News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-03-22
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j G. Elder and wife are visiting IN
Burlington.
C. E. Burt has been oD the sick list
the past week.
w F. Churchill of Morrisvle was
in town Sunday.
Ell Robinson was in town from
Elmore Monday.
c d Sawyer of Barre was visitor
in town Saturday.
G. F Eddy transacted business in
Montpelier Friday.
Susie Russell of Woburn, Mass, IL
stopping at G. W. Adams.
Mabel Wright has opened a spring
term of school in Johnson.
C. F. Eddy is in Boston and other
Massachusetts points this week.
Harry Smith has moved to the
Tomlinson tenement on Maple street.
Mr.. Gilman of Pixies Station, N
H., was a guest at Il. MayOs last
week.
b. W. Belden of Waitsfeld was in
town Friday in the interests OF his
creamery.
Ossie Stygles drew 1854 f. of logs
into the village with one pair OF
horses recently.
W. W. Jackson is nursing a badly
battered face, the result of tip-oVer
into load of logs.
Selectman Churchill of WolCOtt was
in town Saturday to purchase one OF
Stoves large safes.
Josey Clair leaves to-day for
Brooklyn, where he has secured a
pasition as motorman on the Brook
Ign Heights R. R.
W. j. Boyce of Waterbury vas in
town yesterday to take inventory OF
the stock of furniture etc, belonging
to the Derby estate.
The entire stock of furniture be-
longing to H. Derby & Co, will be
sold March 25 and April 1stTegard.
less of cost. See advertisement.
Lieut.. Harry .. Smith, U. S. M. c.
has been recently promoted to a first
lieutenancy. Considering bis short
service this is a most gratifying pro-
motion.
Prof. Parker, the banjo expert OF
Burlington was in town Friday. Mr..
Parker and daughter will soon give
an entertainment here under the
auspices of the High School.
S. H. S. basket ball team PLAYED a
return game at Waterbury Friday
night, being defeated by the close
score Of s to 10. A special car carried
down a party OF supporters.
A. E. Douglass and DR.. Burrows
were called to Burlington Friday by
the death at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital, of Mr.. Douglass sister, Mrs.
Alma Goodell. The remains were
brought to Stowe for burial.
Rev. E. M. Fl. Abbott will begin a
series of sermons on "Some Attributes
of Jesus" in Unity Church Sunday
mornings at 1915. Next sunday,
" Thel Miracles of Jesus, " following
Sunday" The Courage OF Jesus. :"
A welcome to all.
News has been received of the death
at her home in Minneapolis Of Miss
Kate Edgerton, who spent a portion
of last summer here as the guest OF
G. E. Burt and wife. Miss Edgerton
made many friends here whowill re.
greet her untimely death.
"Ossie " Styles protests that the
report of his recent misconduct in
Brownsville was all wrong and that
he was neitherintoxicatedo or quarrel.
some. OSsie's testimony in bis own
behalf should be convincing and it is
a pleasure to give it publicity.
The worst scare OF the winter in
the way of a fire came last week Wed
nesday morning at about one o'clock,
when the ell part of Helen MOody's
house on Main street was found to
be all ablaz9. Only the hardest of
work and the villages fine water sys-
TEN saved the main building and
adjoining houses. The fire is supposed
to have started from the chimney
and caused something like two hun
dred dollars damages.
UNITY CHURCH.
Rev. E. NJ. H. Abbott, pastor. Sunday
morning service at 1915 Subject ofsermon.
" The Miricles of Jesus. " The first Of a series
of sermons on some Attributes of Jesus. to be
followed next Sunday April LIST The Cour-
age of Jesus. Sunday-school and Bible class
at 2 m. Young Peoples Fraternity meeting
Z p. IN. Topic, Promptness in Action. -
Leader Miss Mabel Carr. A cordial Welcome
to all serves