News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-08

Charlie GoOdspeed frnm Chelsea ia
spending several weeks at the home
of William Patch.
Mrs. Geo. Hawkins of Calais il the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Joseph
Sherman at Cady's Falls.
Mrs. A. W. Spaulding has been en-
terIaining her friend, Miss Alice L4ng,
OF Montpelier for the past week.
Rev. F. W. Kellogg of WatarbudV
was the guest OF his brother, 1tax 10.
N. Kellogg, a short time on TupsdI b..
M. W. TerriIl of Middletown, Conn. ]
has been a guest for several days at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. I. G.
Cheney. "
Mrs Morton Cheney OF Lyndon is
visiting at the home of W. F. Sher.
man and her father, Joseph Sherman,
at Cady's Falls.
Owing to conflicting attractions, t
has been Thought best to change tie
date of the next meeting Of G ".
Doty Camp, No. so, s. of V, from
Tuesday the 18th, to Thursday, tie
10th inst.
Warren Pike, who has been spenl
ing several months with friends and
relatives in this place and Wolcoe,
left Tuesday night for Boston, phee
he will resume his position iD an ar
tomobile factory.
A. b. Draper, who has been N Do0I
health for several months. IN Ia
Burlington Monday morning. wheJe
he entered the Mary Fletcher hospitll
for treatment. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Draper and Dr.. ,Ge-rge !.
Bates. -
At the regular meeting OF Rathbone
Lodge, K. of P, to morrow evening
work will be done in the Knight Rant
on one candidate. A large attenc-
ance is requested, as plans will b
made for the visit to Johnson FIR
day evening.
A break in the water main near ths
residence OF e A. Bentley on Maple
street vas discovered late Saturda
night and Sunday morning gang ct
men we're set to work to repair tie
same. 1t was an all day job, it being
necessary to shut off the water near
DR.. Rublee's residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Huntley and
children of Lynn, Mass, are at he
home of Rev. and Mrs. Geo. W. Tab
Dor on Jersey Heights, where they
will reside for the present. They
accompanied Mr.. Tabor home recent
ly, the latter having been called to
Lynn by the illness of Mr.. Huntiey.
Howard Brown, for the past year
and half popular clerk in the
Slayton & Sanders pharmacy, finish
ed work there last Saturday night
and went Monday to his home in
Swanton, Howard has made large
number of friends during his residence
in Worthwhile, who much regret HIS
departure.
The Rev. OTTO s. Raspe of Thits
College Divinity School, will speak
again in the UMversalis1churc Sun
day, March 18th. He viii speak from
the text found in Gal. Clio, " AS We
have therefore opportl nifty let US do
good unto all men, especially unto
them who are of the household of
faith" The subject Ct the discourse
will be, ''The Church and Her Rela-
tion to the World"
A party of 1S M.rrisville young
people went to Hyds Park Saturday
night for a sleigh rde. Upon arriv-
ing at the Phoenix they were cordial
ly received by Landlord Spicer, who
had prepared a tempting oyster sup
per, which was followed bya pleasant
social hour. The party was driven
In big team from Smith & Lunt's
stable, and was chaperoned by Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles Nichols.
Last evening st the home of Col.
and Mrs. George w. Doty on Lower
Main street, on4 of the most enjoy
able social parties of the season was
enjoyed, when Mr.. and Mrs. Doty
and Mrs. Anna Jones entertained In
honor of Mrs. W. ID. Grout OF Wor-
cester, Mass. Progressive whist was
the principal amusement of the even
ing, nine tables being filed. The
first prizes wore awarded TO Mrs.
Zara Griswold and f. nj. Mould, the
consolation Prize being carried away
by Mr.. and Mrs. N. b. Blair. Heiresh-
ments OF ice cream and cake and tenn
perance punch were served.