News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-20

WORTHWHILE

Howard McNall is recove ring rap
Idly from his recent illness.
A. E. Partlow of johnson was a
business visitor in town last Friday
Cedric Humphrey of Wolcott has
begun work for p. A. Hollenbeck in
the latter's grocery store
Mr.. and Mrs lara Girls void of
Barre were guests several days the
past week OF friends in town.
Mrs. Herman Camp of Hyde Park
was a guest at the home of G. A.
Barrows last Saturday.
Mrs. w. FL. Goodell went to John
son Monday, for a short visit with
her son, Frank Goodell.
Will Douglass, who baR been spend
ing several months in Brandon and
on a western trip, returned home
last Thursday night.
Mrs. F. L Stewart, accompanied
by her brother, Eugene Terrill, of
Franklin, N. j., spent last Thursday
and Friday with relatives in Crafts
bury.
F. c. Meacham is among the latest
additions to the Citizsn's Telephone
Co.'S list of subscribers, a telephone
having been installed in his Main
street cafe last Wednesday.
James Wakefield was called tn
Barre last Wednesday night nv the
death of his mother, Mrs. Mary
Wakefield, a notice of whose death
was given in this paper last week.
A regular meeting of Rathbone
Lodge, No. "a, will be held tomorrow
evening. There will be work in the
Page rank and no animation of officers
for the ensuing year will also take
place at that time.
Editor G. r. Jamason, of the White |
River Junction Landmark was a
guest at the home of Postmaster |
Fisher last Thursday night and Fri
day, called here to attend the fur eral
of Mrs. FL. W. browne.
The condition OF Mrs. Helen Lam
bertoD, who has been suffering for
the past eight weeks, from a broken
hip, still remains helpless, necessitat-
ing the services of a trained nurse, al
though she is slowly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parker of
Essex Junction were guests several
days the last Of the week at the home
of N. B. Blair. Mr.. Parker is an
architect and presented plans to Mr..
Blair for the erection of the latter's
new residence, which will be built
on Union street next season.
Next Tuesday evening, Dec. 26,
Paul's orchestra will! play at Must
clans Ball, to be given at Mt. Norris
Hotel in Eden Mills. The orchestra
consists of seven pieces and arrange
ments for the ball have been elabo-
rate and fine time is assured all who
attend. We understand that several
from this way are planning to at
tend.
Friends here of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roman Morse of Woodstock, will be
interested to learn that the former
has sold his stage route from Wood
stock to Bridgewater. Mr.. Morse
and family have been spending few
DAYS with the formers grandparents
In Mendon. They will spend Christ
mas with Mrs. Morse's parents, J. R.
Parker and wife in this place.
Lamoille Grange will hold it's annual
Christmas tree with suitable exercises,
Thursday evening, Dec. 81, the public
being cordially invited. Members are
requested to assist their children in
preparing Rotations, etc., suitable
for the program, which will include
report from the State Grange meet.
ings by Mrs. c. F. Smith; Grange
Prophecy by Elvin Borden; paper,
"Of What Benefit Has the Grange !!
Been to U.s. by Mrs. Griswold: a
defamation by Herbert Delano
music by quartet composed of Mr..
and Mrs. W. s, Newcomb, Mrs. F. M.
Small and L. L. Camp, and an essay
on "Grange Amusements" by Mrs.
Eliza Strong. On Thursday after 5
noon, Dec. %, the annual election of
officers will be held. The meeting is !
called at 1 o'clock, sharp, and the 5
finance committee is requested to
meet the secretary at the hall at
10 a. m.
CHURCH MITES