News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-03

| ing lot business trip to Chlttenden
county.
Regular meeting of James M. War
ner Post, G. A. R., Saturday evening
at the usual hour.
A regular meeting of the local W.
R. Z. will be held next Monday even
ing at the usual hour.
b. Ill. Eggleston went to Alburg on
short business trip Monday morn
ing, returning home Tuesday evening.
Miss Lillian Fisk spent several days
last week in Burlington, going from
there to Montpelier, where she is do.
Ing some art work.
e-The Junior League of the M. E.
CHI b will give a fve-cent social at
ve Friday evening. Light re-
iTe 1ents will be served and a gOoJ
tu lrnished all who attend.
gkI Otto Raspe will speak at the
U9| rsalst church next Sunday
me- Ing, May T. His text will be
h1 in Luke 1917, o." He came to
bid IT," Subject, Parable of the
Pr |gal Son."
9 Nora Chase, who tas been at
ted ng Byrant & Stratton's Busi-
nea College in Boston for several
md hs, arrived in town TuesCa ay
mig for Il visit to her mother, Mrs.
.lase on Cherry Avenue.
Misses Teresa and Rita Townp,
and Carrie and Anua Stewart accom-.
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Z4ra Griswold
TO Old Orchard, Me, yesterday,
where they will be employed at the
|esper House this season.
Glenn A. wilkins returned last Fri
lay from a business trip to Barre
aad vicinity and left Monday for St.
Iohnsbury, in which vicinity he is
pending the week in the interests OF
he Travellers Insurance Co.
hecondition ofMre. alice Bachum,
which has been very serious for the
past week, has been slightly imprOv-
ID since yesterday. DR.. Tinkham of
Burlington arrived this morning for
a consultation with DR.. SlaytOn.
Il, D Cole, who is employed in A.
z Campbell's j4weIry store, went 10
Port a1d, Me-, for short visit. He
returned the first OF the week. 1t is
expected that Mrs Cole will come to
MOrrisville to reside in about six
weeks.
Frank Hamel has been engaged by
the Selectmen TO run the MOrristOWn
poOr-farm and will move to the
Brooks farm, recently purchased by
q Ans in q. few days. Orrin Rus
cell heS ted the Hamel farm in the
south part of town and will move
there as soon as the latter vacates.
The play, "Dot, the Miners Daugh.
ter" which was to have been given
by Rathbone Lodge, the second week
in May, has necessarily been post
pCned on account Cf the illness of
two members of the cast. The play
will probably be given about the last
week in May. Full particulars next
week.
THE ladies of the Universallst So
ciety will hold q business meeting in
the church parlors next Saturday af-
ternoOn at three O'Clock. 1t is re-
quested that all interested will make
an effort to be present, as there are
matters of Importance to be consid-
cred, including plans for the House
keepers Sale to be held soon.
The Mt. Auburn (Lowa) Messenger
OF last week has the following to say
of Mr.. Smalley's recent shipment of
horses. "F. j. Smalley shipped a
car load Oihorses from this station
to his Vermont home a few days
since, which was the incest lot ship
ped from this place 10 years" A
number OF the lot are now left at his
bles on Congress street.
The Earle store received a big in
voice of goods this week-in fact there
were two great truck loads piled in
on them at one time. Mr.. Earle SAYS
they are showing the greatest line of
hosiery and underwear they haveever
carried. In their dress goods depart
ment YOU can find all the desirable
things of the season. Just give them
a call when in need OF good goods.
The fire company was called out
last Saturday noon by lively fire
which had gained considerable head
way down in the woods, behind A. c.
Noyes' residence. The company re-
sponded promptly and soon had
stream from the hydrant below the
woods on the pulp mill road, doing
efficient work and the fire was soon
extinguished. 1t is thought that the
blaze spread from a garden fire.
Street Commissioner A. N. Boyn-
ton has been doing some very CON-
mendable work In the past two weeks
and the main streets and the side
streets as far as the workers have
had time to go, present an appear
ance of which Morrisville residents
may we'll be proud. 1t is now up to
the property owners to spend lit
tie time in clearing up their prem
ises and making their property abut-
ting the street compare favcrably
with the work OF the Commissioners.
Many have already done this.
There is good deal being said now