrs. J. B. Mcfarland; /;
Treas, Mrs. B. K Wiswell W., Mrs.
f. P. Hill; Con, Mrs. Alice Young; R.
S. N. G., Miss M. S. Collins /. S. N. c.,
Mrs. r. w. Hulburd R S. V. G., Miss
Dora Fairbanks; L. S. V. G., Mrs. A. L.
Goddard; Chap. Miss Cora Fairbanks;
l, G., Mrs. w. N. Putnam O. G., W. N.
Putnam; B. BIS, Mrs, P, B. Foster, Mrs.
J. S. Leach, Mrs. c. Mudgett, Mrs. Ella
Grimes A. BIS, Mrs. +. L. Noyes, Mrs.
M. P. Cheney Pianist, Mrs S. B. Waite.
The st. Albans Messenger of last
week publishes the fl'Qwing, which
is ot interest To people hereabouts:-
Mrs Jerry Rushlow, of No 551a Foundry
St, informed are preventative of the Messen-
EaI this If ,ralo tNat her husband, a fire.
man formerly in the emplu, of the Central
Vermont Railway Co, had elOped with Mrs.
Bert Rauey, Of Hoyt St. whose husband is
also IA Central Vermont fireman. Rushlow
left home u week ago last Saturday, going
first to Enosburg Falls and later to Hyde
Park where he was joined last Saturday by
Mrs Ranev, who took with her two small
children, Rushlow leaving his wife with six
small children. Mrs. Rushlow further said
she telephoned to hyde Park this morning to
the residence OF Mrs Raney's father, where
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