News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-19

first of the week on business.
Elder Gregory and Mrs. Drown
from No. Hyde Park called on friend
in town Saturday.
A. N.Camp went to Boston Flas
Thursday morning on a short busi
ness tip. He spent Sunday in AVI
der, a guest of B. A. Palmer.
H. A Slayton went to Burlington
Saturday night, where he joined Mr.
Slayton, who has been spending sr N
time there with her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. George B. Little. They returnsC
home Monday night.
There will be no preaching SERVE
at the M. E. Church next Sunda,
morning on account of the absenc
of the pastor, who is attending con
ference. The other services for lth
day will be held as usual.
Mrs Kate Barber, who has been
guest for several weeks of her friend
Mrs. Nettie Wheelock at the home 0
the latter's brother, E. d. Brown i
Eimorp, returned Monday to be
home in Bloonlingdale, N. Y.
Carroll Nichols, grandson of Mrs
S. H. Phelps. is learning the seen
painting business of Mac Andre,
Bros, of the Park Theater, Manchps
ter, N. e., who are members of tb
Great Eastern Scene Painting Co.
The Christian Endeavor meetinI
at the Cong'l church was especial |,
interesting last Sunday evening TB
subject was "Glorifying God in On
Recreation - The meeting was leC
by Lillian Fisk. In addition to tt
regular praise service, the choir ren
dered the Palms and Mrs. P. G
Hill sang in her usually pleasing
manner, Not as | Will"
Rev. and Mrs. P. A. Smith left Nor
day morning for Enosburg Fall'
where they are in attendance upo
the st. Adams District, M. E. Confer
ence. During the past year Mr.. an
Mrs. Smith have made many friend
in Morrisville. both outside as we'll q
in the circle of his own parish and
seems to be the unanimous wish tina
he be returned here as no doubt b
will be.
A missionary meeting will be bel
at the Cong'l vestry this week Frida
evening at 3 O'Clock. The unite
workers will meet at 4 O'Clock an
the usual supper will be served .frol
5 O'Clock on. The supper Frida
night will be farmers supper" wit
all the good things usually found c
a prosperous farmers table. TT
plantation supper was such pr
nounced success that it has been d
cided to continue the idea and
musical program will be given Fl
day evening, including solos by Mr.
Powers and selections by a ma
quartet.
Last Sunday morning Rev. c.
Hager of Hyde Park occu pied Il
pulpit at the Congl church, at Il
invitation of Rev. c. C. st. Clar
preaching a strong and very lnteres
ing sermon, taking for his them
&C The Value of Mystery" Mr.. Hag
has occupied the pulpit here on seve
al occasions during his passionate {
Hyde Park and his departure fro
that place is deeply regretted b
many here. The musical part of I'll
service Sunday morning was furnis
ed by quartet, composed of F.
Fleetwood, Mrs. II. c. Fisk, Mrs.
G. Hill and Albert Moore, the anthe
and offertory being especially We
rendered.
The death of Willie Perry, son
John Perry Jr. and wife, on Lapo
road, occurred Sunday night at a
He was never very strong and seve
weeks ago was taken very ill wit
peritinitis. About three weeks az,
however, he seemed to improve an
hopes were entertained of his r
covery, but later complications d
veloped, which in his weak and em
clated condition he could not resi-
and the brave, patient, little suffer,
passed peacefully and quietly ava.
For the bereaved parents much syn
pathy is felt. He was an especial
bright and thoughtful child, ever IL
light and JOY of the home and had
lived until Sept. 5, would hav
been six years old. The funeral vi
be held at the parents home Wedne
day at / o'clock, Rev. G. c. st. Cla
officiating. The interment was
Stowe.
NOTE OF THANKS To the friends a.
neighbors who rendered us their aid a.
sympathy during the sickness and burial
our dear child, we wish to express our 81
cere thanks. Mr. and Mrs. John Perry Jr.