News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-04-13

visited Moscow friends last week.
Miss Blanche M. Ewins spent her
Easter vacation in New York city.
John Whittemore Of Boston was
the guest of W. F. Benson over Sun
day.
W. G. Ferrin of Montpelier was a
guest at FL. G. Thomas a day or two
last week.
Mrs. D. R. Smith and Miss Agnes
Smith were visitors in Waterbury
Saturday.
Harold Mcmahon returned to his
studies at Goddard Seminary last
Wednesday.
DR.. E. j. Foster of Waterbury was
the guest of his cousin, G. G. Foster,
over Sunday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Flanagan of Ports.
mouth, N. H., has been arecent guest
of her parents.
The Carlos Clark place, now occu.
pied by Mr.. Mudgett, has been sold
to M. j. Leach.
Leon Cobb went last week to Wood
stock, where he has employment at
Woodstock Inn.
Sugar makers have averaged about
two pounds to the tree, the product
being of fine quality.
Mrs. S. K. Weeks is in Hyde Park !;
called there by the death of her bro.
Their, Ambrose Collins.
Leo Moody of the Miles, Mcmahon
< Co. store, has been off duty for sew
eral days because, of sickness.
A May dance will be held at the
Auditorium Friday evening, April 20.
Emore's orchestra will furnish music.
R. W. Collins and wife returned to-
day from Hyde Park, where they had
been to attend the funeral of their
brother.
Herbert Harlow and wife of Boston
have been stopping for a few days
with Mr.. Harlows's parents, enroute
to Denver, Col.
Charles Nutting and son, who have
been stopping for few weeks at A.
81. Slayton's, returned to their home
in Littlefeld, Conn, Monday.
A Republican caucus for the election
of delegates to the state and district
conventions will be held at Town
Hall Friday evening, April Is.
Some of the young people of the
village have arranged for an inform
al dance to be held at the Auditorium
Friday evening. Burnham and
Young will furnish music.
The illustrated talk by Col. A. C.
Brown of Montpelier upoE Yellow
Stone Park was enjoyed by q small
audience Friday evening. 1t was
deserving of {. far better house.
Rev. j. Q Angel of Middlesex re-
gently appointed to the pastorate
of the Methodist church here, preach
ed his initial sermon Sunday and
created a very favorable impression.
Rev. Mrs. E. NJ. Abbott, pastor of
Unity church, commenced a series of
sermons on Prayer last Sunday
morning, the subject being, "The
Power of Prayer" Next Sunday will
be The use of Prayer"
NELSON Styles Jersey dairy herd
was practically wiped out of existence
last week as result of a test for
tuberculosis by the State Board of
Cattle Commissioners. Twenty-Five
head were condemned and killed.
The contract for ditching, piping
and putting in hydrants, etc, for the
village water system was awarded to
the DennistOn Construction Co. of
Rochester, N. Y, at $4,000. bids
ranged from this figure up to about
$4,000. The Denniston people are
lust completing a job at Fort Ethan
Allen and expect to start in here in a
week or two.
AT the annual election of officers of
Mystic lodge the following list was
chosen. Under the leadership of W.
M. George W. Buzzell, the lodge has
had very prosperous year, paying
Off a large portion of it's Indebtedness
and also purchasing an organ for the
lodge room.
W. NJ, G. W, Buzzell ; s. VEN. Culver
J. W., J. G. Morgan Treas, F. E. Stafford
Sec'y, j. B. Hyde; S. D., N. H. Kaiser; ]. D.
N. Il. Gibbs S. s. Ernest Mills J. j., F. %.
Smith; Chap, Fl. Mayo; Tyler, M. E. French;
Marshal, ID. W. Barrows; Organist, A. H.
Cheney; Finance Committee, ii. d. Shaw. n.
W. Burnham, II. L. Jenney.