News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-21
Celebra to the Fourth at home.

Celebrate the Fourth at home.
Mrs. Cora Whipple was in Hardwick
Tuesday, to attend the Golden Wed
ding of her cousin, William Clement
aud wife.
DR.. Geo. T. Stevenson and wife left
the first of the week for visit at the
home of his parents, Robert Steven.
son, in Ora 1by, P. Q,
Rev. Mr.. Eddy of Swanton, who
was called here to attend the funeral
of Fred Smalley, was the guest oil
Hon. G. A. Morse, while here.
Capt. Frank KeDfeld and James
Reed returned last SATURDAY from
their automobile trip to Boston and
other points. They report very fine
trip.
Rev. Otto S Raspe went yesterday
to Derby Line, VT, where he is in at
tepdanceupon meeting of then )rth-
ern Association of Uuiversa'ists OF
Vermont.
Charles Edwards has sold to War
rem and Carlos Baker, the remainder
of his land In the west part of the
town, consisting of rs acres for
5000.
Word has been received here of the
birth of a 12A pound girl to Orlo
Greeley and wife of White RivGJunc-
ton, last Sunday. Mrs. Greeley is a
daughter of A. c. Hamel OF misplace.
George FL. Terrill sold ten head
from his registered herd Of Jersey
cows last Friday to t. r. May man
ager of large stock farm al North
Hanover, Mass. The price paid was
$67O.
There will be'a meeting of the Unit.
ed Workers Friday afternoon atiour
O'Clock at the Cong'l vestry, supper
at the usual hour. Ice cream will be
served In connection with the supper
and fee Of 15c will be charged.
Madge Paul left yesterday for
Old Orchard, Me-. where she has
position for the summer at the Yes
per House. Harlow Leavens of Cam.
bridge also went there yesterday
having a position in the same house.
Mrs. L. B. Boynton left yesterday
morning for visit of several daysin
Lebanon, N. e., where she will be tue
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ellen Carien-
ter. Mrs. Alice Sawyer is taking Ms.
Boynton's place as cook at Tie
Boynton cafe.
The Woman's Clubs travelling In
hrary has been circulated in several
OF the smaller towns of the county
where it las been grea tly appreciated
Its next destination is Centerviile
and it will be in charge of Miss Mar
Rand, The library consists of fit,
volumes.
The Trustees wish to warn the resi-
dent of streets where new walks ar
being laid and all Others, of the nee
cessity of using care in the matter O
driving teams over the walks. They
would also advise that those who
have walks in front of their Residences
keep them swept until they yet hard.
ened.
The next meeting of LamoiIDe
Grange will be held on THURSDAY
.. M, June 20, and will be a tonic
meeting. The following program
will be rendered Troll cali: music
Mrs. Leon Emmons; topic of the
meeting; music, Mrf. Lila Edgerton.
selection, Mrs. Fred Small; SONG :
Newcomb aud wife.
Last Sunday evening was observed
az Masonic Sunday Withanannronr;
ate sermon at the Universajst churcb
with Rev. P. A, Smith of the Matbo
dist church as speaker On eccorr+
of the very warm weather. tho OF
tendance was small, but those wbo
listened to the able DISCOURSE wbotbon
members of the order or not wauo
fully repaid. The Masons and mon
bers of the O. E. s. were seated IN H.
front part of the church. Tho sorv; LOG
was opened by thehymn. ,'Nearer NJ
God to Thee" by the conoregatio1
and double malequartet comnosod
Of Q. A. Slayton, A, n. Camp, Z. ".
Gates, Willis Terrill, Fed MouI6
Howard Smith, Frank Thomas and
Frank Humphrey. PRAYER was Of.
fered by Rev. c.. c. st. Clare and scrin
ture reading was given Lv Rev Otto
Raspe. The qeartet rendered. three
numbers in very accenteble man
ner. Rev. Mr.. Smith tp SI9 for d b;s
text, .buIlders' or How to Prevail
Agalnst Une Assassins." The sermon
S was q sOr thn Sne and very practical,
audience thrJbghout TLo ho ~ She
ton was pro1bunced by Rev. C Otto 3
Raspe. new OV'o D.