News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-07-22
WORTHWHILE.

| UerUdlDR lrleHu5 lTOm Ouelbed UH6
past week.
| o. L. Woods and family have been
spending the past week in tent at
Lake Elmore
Glenn Mears, of Barton arrived in
town Monday for few days visit
with relatives and friends.
| M. V. B. Ainsworth of Elmore has
received an increase of pension,
through the agency of FL. B. George.
j III. Archambault, wife and daugh-
ter went to Enosburg Falls to-day
for visit to Mr.. Archambault's par
ents.
| Mrs. e G. Barrows and daughters,
Misses Doris and Elizabeth, are
visiting her parents in Stowe this
week.
On account of warm weather there
will be no meeting of Mt. Vernon
Lodge until the regular meeting of
August 5.
Ex-Gov. HeDdee went to st. Johns
bury this noon to attend a meeting
of the directors of the st. j. and l..
| C. railroad.
Leonard D. Smith returned from
New York state Tuesday evening,
where he has been making an extend
Id visit to his sister.
~ James Parker, Frank Harris and
Pred Miner were among those who
ettended the Barnum & Bailey show
1t Montpelier yesterday.
- Miss Florence Carpenter of Boston,
who is passing the summer at the
home of l.. l.. Camp in Elnore, spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Miss Cora Dutton, who recently IN
derwent a surgical operation at the
Mary Fletcher hospital, at Burling-
ton, is doing nicely and her ultimate
recovery is assured.
Harold Cady of Gorham, N. FL,
who has been visiting at the home of
his aunt, Mrs. Eibridge Goodell in
Gilmore, passed Sunday as the guest
of Geo. Clark at the Randall. He
left the first of the week for his home.
Miss Alma Bugbee, who has been
in Philadelphia for the past year,
where she has a position as book
keeper, arrived in town last evening
flor visit to her sisters, Misses Alice
and Cora Bugbee. Mrs. Abbie Bug
bee accompanied her.
Mrs. Ida Churchill and Miss Alice
Gle returned last evening from few
weeks visit to Montreal and Fort
Covington, N. Y. O. d. Matthews,
who accompanied them, will make
short visit with friends in Burlington
before returning home.
Fred Goodrich has finished work
for Parker & Morse and has entered
the employ of the Morrisville Foun-
dry Co. He is succeeded by "Jud"
Warren, who has had q long exper-
fence as meat cutter and is a valu-
able addition to the force.
Rev. and Mrs. Eddy and daughter,
Give, left Monday for a two weeks
vacation to be spent in Barton and
vicinity. Mrs. Eddy and daughter
went on the noon train and were
joined at Greensboro by Mr.. Eddy
and the remainder of the trip was
made by team.
Rathbone Lodge, No. "a, K. of P,
held very interesting meeting last
evening, when three candidates were
given the WORK of the second rank.
Tomorrow will occur a business
meeting and every member is re-
quested to be present if possible.
One week from tomorrow evening
work will be done in the third rank
Mrs. Sarah A. Fl. Blakely of West
field, Wis, arrived in town Monday |
evening and will spend several weeks |
with her nieces, Mrs. III. N. Cram.
Mrs. R. E. Barrows, and Mrs. D. FL.
Bedell. Mrs. BIakely is past seventy |
years of age and this is her second |
trip to Vermont in the past two
years, making the journey alone both
times.
The quartette at the Cong'l church |
has recently received agoodly supply |
of new music, some of which was used |
at the services last Sunday. In the
morning the anthems 80 Light |
Whose Beams Illumine All, "by Brack-
EFT and "Jesus Savior Pilot Me, by
Schuecker, were rendered with fine eff
feet. At the Vesper service the rem
dition of" In Heavenly Love Abiding"
was especially good. In this piece
Mrs. p G. Hill had a contralto solo
part, which was much enjoyed.
The new milk wagon for Geo. E
Towne's route is completed and
made it's first trip Monday. Like
unto every feature of the new enter
prise it is up-to-date, and on time, in
fact was put on several days ahead
of scheduled time. George never does
things by halves and is giving the
people just what he promised, the
best service and nothing but No. l
goods. He is receiving a patronage
far exceeding his expectations and
gives proper credit to his ad in NEWS
& CITIZEN.
A deed that called for good sup
ply of nerve and presence of mind is
credited to Chas. Dodge. 1t happen
ed last Saturday night in the early
part of the evening. A pair of horses
belonging to Abe Noe started from
the Rock we'll show tents, near Fred