News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-04-06
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Mrs. Laura F. GIeed was in Bur.
lington Tuesday.
Miss Laura Durfey of Burlington
is guest at Fred Ober's.
Mrs. Ed. Wakefield and daughter
from Swanton visited friends in town
last Saturday.
Cornie Valleau was in town Mon
day from Wolcott, a guest of his sis
ter, Mrs. c. H. Crane.
Glenn A. Wilkins went yesterday to
East Fairfield and Bakersfield on a
short bosiness trip.
Mrs. Blanche Lawson, worthy Pa
iron for this district of the q. E. s.,
who assisted the local order at their
meeting last evening, was guest at
the home of D. c. Spaulding.
j. Fl. Warren has sold to E. G..
Foss his interest in "ChehalIis" and
"Jessie Simmonds" two well known
"fast Ones" which are owned by a
syndicate of Morrisville gentlemen.
George Basset and wife. who have
lived for the past year with L. l..
Laraway and wife in this town,
moved, the first of the week, to
Hardwick, where Mr.. Bassett has
employment in the granite industry
There will be missionary meeting
at the church parlors Friday after
noon at 3 O'CLOCK, followed by a
meeting of the United Workers at
430. The regular dime supper will
be served in the vestry at the usual
hour. l"'t
At the regular meeting of Coral
Chapter, o, E. s., last evening, two
candidates were initiated. j. A.
Robinson, D. D. q. P. of this place
and Mrs. Blanche Lawson, D. d. G.
NJ, of Hardwick, were present and
made their annual inspection. =
Following is the program for the
regular meeting of Lamoille Grange,
to be held one weeF from tomorrow
afternoon: music by choir; roll call;
How have you nefitted yourseifo or
your farm the past winter" duet,
Elbridge Sherwin and Mrs. Elmer
SmalleJ; question box; music by
choir. ~,
The Woman's Club is making ar
'rangements whereby any persons
wishing to receive instruction in En-.
glish and rndimentary branches may
do so. The school will be open two
evenings in the week and it is hoped
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ing class and during the term a
few lessons in cooking. Further par
ticulars will be given when details are
concluded. G s-
+ The members of LamOille Grange
will give a sugar party in their hall
next Saturday evening, to which
cordial invitation is extended to the
public. The best of sugar with plain
doughnuts and pickles served by the
ladies of the Grange, will be the order
for the first part of the evening, fol
lowed by promenade. Good music
will be in attendance. Single admis-
sion 10 cents, % cents couple.
The members of the Bees" were
y 0hJCl az CCtb ny
Mrs. 7. C. Cheney at her home on
Harrison Avenue last Friday night.
A pleasant feature was introduced by
each member being presented with a
souvenir pin ball and needle book, on
the cover of the latter which appers
a group blue-pr picture of the
Bees" while on the back cover is
smaller picture OF the recipient, max
ing decidedly unique affair.
The election of Officers of Tucker
Chapter, r. A. NJ. was held at Mason
ic Hall last Tuesday evening. The
following officers were duly elected =
c. B. Greene, E. H. P: DR.. W. T..
Slayton, K; DR.. J. A. Robinson. S;
Thomas Cheney, c. of H Fred Mar
shall, P. s Rev. l. p. Booth, k. A.
c.; c. l., Gates, NJ. 3 v; A. NJ,
Adams, NJ. Nv; A. N. Camp, M. 1
V &c. W. Fitch, Tyler. Installation
Friday evening, April 8 by D. D. g.
Ii. P, Harrison B. George.