News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-24
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Miss Barbara Burt is out again at
ter weeks illness.
C F. Eddy inspected his Pittsfort
creamery last week.
F. u Graham was in town from
Montpelier, Monday.
j. ID Tomlinson injured his knee
quite badly last week.
Henry Thomas was ia Burlington
on business yesterday.
W. Fl. Moulton and wife return
from the west this week.
John Wright of Burlington was a
visitor in town yesterday.
Mrs. E. NJ. Smith is in Mortified,
caring TOR her grandson, Dwight.
Arthur Marshall and family of ST.
Adams are visiting relatives here.
Miss Jennie Eastman of Boston is
visiting her sister, Mrs. FL. Z. Nelson,
Rev. Father Lynch of Waterbury
celebrated Mass here Sunday morn
ing.
Forrest Brink has moved to the A.
P. Smith tenement on the West
Branch.
A party OF eight young ladies ct
tended the concert in Morrisville last
evening.
o M. Amber has gone to Central
New York to spend the summer with
bis sister.
Glen Coles baby bow fell from the
steps yesterday and sustained a
broken arm.
The High School nine played l.. O..
A. at Hyde Park, Saturday, being de-
feated Z to 0.
W. W. Houston of the University
OF Vermont was visitor in town
over Sunday.
Mt. Mansfield creamery paid it's pa
irons 29c for butter fat for the
month of April.
Mrs. Melinda Marshall has moved
into the house with her daughter,
Mrs. John Straw.
DR.. Martin, the eye specialist, can
be consulted at Green Mountain Inn,
May 81 until June 4.
Harry Gibbs has SOP his residence
on Sunset street to Newell Bigelow.
Consider alton $11O0.
The little child OF Vernon Chamber.
lain and wife died last week, the flu.
neral being held Saturday.
Harold Billings had an arm broken
last week, as the result of bout
with an unmanageable horse.
News has been received of the seri.
Gus illness of Dwight Smith, with
pneumonia, at Norwich University.
Rev. M. j. Allen of Worthington,
Mass, preached very acceptabIy at
the Congl church, Sunday morning.
Mrs. Tracey of California, who
says she is a G. A. r. lecturer and
worker, was in town q day or two
last week.
Messrs A. A. Pike, C. L. McMahon
and j. E. Houston attended the Tub
Makers convention at Burlington,
Thursday.
Mrs. C. E. Burt and Miss Barbara
Burt attended the May Irwin per-
Torrance In Burlington Monday
evening.
Charles Abbott and wife have gone
to Boston to attend the Unversalist
anniversary. Mrs. Abbott will re-
main about two weeks.
A. III. Soden OF Boston and Messrs
Shepard and Bartlett of Derry N. H.,
were in town to-day to attend the
annual meeting of the Mt. Mansfield
Electric Railroad.
The remains of Merton Eastman of
Barre were brought here on Friday
and funeral services were held at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Ell. E. Nelson,
on Saturday, Rev. Mr.. Angel oficiat-
ing.
Uncle Lyman Davis, seventy years
of age, walked from Troy to Norris
vile last Thursday, leaving Troy at
eleven In the forenoon and reaching
Morrisville at nine in the evening.
Few young men of half his years
would care to duplicate this feat.
Stowe Military Band gave a very
enjoyable concert at the Auditorium
Friday evening. The selections by
the band we're finely rendered and the
work Of the soloists, Mrs P. G. Hill,
G. A. Riley and HI. W. Burnham re-