News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-10-19

morning
A. R. Daniels of Lyndonville ar
rived in town Tuesday for a short
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
W Daniels
Mrs. Mary Cole went to Cambridge
Junction this morning, where she Will
spend several weeks at the home of
D. c Smith.
Joel Morey, who has been spending
several days in town with relatives,
lett this morning for his home in
Spencer, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Mayo OF ST.
Johnsbury are guests OF the formers
mother and sister, Mrs. Eliza Thash-
er aud Mrs. Ella Buckley.
Mrs. ]. C. Watson, who has been
visiting relatives in town for several
days, returned to her home in Enos-
ourg Falls Tuesday morning.
Mrs. FL. Emerson, who has been
visiting tor several days at the home
OF Mrs. Laura F. Gleed, left for her
home in Rochester, N. Y, this morn
ing.
Mrs L. s Rand Mrs. A. E. Burke
aud Miss Lou Rand went to Hard
wick this morning fora short visit at
the home of Mrs. Rand's son, Vern
Rand.
Advert tised letters at the Morrisville
post office for F. f Bailey, Mrs. Har-
riet Carter, Mrs. Mary j. Cross, Mrs
l. B. Dodge, W. FL. Gale and Mrs. E.
j. Warren.
Mrs. G. E. Woodward went to
SEanton this morning, where she will
visit for few days at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Stone, parents of Rev.
Arthur Stone.
Former State Superintendent of
Education Mason s. Stone and Mrs.
Stone sailed from San Francisco Sat
urday for several months trip to
China and Japan.
Miss May Arkley of Leeds, P. O.,
arrived in town the first of the VIZ elk
for visit to her friends. Miss Agnes
Sinnot of this place and Miss Florence
Sherwin OF Cady's Falls.
Fred j. Smalley has disposed of his
last lot of thirty western horses and
left Monday evening for Iowa for an.
other consignment. lie will return
week from next Friday.
Mrs. l.. f. Rice and daughter of st.
Johnsbury arrived in Town fast Fri
dav might for al eaort visit With
! friends and went the first of the week
to Stowe for visit to friends.
Mrs. Susie Burnham and Miss
Rhuamah Smith left Tuesday morn
ing for Ludlow, being delegates from
the COng'l and Methodist churches to
the State Sunday-school Convention
held this week in LUDLOW.
A new lot of Jackets were received
at the browne store this morning
too late for mention in their adv.
space, but just in the nick of time for
inspection uf prospective buyers. 1t
is claimed that they are the sIickest
yet.
The item in this paper last week, re
ferring to RUFUS W. Kendall, as hav-
ing secured position as motorman
on the elevated railway in Boston,
| the name should have been +. l.. Ken
dali. Rufus W. is attending q com
mercial college in Boston.
The Ladies of the Cong1 church
are planning for a rummage sale,
which they will hold in the H. P.
Munson's old store, the sale to begin
as soon as possible after Mr.. Munson
moves to his new store, which will
probably be in about two or three
weeks. All interested are requested
to begin to save such articles as they
wish to donate, at once.
Last Wednesday evening the barn
on the farm recently bought by Geo.
W. Clark of n. l.. ana Y. G. Brown,
two mics this side of Stowe, was des
trOyed by fire, together with about
sixteen tons of hay, which had recent
Iy been bought ny Miles, Mcmahon &
Co., of Stove The loss on the barn
was practically covered by insurance.
The day of the fire workmen had
been employed at the barn in baIing
the hay for market. The origin of
the fire is not know, but indications
point to incendiarism.
Mrs, George F. Earle entertained
several of her friends at Military
Whist last Friday evening. The
event was in honor of Mrs. May Spill
Ter, who leaves for her home in Oak
land, Cal, the first of next week.
There were twenty present, five tables
being filed. The first prizes were
won by Mesdames Churchill, Blair,
GriswoId and Small and the "comfor,
tation" prizes by Mesdames Tillot-
son, Hutchins, George and Merrill.
Light refreshments were served and
a very pleasant evening enjoyed.
EVERYBODY, of every denomination,
with little ones of her own or borrow.
ed for the occasion, is cordially invt-
ed, and admitted free, to the Baby
Show, Saturday afternoon of this
week at the Cong'l vestry, from three
O'Clock until five. The committee
are unable to see all personally. hut
hope every one will accept this invi-
tation. We feel sure that we NAV