News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-03-23
WORTHWHILE,

NeAU ouuudy Is RAIN sunday.
This is a genuine spring day, sure.
Levi Smile of Cambridge was Wis.,
itor here yesterday.
Col. Sawyer of Hyde Park trans
acted business here yesterday.
G. M. Powers and Fl. j. Isham are
having tustle with the grip.
John Lamberton returned home
from Burlington last evening for a
few days.
Mrs. A. A. Niles lett this morning
for several days visit with friends in
Hardwick.
F. j. Smalley is expected Saturday
with another car of those famous
Iowa horses. See fosters.
Miss Hough of Burlington, who has
been attending Mrs. Fillmore, return
ed to her home this morning.
Mrs. S, B. Doty has some household
furniture which she will sell at rea-
sonable price. See business notice.
Mrs. George Pember of Randolph,
a sister Of FL. B. George, was called
here the first of the week by the death
OF Mrs. Anna Fillmore.
Henry George, who came here to
attend the funeral of his sister, re-
turned to his home in Attleboro,
Mass, on Monday evening.
At the special town meeting at Ell
more yesterday c. W. Merriam was
elected Road Commissioner in place
of II. A. Wheelock declined.
A. r. Campbell is detained at At
tleboro, Mass, on account of the
serious sickness OF bis brother, DR..
Campbell, who has pneumonia.
k-All members of the Universalist
Sunday School ate requested to meet
at the church vestry next Sunday at
4 O'Clock p. m, for the purpose of re-
hearsing the Easter carols.
A genuine hen" party came over
from Hyde Park last Friday evening
and for an hour or more enjoyed the
hospitality of Hotel Randall, which
goes without saying, was of the high
est order.
Il James Simms, formerly of Norris
vile and leader of the Morrisville
band, passed through this place
Tuesday morning on his way to
Montpelier, where he will soon move
his family.
Special convocation of Mt. Vernon
Lodge No. 8, this Wednesday J even
ing. Regular convocation March 30,
District Deputy Grand Master o. A.
Sherman will be present. Work on
the Master Mason degree. Refresh
ments and a smoke talk will follow
the work. Let there be large turn
out.
EThe Y. P. C. i. will serve new SUI
gar in the vestry of the Universalist
church as soon as new sugar Is made.
1t " Ill be served from 6 to O'Clock
in the evening with the usual accom-
panimPnts of doughnuts and pickles.
Price, Is cents per plate. Everybody
invited. This is a courtesy to afr
members of the Union. Watch for
posters announcing the date.
Victory Lodge | Q g. T. entertain
ed a delegation from Stowe Lodge
|. O. g. T. last Monday evening. The
business meeting was followed by y
social hour which was enjoyed by all.
Remarks were made by several mem
bers, magic lantern views exhibited
and light refreshments served. The
ACCESSIBILITY of forming q County
Union was discussed, and it is prob
able such union will be formed in
the near future.
A most ppioyablesocial was held at
the G. A. r. hall on Saturday even
ing. The principle program for the
evening was furnished by the Cadets,
who gave an exhibition drill and
sang several selections. On behalf OF
j. NJ Warner Post and W. R. T.,
Capt K9nfieid presented q. j. Isham
with a silver cup as token of their
appreciation for his assistance at the
time of the Encapment, The cup was
engraved with the inscription to "Mr.
and Mrs. II. j I7ham from the q A.
R. and ". r. c., Morrisville, VT"
Light refreshments we're served by
the ladies and all went home feeling
that they had Ell eyed pleasant
evening. req