News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-02-08

| SiNNAo NioWA were, PzOOt, 10. l. uo
amount OF the orders drawn by Over
seer OF the Poor are considerably less
than usual, being $79S.40.
Geo. Badger visited his brother in
Barre last week.
G. 4. Slayton was in Hardwick to.
day on business.
Capt. Mcfarland OF Waterville, was
a visitor in this place to-day.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. G.
B. Greene Tuesday afternoon. Con-
gratulations.
81. NJ. Gordon has been on the sick
liet for several days, suffering with
an attack of grip.
Mrs. A. W. Stone of st. Johnsbury,
arrived in town last evening for few
days visit with friends.
The condition of S. G. Towne, who
has been critically i'll tor several
weeks, remains about the same.
Fl. d. Nelson of Stowe has been in
town several days, a guest Of his
mother, Mrs. o. p. Foster, on Union
street.
John V. Lamberton spent several
days recently with friends in BurIing-
ton, returning home Tuesday even.
ing.
The condition of Mrs. A. B. Austin,
who bias been suffering for several
weeks from an attack OF grip, s much
improved.
Mrs. jones E Clark and 4on, Hun.
tress IT Hardwick, are guests at the
nome Of Mr. and Mrs. S. C Towne at
Cady' Falls
4~Sia Pn,loek of ,Wo!eots has
been guest tor several days az TIE
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Wheeler
on Bridge street.
Frank Previer. r. F. D. Carrier on
Route No 4, isquiteil, suff ring from
an attack of jaundice. His sui
stitute, h. FL. PrevIer, is carrying the
mail during his sickness.
Jack Harkaway's School Days
one OF the best serial stories ever pub
Iished in this paper, will begin in our
next issue. Be sure that your paper
is paid ahead, so that you will not
lose an issue.
The L. A.. S. OF the NJ. E. church will
serve its regular dime supper at the
church vestry tonight, trOL1 $50
until all are served. l6 is expected
that musical selection will be render
ed during the supper hour.
Ifthe piano is not claimed before
next Saturday night another draw
ing will take place at the Combination
Bargain Store that evening at nine
O'Clock. The lucky number was 2345.
Don't destroy your coupons, but be
on hand to witness the second draw
ing
Arrangements are being made by
the ladies' Of the Cong'l church for an
organ recital in the church Tuesday
evening, Feb. 81, by Prot. Crumplin,
the blind Organist of st. Andrews
church, ST Johnsbury. Prof. CiumIl n
will be assisted by a BOY sOpranO and
local talent. More particulars next
week.
The water pipes at the NJ. E. church
were found to be frozen Yesterday
afternoon, but were thawed with |
" neatnass and dispatch " by C. A. !
Slayton's new electrical process. A
wire was attached to the hydrant in |
front of SIayton & Sanders and |
another one fastened to the faucet at |
the church, thus furnishing the circuit |
and the trouble was soon over.
0. NJ. Smith reports a harvest of
800 eggs from 62 hens for the month
of January, against $40 for the
month preceding from 81 hens, which
is quite a gain per head. Mr.. Smith
the, handsome returns from
his poultry to good care and gives
the following recipte as a guaranteed
cure for a disease, which is quite COM
mon to poultry called roup " "
of sweet oil to 4 tea
spoonful of kerosene. After pouring
the dose down the throat of the af-
fected "biddy," drop what is left in
the spoon into the nostrils. The cure
is speedy.
Mrs. May Newhall, special organizer
for the Rathbone Sisters for this Dis
trict, and Mrs. Minnie Hoyt of Hard
wick were in town Tuesday on bust
ness connected with the organization
of a lodge in this place. The order is
an auxiliary to the Knights of
Pythias, and muLh interest has been
by members of Rathboue
Lodge, in the establishment OF sis
ter order here. A Temple of Rath-
bone Sisters was recently started in
Hardwick and has proved great
success. The matter will be discussed
at the meeting of Rathbone Lodge
to. morrow evening and a large at
tendance of members is desired. -