News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-15
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n Jdl VI yCuhS PSOP'N 49,
sOiree at the Phoenix last Friday
evening.
Miss DeNio spent Sunday last at
Stowe, the guest of Prof. and Mrs.
Drown.
Miss Anne Grimes was 'at home
from Burlington for a short visit the
past week.
Miss Hazel Seymour spentISunday
last at Morrisville with her aunt,
Miss Peck.
Miss Lillian Campbell of Barre
visited at her uncle, n. ]. Perry's,
a part oflast week.
School at the Academy closed yes
terdav The spring term will COM
mence next Wednesday.
Miss A. Dorcas Sawyer spent Sun
day last at Hardwick with her
brother, Editor Sawyer.
Miss Marion Slayton of Norris
willie spent last Sunday here with her
friend, Miss Helen Wood.
Henry Lilley's second-class license
runs until April 10th and the Phoenix
=" beer and light wine" until June 4,
Department Commander Wood
has given Col. E. B. Sawyer a place
upon his staff, appointing him to the
position of Judge Advocate General.
Dewey T. Hanley of Montpelier
was in town over Sunday. Mr..
Hanley is very much pleased with
his position as assistant to State
Auditor Graham.
Episcopal services were held at the
Cong'l vestry last Monday evening.
Rev. DR.. Atwell was in charge and
gave very interesting sermon ap-
propriate to the Lenten season.
Geo. Grimes returned from Boston
last week where he has been employed
for the past year. 1t is said that he
is to go west with his mother and
sister and brother in few weeks.
The moving picture entertainment
by the Herald Square Show one
evening last week, is said to be the
best entertainment given here this
winter. They will come again in
April, if arrangements can be made.
w. D. Isham has been engaged as
chef at the Phoenix for the next few
months. Willie is an expert in his
line and nothing but provender OF
the best class will go out from the
culinary department under his direc,
ton.
Memorial Day will be observed by
Aaron Keller Post this year at Eden
1t is an undisputed fact that when
this dayis observed there, tits always
the best. Eden folks have a faculty
of doing thing well, when they
| have it in hand.
| Chas. Abbott and wife, nee Reba
Moves, were here short time last
Saturday. They intended to spenc
few days here, but a telegram
called them to San Francisco on i'm
portant business, for which place
they started that evening.
Willard Dean, for the past SIX
months general utility man for W
D. Strong, completed his engage
ment last Saturday, and has gone tc
Belvidere to engage in sugaring
His place here is filled by Vim. War
rem, who commenced work Monday
| Word has been received here an
nouncing the death of Mrs. Hattie
Seaver at Whitinsville, Mass. She
died March I'd from disease of thu
heart and stomach. She was &
daughter of Mrs. Lutheria Stowel
and is survived by four sisters, on,
of them being Mrs. Jennie Forster
of this place. She leaves two daugh
tiers and six grandchildren. She wa:
81 years of age.
1t is amusing to hear that ther,
are many who if they had known thu
town was going no license would
have voted YES" They only voteC
"No" for the fun of it. Well w
have got ono license" for the mex
year and it is up to the town official
to see that the law is strictly en-
forced. 1t is a very rigid law and
enforced, and it certainly should be
the town will be decidedly dry.
The engagement of Miss Georgii
Waterman of Boston and Chas. Fer
guson of Maiden, Mass, is announ
ced. Miss Waterman is the younges
daughter of the late Geo. L. Water
man of this place, and niece of Mrs
H. H Powers of Morrisville. Georgi
has many friends here who congratu
late her on this event. For anumbe
of years she has been a stenographe
for the Boston Dry Goods Store
: with which Mr.. Ferguson is connect
ed. 1t is said that the nuptials wi
7 be consummated during the comm
summer.