News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-15

L. Ierrllls to assist about the house
work for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. J. Isham left Mon.
day morning for few days sojourn
in Boston ami vicinity.
G Frank Small has been confined
to the house for several days, suffer
ing from an attack of lumbago.
A. G. Small is among the sick ones
this week, being unable to attend to
his duties at the store yesterday.
Mrs. G. NJ. Powers entertained
few OF her lady friends at lunch at
her pleasant home on Congress street
| to-day.
e. FL. Ward finished work last Fri.
day in A. II Campbell's jewelry store
and went Saturday mornil q to his
home in Brandon.
Hon. F. G. Fleetwood was ia Rnt.
land several days last week on busi
ness connected with his duties as Ia.
surance Commissioner.
Miss Maud Harding of johnson
Normal school WAS q guest Monday
at the home of her cousins, E. N.
Davis and wife on Summer street.
Dr.. and Mrs. A. A. Minott and Dr.
and Mrs. j. A Robinson lett this
morning for Rutland to attend the
State Dental meeting held there this
week.
John Foye has finished work in the
stone sheds and has moved from
Park street to the farm formerly oc.
cupied by him, east OF MorristowD
| Plains.
Coral Chapter No. 16 0. E. S. will
hold it's next regular meeting Tues.
day evening, March Dist. Refresh.
ments will be served and q social
hour enjoyed. All members cordi.
ally invited.
Special convOcation of Tucker
Chapter No Is, viii be held at Ma
sonic Hall M0rrisville, Friday March
18th at 1870 p. m. for work oD
Royal Arch Degree. Companions from
Hardwick and other out of town
points invited. Refreshments and
social hour will be INDUCED in. Conn.
Per order Il. P.
E r. Darling, who resides on thp
corner of Court and UniOn streets
met with painful accident Monday
night. He was tbawiDg out q water
pipe at his residence, when he slipped
and fell, striking in such manner as
to break one of his ribs Dr.. Dongla as,
the attending physician, reports Mr.
Darling g condition to be asc0mfoft
able as could be expected.
The Sunday school class, No. 4, of
the Congregational church, has or.
ganiz9d club called The Knights
of the Blue Ribbon" Officers were
elected As follows:-presdent, Miss
Jessie Rogers; vice president, Fred
Badger; secretary, Lloyd Robinson;
treasurer, George Thomas; editor,
Maurice Kelley; associate editor,
Clair Huse; marshall, Clifford Bar.
rows; guard, Peter Geraw.
Walter Fitch, who has been in the
West for the past five years, one
year having been spent in Omaha,
Neb,. and the other four in Seattle.
Wash, returned home last SATURDAY
and is a guest at the home of his par.
ents, MIR. and Mrs. G. W. Fitch on
Pleasant street. During the past
four years Walter has been in the pm.
ploy of the Hill Syrup Company, in
Seattle. He will remain in the east
for the present.
Next week Wednesday the Ladies'
Aid Society OF the NJ. e. church will
meet at the church parlOrs at two
O'Clock. All ladies, who are able to
assist in sewing are requested to be
present at this time. Business meet
ing ut four o'clock. Supper will be
ssrved at the usual hour and for the
usual sum of ten cents. 1t will be m
unusually good supper for the price
however, as they all are Everybody
cordially invited.
At the regular meeting of the W
L. g., Monday evening, there was an
unusually large attendance, over 40
members being present. After the
| business meeting the ladies of the
Corps were treated to q red, white and
blue lunch, which was prepared and
served by the color bearers, Mrs.
Della Cram, Mrs. Alice George, Mrs
Ella Small and Mrs, Carrie Wright.
The lunch, which consisted of assorted
cakes and cherry punch, was served
in red, white and blue and proved
very enjoyable as we'll as novel aft air.
Another pleasing feature was a flag
march by the color bearers.
The members of the Morrisvale
Snow-shoe club took advantage Of
the beautiful day Monday and made
a pilgrimage to Lake ElmoFe in the
afternoon, the objective point being
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. NJ. Waterman's cot
tage. Most of the party went up in
teams, but 0. L. Woods and H. NJ.
Rich made the trip on their snow
shoes, going directly over the noun
tain from Fl. L. Delano's farm and
down by the Russell Gay place to the
Lake. They made the distance of
nine miles in three hours. After the
party, which numbered 1S, had all
assembled at the hospitable cottage
a bountitul oyster supper was served