News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-12-05


ance, but those who were present great
ly enjoyed the meeting. The paper read
by Miss Lou Rand, "Leonardo de Vinci
and his best known paintings was very
interesting and the use of the Perry pic
lures to supplement the description of
the artists work, added much to the in
terest. The omission of the journal of
Events was greatly regretted, also that
Mrs. Gleed was unable to be present.
A. n. Wescom was a business visitor
in Belvidere Monday and Tuesday.
Harry Taylor went to Rutland Monday
morning, where he has position in a
laundry.
Miss Mertie Macomber of Burlington
has been a guest for the past week, of
her brother, Roy Macomber.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Stephen returned
home Monday morning from Hardwick,
where they spent Thanksgiving vaca-
ton.
Mrs. E. 0. Olmstead began work in
Geo. p. browne d Co.'S. store Monday
morning where she will be employed
during the Holidays.
Mrs. Joanna Griswold returned to
her home in Hyde Park Monday morn
ing, after having spent several days at
the home of G. w. Fitch
Bernie Herrick of Tilton, N. H., has
been guest for the past week at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Herrick, on Randolph road.
Felt weather strips, for sale by Webs
ter and Stone, will be found great help
in keeping out Jack Frost. For partic-
ulars see advertisement in this issue.
Joe Peo, who has been acting as clerk
for the Italians at the dam, since work
was commenced on the construction, left
Monday for visit to his mother in Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Emerson of Sutton,
p. O., were guests at the homes of J. NJ.
Jackson and Mrs. Helen Huse for sew
eral days the past week, returning home
Grover Hoyt, who has been spending
several days with his parents, NJ. B.
Hoyt and wife, at Cady's Falls, returned
to his studies at Middlebury college,
Monday night.
Mrs. Ann Irish and grandchildren re-
turned from Hardwick Monday morning,
where they went to spend Thanksgiving
at the home of the formers daughter,
Mrs. Laura Titus.
Mrs. E. E. Harris and daughter, Bren.
da, went to St. Johnsbury last Saturday,
where the latter is receiving treatment
for throat trouble. They are expected
home next Saturday.
Mrs. Almer McNall and two children,
who spent Thanksgiving at the home of
Charles McNall, went to Walden last Sat
urday to remain over Sunday, returning
to their home in Boston, Monday.
Mrs. C. c. Robinson of Stowe has been
with her daughter, Mrs. E. G. Barrows,
for the past week. She returned home
and her mother, Mrs. Jane San
born, is now assisting Mrs. Barrows.
A fast horse belonging to E. H. Wilder
of Burlington has recently been added to
the string at John Utton & Sons train
ing stable. w. j. Utton was in Burling-
ton last Saturday to look after the ship
ping of the animal.
School began at Peoples Academy and
in the grades Monday morning, after
brief Thanksgiving vacation. Miss Mar
yuerite Slocum has been engaged for the
Second intermediate room and began
her duties Monday.
Mrs. G. A. Patten was in Cambridge |
,ver Thanksgiving, as guest of her |
laughter, Mrs. Clayton Cornell. The |
Misses Alma, Alice and Cora Bugbee, |
Ellen Cram and Lila Patten were also |
quests there Thursday.
1t is requested that every member of |
he A. G. church make special effort to |
Ittend the morning service at the church |
sunday, December s. Pastor l.. L. Chase
las special message for all members.
All others interested are invited.
The Morrisville Fire Department are
planning to give their annual ball at
own hall on Tuesday evening, January |
!. Music will be furnished by Paurs or
.hestra of five pieces, and it is expected
hat the Eastern Star ladies will serve a
supper.