News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-10-11

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Rev. p. A. Smith left this morning
for Rlchford, where he was called to
officiate at wedding.
Mrs. Jessie Bishop of Hyde Park,
spent yesterday with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Churchill, in this place.
A practice meeting of Coral Chap.
ter, O. E. S., is called for Saturday
evening of this week at Masonic hall.
NJ. Kanoskoey and family re-
turned yesterday from Newport,
where they have been on two weeks
visit with relatives.
Miss Alice Miner resumed work in
the Combination Bargain store Mon
day morning, having been absent a
week on accent of illness.
j. q. Schwenger, Supt. of the Met.
ropolitan Life Insurance Co., for this
district, and Assistant Supt. W. L.
McLane of Hardwick were in town
: Tuesday.
'. L. Morencey of Manchester, N.
H., was a guest lasU week at the
home OF l.. M. Mayott on High street.
He left Saturday for Montreal, where
he will visit his sister.
At meeting of the independent
Order of Foresters. held last evening
three new members were enitiated in-
to the order. State organizer B. G.
Blaisdell of Burlington was present.
I A telephone has recently been
placed in the anti.room of the Ma
sonic Hall. Fellows, who say they
are "going to lodge" and then GO in
another direction will have to study
up some other scheme.
Mrs. T. B. Wallace and mother,
Mrs. Mary Boynton, went to Crafts
bury last Friday to attend a party
given in honor of the Goth birthday
anniversary of Mrs. Della Warren at
the home of Warren Childs. Mrs.
| Warren is an aunt of Mrs. Boynton.
Miss Josephine Peck, daughter of
John Peck, who has been working
during the summer at the Centen-
NAL House in the Yosemite VAL
ley, finished work there October 1,
and is now spending vacation with
her cousin, Mrs. j. G. Thompson, In
Stockton, Cal.
George Heath and wife of Bradford,
who have been visiting in this place
and Gilmore for sew, raj weeks, we're
guests at the home of A. B. Munson,
the first OF the werk. Mrs. Heath Is
a daughter of the late Seldom Mer.
riam and this is her first visit to
Morrisvile in 25 years.
Mrs. Sanford Slccum, who went to
Montpelier last week, underwent a
surgical operation there on Wednes-
day, which proved very successful.
Mrs. A. B. Austin and Mrs. Peter st.
Johu who accompanied her visited
friends there for several days return
ing home the last of the week.
Alfred Dodge recently brought to
this office several specimens of North
ern Spy apples, in a nearly perfect
state of preservation, which have
been kept In his cellar since last fall.
During the seven years in which Mr..
Dodge has lived on the farm where he
now resides, there has been only
two years that he has not had apples
the year round.
Fred G. Peck returned the last of
last week from Newport, where he has
been employed as purser on steamer
there during the summer. He visited
b. A. Palmer at North Hatley, before
returning. Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer,
who have been spending the summer
In the latter place, came here Satur-
day, "Bloom" going to Boston the
1rst of the week on a two week s, bust
ness trip, Mrs. Palmer will remain
here until the last of the week when
she will go to her home in Wilder.
Her sister, Mrs. F. M. Pike, will ac-
company her for a visit.
Vernon W, Dodge, who spent the
summer In Eden and this place, going
to Worcester, Mass, a few weeks ago,
has recently Joined the forces of the
Worcester Consolidated Street Rail-
way Company, as an attorney and
claim agent, which is an exception
ally good position. Mr.. Dodge's pre-
vlous experience in Railway Corpor.
alton Claims and Litigation in the
West makes him especially well-ftted
for the work. Mr.. Dodge's mother,
Mrs. 3. A. Dodge, will go to Wor-
cester, Mass, in December. Vern's
many friends in this vicinity will be
pleased to hear of his appointment.