News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-05


chased The Sulham place on r Randolph
road, moved his family there from
Olive street Monday. 4
II. B. Wallace moves this week
from the Matthews tenement to his
residence recently purchased on
Brooklyn street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Page, who
have been boarding with Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. B. Wallace are now boarding
with George John ON on Bridge
street.
The Thursday evening prayer meet
ings Of the Advent church, which havq
been held through the winter at Amos
Ferry's, will from now on be held at
the church at 1880 p, m.
The Junior Y p U invite their
frItnts 10 social at the vestrv OF
the UniversaIist Church Thnrad az
evening OF this week from T TO
CLOCK. All come. Admission 5 cents.
Ms. A C. Hamel left Monday
moruing for Boston, where she will
spend several weeks with her uan~h.
ter, Mrs. Charles Batcheldpr. The
latter expects to enter hospital this
week for a serious operation.
John Rushford, who resides on the
farm. formerly known as the Wilde
place. west of this village, left yesteT
day for Chicago, having been sum
mOned there by the critical illness OF
his sister, Mrs. Mary Freedette.
E G. Foss is making extensive re-
pairs to both the interior and ex
terror of the Lamoile Hotel. The ia.
terror is being all newly painted and
papered and q new coat of paint Is
also being added to the exterior. Ar
improvement, which will be appreci
ated by the public, is a new door
which opens from the veranda direct
Iy into the parlor.
Last Sunday George F Earle was
pleasantly surprised by few of his
friends who called at his home 10
Brooklyn TO help him celebrate his
birthday anniversary. The after
noon was quietly passed in visiting,
a feature OF the occasion being din.
ner served in honor of the event.
George is not telling which anniveF-
sary the gathering celebrated, but we
have it from one who ought to know
that the table was decorated with
forty candles.
Edmund c. Mower of Burlington,
the new City Judge, took the oath OF
office last Saturday and began his
duties at once, succeeding Judge
Haskins, who has served long term
in the office, having made an enviabe
record. The Free Press refers to Mr..
Mower as one of the brightest law.
yers of the city and a worthy success
sOr to Mr.. Haskins. Mr.. Mower is
Morrisville boy, being a son of Mar
shall Mower and graduate of Peo-
Piles Academy.
AT the business meeting Thursday
afternoon the Ladies' Social Circle
decided to have the Homekeepers
Sale" the last of May. It will include
food, variety. kitchen and second
hand tables. A line of inexpensive
articles will be offered for sale that
can not fail to appeal to the practi-
cal housewives. Everyone interested
is asked to contribute something for
the variety table. Aprons, busters,
towels, bags of all kinds, and holders
especially desired. Also contribu-
tions solicited for the table of second.
hand articles, which will furnish rare
bargains.
The Morning Star of Glenn Falls,
N, Y, of March &c, had the following
to say in regard to FRITZ Scheff and
her company, which appeared there
last week -
FRITZ Scheff and her company last
evening gave one OF the finest enter
tainments that Empire theatergoers
have enjoyed since the opening OF the
house. The attractiveness of the star
and her sweet voice, especially in her
duet with Miss LeBaron in the first
act quickly won the admiration of
the entire audience. The support
was exceedingly strong, the comedy
part being supplied by Messrs Harri-
son, Cunningham and Donald as the
grocer, the cooper and the barber,
Miss Tia Niles, the barber's daughter,
possesses a clear, sweet voice and her
duet with Mr.. Donald is pleasing.
The stage settings and costumes were
in perfect keeping. Manager Holden
is to be congratulated for the many
notable successes during the season
which he has brought from the me-