News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-17
MORRISvILLE.

Warren Baker has sold 10 the Nor.
ristown poor farm seven J .rs-y COWS.
Mrs. Emma Hale of the wet part
of town who has been i'll, is GONZALES
cent.
Miss Tia Niles will! sing at the morn
ing service at the Methodist church
next Sunday.
Mrs. Frank George from Rardwick
was a guest last Friday and Satur-
day at the home of Mrs. j. R. Parker.
Mrs. G. FL. Slocum, who has been
quite ill for the past week. is conva-
lescent and able to be about the
house.
Charles Stone, who recently pur-
chased the John Sargent place in the
west part of town, is moving onto
the same this week.
Miss Gladys Brooks will arrive
home this evening from Burlington,
for a short vacation from her studies
at the Vermont Business College.
Mrs. Carrie M. Adams of this place
recently received news of the death of
cousins wife, Mrs. Henry Pike. She
died May 3, in Surry, N. e., alter d
long illness.
The Rev. Otto s. Raspe will speak
in the Universalist church Sunday
morning, May DIST, from the text
found in Matthew 7:2021. Topic,
"Repentance,"
Mrs. Kate s. Stafford of Stove, was
q guest several days last week of her
son, &. ii. A. Stafford, and numerous
friends In town. She returned home
Saturday night.
W. N. Silloway was taken veryill at
bis home on Maple street Sunday
evening, thre atened with pneumonia.
His condition to-day is reported bet
ter and it is thought that be has
escaped that disease.
Ray Lilley, station agent at West
Danville, was in town to-day, called
here to attend the funeral Of his
grandmother, Mrs. Alice Bachum.
F. c. Peck had charge of the station
during his absence.
Miss Grace Lucas will finish work
for Mrs. H. y. Fisher this week, and
will go to her home in Hyde Park for
a short vacation, before gOi0g to
Bethlehem, N. H., where she he's ii
position for the summer.
A Salvation Army Lassie" from
branch organization, located at ST.
JOhnsbury, was in town TuasCay SO
Letting funds for the advancement of
the work throughout the country.
She met with good success.
Hon. I'll. H. Peck and Rev. Sherrod
Soule of Waterbury, Conn, arrived
in town last evening for few days
stay at the Randall. Mr.. Peck is here
TO look after his interests at John
Utton's stable, where he has several
fast horses.
Granville c. Fisk of Ashland, Nass.,
was a guest yesterday of Capt. KeI
field and A. a. Niles. He was mem.
Der in the same company with the
latter and when in this section al
was makes it a point to call upon
the genial Town Clerk and also upon
Capt. Kenfeld.
The farmer, who is talking of pur-
chasing farm implements of any de-
scription to Tighten the springs work
or to make harvesting more profit
able, should consult Ii, z. Munson be.
fore making purchase. He can sup
ply your every want in this line and
will rave you money.
Eight members of Rathbone Lodge
K. OF P, went to Barre yesterday
afternoon, where they attended the
dedication of Vinctia Lodges new
hall. They went down on the three
O'Clock stage to Stowe and returned
by special stage this noon. All re-
port Il very enjoyable time.
The mnay friends of Harry Miner
! in this vicinity will be interested to
learn OF his marriage to Miss Anna
Taylor of Kinmundy, Ill.,, last Wed
nesday. MIR. Miner recently formed a
partnership i'll hardware business
in that place. He is q son OF MIR. and
! Mrs. Charles Miner OF Cadg's Falls.
Frank Decell, who recently pur-
chased the Luman Wheeler place,
north of the village, is moving there
this week from his place on Norris
town Plains. Mr.. Wheeler will visit
friends in the west part of town for u
short time, beforegoing to Randolph,
where he expects to reside. The place
vacated by Decell is for sale at a bar
gain. See business notice column.
Next Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock
the regular missionary meeting will
be held at the Cong'l church. This is
the thank Offering meeting and it is
especially requested that all who can
viii be present at this time. The
ladies' have some sewing on hand,
which should be done at once and ask
that all who care to assist in the
work to come at 2 O'Clock. The Unit
ed Workers will hold their usual
meeting and will discuss the work for
the summer.
Thomas, '06, of the U. V. NJ, ar
rived in town last Friday for a two
weeks stay-during which time he will
coach the Peoples Academy baseball
team, He accOmnanieG the hOys to