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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-08
HIGHLAND CENTER PEOPLE EN-
TERTAlN REV. AND MRS. PETIT

Highland Center.-A very enjoyable
event was the reception given by Mr.and
Mrs. D. c. Mccormick at their home
in honor Of Rev. and Mrs.
T. ]. Petit. The guests were enter
tained by excellent music from the
Highland Center orchestra, after which
light refreshments We're served to the
many present.
Mr. and Mrs. Petit received some
beautiful presents from their many
friends. The Ladies' Aid society pre-
sented them with a rocking chair.
Rev Pettitt was presented with a
also ten dollars from the Rathman
lovely signet ring from the orchestra,
lodge of which he was an honored
member. Mr.. and Mrs. Petit express
their sincere thanks and appreclations
for the kindly way in which they were
entertained at the Mccormick home,
also for the beautiful gifts presented
them. which plainly spoke of the
esteem In which they were held by all
They will leave for their new field OF
labor. with the best wishes Of the
church and community. All departed
at late hour
Other News of Interest.
| Mrs. Reiselt and son fred, are Wis
| iting with friends in Ottumwa.
Mrs. l.. M. Dennis, of Highland Cen
ter, and her mother. Mrs C. Bender
Of Belle Plain. Kan. visited relatives
and attended the Old Settlers reunion
in Sigourney.
| Mrs. G. F. Breneman was a pas.
senger to Sigourney Wednesday,
| ]. w. Mccormick and o. H. Den.
mis-. Of this place, LETT for Denver, Colo
and other points In the west.
Mrs. Smelcher is visiting friends a
Maxwell.
Miss Mary M. Rogers returned to he
home in Highland Center after an ex
tended visit with friends and relatives
in Ottumwa.
Mrs. Knight returned home yester
day after a pleasant visit with her sol
of Keokuk county.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Rogers left TO
Ottumwa where they will attend con
ference and visit friends and relative
there
Henry Spilman is visiting hi
brother Harvey, of Villisca
The Highland Center band left 70
Fremont where they gave concer
From there they went to Rose Hal
where they will play for the I. o. o. F
and Rebekah picnic.
Mrs. Overturf of Bloomfield. visite
her sister, Mrs. Ethyle Bennett, of thi
I place.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-08
KEARNS Benefit
A SUCCESS
APPREcIATlNG WoRTHINEss OF
AILiNG MAN-EAsT END PEo-
PIE CONTRIBUTE.

Friends of James Kearns gathered
in large numbers last evening in the
dining room of John Morrell & Co.,
and participated in monster benefit.
Approaching the worthiness of Mr..
make the event a success and a
large fund was realized. The following
excellent program was given:
Music by East End band.
Introductory remarks = w. B. Ram
sell.
Piano solo Miss Christy McLenon.
Biolin solo - Fred Carr.
Recitation Miss Grace Packs.
Song-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sven
son.
Gramaphone songs Prof Rheem.
Piano solo Miss Genevleve DAILY.
Clog and jig dancing Misses Pen
ger and Barlow.
Recitation Miss Irene Rhoads.
Song Palm Lily quartet.
Song Miss May Muldoon.
Moving pictures - Willis Daugh,
erty.
Vocal solo Ben Lewis.
The second game between the "Out
laws" and the Regulars" of John
Morrell & Co., was won by the "Out
| laws" by the score of 10 to 5. The
excellent work of Anderson and Nor
rell was largely responsible for the
defeat of the Regulars" One of the
! leading features Of the game was the
stick work of Denefe. Following IS
! the lineup of the teams:
| ~
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-08
kEOSAUQUA.

Keosauqua-Hon. Fred White, demo-
cratic candidate for governor, address,
ed large audience at the opera house
Wednesday afternoon.
Stanley Workman left Monday for
Quin~v, Ill to attend business college
Neal Roberts of Des Moines, is
visiting few days with relatives here.
Dee Barnett has returned to his
home here from Emerson, Iowa, where
he spent the summer.
Mrs. j. I. Israel made hort visit
with friends here this week.
Miss Margaret Scott returned from
Des Moines Monday after an absence
Of two weeks.
G. W. Fleming, Of Chicago, is vis-
iting relatives here.
Mrs. E, L. McCoid, Of Keokuk, is a
guest at the home Of Mrs. Sarah
Knapp.
A. D. Russell, of Burlington, was a
business caller here Monday.
Mrs. Oscar Brown, who has made
months, left Tuesday for a visit with
relatives at Hannibal Mo.
Miss Clara Harrison returned this
week from Peoria, where she visited
her niece, Mrs. Truman Smith, the past
two weeks.
Mary Hoskin. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nevi Hoskin of Des Moines town
oiiiP - NSiy SIGN Will typllOiU lever.
John Davidson. of Des Moines town
ship, left the first Of the week on a
prospecting trip through Texas
Ernest McClurg, of Milton, visited
| the past week with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Norris.
Mrs. Rolla Lawson is one Of the day
operators at the Union Telephone of
| flee.
The Van Buren county district court
opened here Monday with Judge Yer
| million presiding
Mrs. Kate Parrott and son Bryant,
returned Tuesday from Bay View,
| Mich.
Mr.. and RMS. A. jenkins, Aaron
Brown. VIM. Eerick, Lester Therme,
VIM. Cooksey, Fred Rigsby, ST Rigsby.
Neal Starr, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Auken,
Jay Fellows, Miss Myrtle Bennett. Mrs.
M. German, Roy Davidson, Lynn
Clemons, James Miles, VIM. Martin,
4 Mrs. H. Marnott. Mrs. Ephram Suits.
]. G. Strickling. Chas Warner, Col.
| George Miles. Doc T. Luke, James
F'ickey. Ethel Cornell, P. K. Summers
i vile. Mrs. orin Henry, Arthur Brew
ster, We're passengers to ottumwa
Wednesday afternoon.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-08
GOVERNOR IN LETTER TO STAND.
PAT COMMITTEE OUTLINES
POLICY HE WILL PURSUE IN
sENAToRsH:P.
DOESN'T WANT SHORT
WITHOUT LONG TERM
IF NOT GIVEN MAJORITY IN PRI-
I MARY HE SAYS HE WILL WITH
DRAW AND WORK FOR MAN
WHO BEATS HIM.
State House, Des Moines, Sept.

. State House, Des Moines, Sept. T.
following statement Saturday after
noon in reply to the standpat protest
against his senatorial candidacy filed
yesterday, and which was delivered to
him by Senator Whipple of Benton
and Representative Harding Of Wood
bury:
/ ITO Hon. w. P. Whipple, senator,
and Hon. w. l.. Harding, representa-
tive: Yesterday morning you present
ed a statement on behalf of certain
Republican members of the Thirty
second general assembly, whose
names were not given, protesting
against the election Of United
States senator at this time and advis,
ing me that these members would re-
fuse to enter a Republican caucus for
the nomin >tion of candidate for
senator for the uneXpired term. re-
piled to you, when the paper was pre-
sented to me, that in my opinion il
was the constitutional duty of the ex
ira session of the general assembly to
elect a United States senator to fill
the vacancy, but that had not asked
any man to vote for me and would
not ask any man to vote against me
/ further replied that it seemed to me
that the protest should be submitted
not to me, but to the Republican mem
bers of the general assembly.
Agrees People Should Make Choice
"Since you gave the paper to me {
regularly called caucus of the Repub
lican members Of the general assem-
bly, has been held, and, l am advised
1t has been held in accordance will
the custom that has prevailed in the
party for a great many years. This
caucus, by the vote of majority o
all the Republican members o fth'
general assembly, has nominated nj
for the Office of senator in congress
to fill the vacancy now existing.
II may, therefore, with propriety
make a further reply to the communi
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-08
BOTH HOUSES ADJOURNED THIS
MORNING AFTER A THIRTY
MINUTE SEssioN-voTE ON
SENATOR IN EACH HOUSE THEN
CUMMINS NAMED
BY HIS FRIENDS
STANDPATTERS REMAIN OUT or
CAUCUS BUT PROGRESSiVES
CAST FiFTY-EIGHT VOTES FOR
THE GOVERNOR.

State House, Des Moines, Sept.
5-(Special)-After a thirty min
utes' session the legislature today
adjourned until 10 o'clock next
Tuesday. The Allison joint me-
mortal services set for today were
postponed until Tuesday after
liz on at 3 o'clock. The commit
tees having in charge the primary
amendment election bills express
the hope Of being able to make
some kind Of a report Tuesday.
Eacn house will ballot for the
election IF United States sena-
tor Tuesday noon as the constitu-
ton requires. Many members re-
turned home last night confident
that no b'!siness could be trans
acted toeay and each chamber
presented very deserted appear
Gnce
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-08
East End Notes.

John Tray Of the storekeepers' de-
partment accompanied by his friend,
John Fitzpatrick Of Burlington, will
leave September 12 for Yellowstone
park and other western points Of in
terest in the west on a two weeks
pleasure trip.
Mrs. w. H. HORNED, 129 North Iowa
avenue is in Williamsburg visiting at
the home of Rev. D. w. Montgomery,
pastor of the Presbyterian church.
Sam Campbell, foreman Of the Op-
penheimer Casing company, who have
been visiting with friends in Chicago
returned home last Monday.
John Lynch of the stock yards was
in Agency last week visiting his old
employer, Kirk Newell, who is very
Ill.
Miss Nellie Osler attended the
Christian Endeavor convention in
Davenport last week.
j. Lambert Of the stock yards night
force is enjoying visit from his
father, the Rev J. W. Lambert of
Keokuk. who is attending the Metho.
dist conference in this city.
Will Foster will visit through the
west for the Eext three or four weeks
on his vacation.
Mrs. Joe Richards and daughter
Miss Rosa Williams, who have been
visiting at the G. P. ool home, cor
ner Of Railroad and Iowa avenue, re-
turned to their home in Cedar Rapids
last Monday.
George Kreutzbender of the Cooper
| gang, dropped his adj on his right
foot last Tuesday morning and receiy
ed severe injury
Night Watchman F. Jones has just
returned from Costello county, Colo.
where he has bought 320 acres of land
twelve miles from Alaraosa.
/ Rev. A. B. Hightshoe was a caller a.
the office last Wednesday.
/ The wedding of Harry McDougai
land Miss Alice Elizabeth Powell O.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-08
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
Mems List.

Mems List.
Beam, WILDER Bldenback, D. w.
Blanchard and Henry
Bogss, Guy Benton, Guy Potter
Bishop. T. M. Douglas. Prof.
Glasgow, Grant Gray. w. F.
Harney, VIM. Henderson. w. H.
Hall, j. F. (2)~ Mcintosh Dan
Lessenger, Dr. Sherman
McNaughton, James
Pond, Claude Pratt, Robt.
Patrick, r. w. Ranney j. A.
String, John Smith, Gertram
Southerland. E. c. Sedister w.
Shorp, Nathan Tenny, Rev. C. A.
Walsh. M. P. Wyman, Mr..
Women's List.
Baker, Mrs. Mary Black, Julia
Collins, Ella M. Dawson. Mrs.
Floid, Nellie NJ Harris. Emma A.
Jones. Mrs. Ona Lynch, Mrs. J. w.
Michael, Mrs. Nellie
McMann, Mrs. Lima
Olsen, Annie Rodes, Bessie
Reed, Margaret True. Mrs. j. S.
Seeman, Mrs. Sadie
Taylor, Mrs. M. Zinssmaster, June
Fred Wilson. Postmaste-.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-08

james MCGahey OfhC1ated as UNI
pire and all his decisions were un-
questionable.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-08
Surprise Miss Nichols.

a surprise party was held in honor
Of Miss Nancy Nichols Saturday even.
ing at the home of Mrs. Carson, 1884
Emma street, it being her eighteenth
birthday. Games were enjoyed.
Those present were as follows: Mrs.
Leora Hofstetter, Misses Nellie Law,
son, Annie Moss, Mabel Bastrum, Lii.
lian Copple, Muriel Carson. Belle Hoi.
man, Nellie Holman, Alice Carson
Maude McCright and Madeline Hof
stetter Messrs. Roy Davis, Roy
Beghtol, Ralph Anthony. Howard
Crawford. John Crawford, Harry Craw
ford, Lawrence Quinlin, William Gala
CHER, Charles Beghtol, Roy Peters
Ben Boyd, Ed Carson, Murven Bur
ton and Richard Burton.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-09-08
CORN EXPOSITION
Farmers December 9 to 19 In
cIusjyc-Many Prices,


Preparations are rapidly being com
pleted for the National Corn Exposi-
ton which will be held in Omaha,
Neb., December 8 to 10Th, inclusive.
Thousands Of dollars will be given
away in prizes for the best of differ
ent grades of corn. and an effort is
being made to make the coming corn
carnival the largest attended and
most successful ever held in the west
The object Of this exposition is to pro,
mote and improve the quality Of corn
grown by the farmers of the country
how to select the seed to get the best
results, and how to utilize the ground
properly. Farmers and all interested
In the cultivation of corn, the king OF
the carnival, are especially invited tc
visit the coming exposition
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-01-22
Penny Savings Bank Opened

The Peoples Penny Savings Bank, or
ganized under the direction of Rev. G. @.
St.Clare of the Congregational church,
the object and working principles of
which were given in our last issue,
started business Monday morning and i S
now we'll under way, with prospects of a
patronage on the start, much larger than
was anticipated by the promoters. The
headquarters of the new institution are
at the Fl. p. Munson store and l.. NJ.
Muuson is the cashier. There have al
ready been nineteen names entered as
depositors, the amounts ranging from one
cent to one dollar
AS has been stated the work is under
the wise direction of our local bankers
and business men, the object of the Or
ganization of the scheme being to excite
thrift and industry among the young
people.
Interest upon the deposits will be paid
at the same rate as that paid by the other
banks in this vicinity. Anyone wishing
more information concerning the plans,
should consult either Mr.. Munson or Mr..
st. Glare.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-01-22
HYDE PARK.
lid YOUR paper stop ?

Did YOUR paper stop?
Frank Brown is wrestling with the
mumps.
Miss Dorcas Sawyer was recent visitor
in st. Johnsoury,
j. 5. Leach spent Sunday at Essex with
his daughter at ESSEX.
Installation of Odd Fellows new officers
next Tuesday night. A full attendance
Is desired.
Mrs. Justin Leach is spending several
days with her daughter, Mrs. Hanley, at
Essex Center.
All parties having bills against this
town will present the same to the select
men on or before February 1st.
Messrs. Waite and Fairbanks were at
Corey Pond Tuesday, putting up the sup
ply of ice necessary for next summers S
camp.
George Parker has received notice that
he has been allowed an increase of pen
sion. The increase is from $50 per month
to S72.
The marriage of George Rooney and
Miss Nellie Boozan, both of johnson, wi
take place at st, Teresa's church ON
Thursday morning at an early hour.
Late reports from Byron Camp, who is
sick with scarlet fever az the Asylum at
Waterbury, where he is an employe, are
that he is comfortable and getting aloi &
nicely.
Have you been thinking about town
officers for next year? Better think it
over and talk it over. "The best is none
too good should be as applicable to
towL officials as with anything else.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-01-22
VOL. XVII. NO, 15

81 This blue X means that your
subscription empires Wtth this
number, and that no more papers
WtlL be sent y01t unless your sub
scriptt0n Is rer,etUei. Rene1c Ut
once so as to receive neat tssus o.
paper.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-01-22
Will Repeat "Down in Maine"

The students of Peoples Academy will
repeat the drama, Down in Maine, :" at
town hallnext Tuesday evening, the pres
entation being given for the benefit of
PA. Base Ball Team. New songs will be
given as specialties. In consideration
OF the great hit the two previous produc-
tions made and the fact that proceeds
are going to help make the base ball sea
son of .0S, a record breaker, the house
should be crowded next Tuesday night.
P. A. will have one of the strongest
school teams in the state this spring and
1T is expected that some fast home games
will be scheduled. Weafer and Ray
more will be the regular battery.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-01-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.
LIE CHEApl--A good Parlor Organ

r. N7'Fr'EF - s0VI
III NJ N. LEE, Hyae rstK'
N~rIcE A nice line OF Cofins, Caskets and
Nooes at the ATKINS PLACE, maple ot., oto"s'
For sALEl-One second hand Singer boot and
shoe sewing Machine.
F, II. BApTLErr. Morrisville.
WANTED IA Good, Capable Girl, for general
" d. SrRoNc. Hyde Park.
NortcE DIR: Geo, f. Woodward's Laxative
Tablets may still be obtained at his late office, or
will be sent to any address on receipt OF price
Twenty-Five cents per bottle Address
{. p. WOODWARD, MorrlsWlle.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-01-22
Basket Ball Notes

In one of the fastest and cleanest bas-
ket ball games OF the season, P. A. de-
feated Spaulding High School of Barre
at the local Gymnasium last Friday even
ing, the score standing Al to 10. While
the visiting team was clearly outclassed,
they put up good, clean fight and gave
a good exhibition of the game. Averill,
of the visiting team, did the best work in
throwing fouls ever seen in the Gymna
sium, making nine clean baskets out of a
possible ten. The local team was not in
the best of condition but played fas,
and scientific game, the work of Roy
Stafford being unusually brilliant.
P. A.. S. Fl. S. i.
Weafer. + g, Averill
r. Stafford, ! ( rg. Riley
Tinker, G, Halvosa
RaymOre, rg t, Griggs
| u. Stafford, G +, Maiden
Baskets-R. Stafford 6, Tinker 4, G.
Stafford 3, Weafer 2, Raymore; Maiden 2
Griggs2, Riley. Fouls-Tnker9 8, Averill
9. Referee, Wortben; Umpire, Eaton
| Timer, Isham; Scorer, Kramer.
The game at the local gymnasium last
Saturday night between the K. K. KS OF
Hardwick and the Alpha Theta Phi boys
of Morrisville resulted in score of 10 to
| II in favor of the latter. The game was
fast and clean and much enjoyed by a
good sized audience.
| The Hardwick Gazette had the follow
ing to say about P. AS. appearance there
last week:-Tuesday night before the
! largest audience of the season the X. X
AS. with the assistance of two X. X. K
boys, Taylor and Cass of the former be
ing on the sick list), met an overwhelm-
ing defeat at the hands of Peoples Acad-
emy of Morrisville, one of the very fast
est school teams in the state. They Gel
sainly have the game down fine in every
sdepartments and the boys here.felt sat
listed to- 1n as well as tlIey. dis T he.
game was exceedingly clean, and the
crowd saw some splendid passing, block
ing and shooting, such as will NOT be
seen here again in long time.
st. Johnsbury Academy team will play
here Friday night, when fast game may
be expected,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-01-22
LOCAL N Wy s,
MORRISV!LLE

F. H. Bartlett spent Sunday with friends
in Woodsville, N. H.
Mrs. T. o. Lunt, who has been suffer
ing from severe cold, is better.
Mrs. A. NJ. Adams, who has been i'll
for the past ten days, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. III. Boardman spent
Sunday with relatives in st. Johnsbury.
II. b. Freeman has been confined TO
the house by illness since Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Olmstead wire
guests over Sunday OF relatives in Hard
wick.
Mrs. Emeline Fitzgerald of johnson
was a guest last Thursday of Mrs. Lottie
Wells.
Miss Grace Dutile of St. Johnsbury
was gnest over Sunday of Miss Belle
Barrows.
E. G. Darling of Vale Perkins, p, o.
has been visiting relatives in town fol
several days.
Mrs. Everett Campbell and children of
Hardwick were guests of friends in town
over Sunday.
There will be regular meeting of
James NJ, Warner Relief Corps, Monday
evening, Jan, y.
Mrs. George w. Clark has been quite
i'll the past week, suffering from the pre-
vailing distemper.
Last Saturday, Smith & Tillotson sold
a handsome pair of work horses to par
ties in North Wolcott.
Glee Towne closed her school at
Cady's Falls last Friday. Mildred Sea-
yer won the Roll of Honor.
MISS Blanche Peck has been guest of
her friend, Miss Georgia jackson, in
Woodsville, n. H., the past week.
Mrs. w. P. Smile and Master Harold
of Waterville We're guests Saturday and
Sunday at the home of d. C. Smith.
Miss Caroline Weiman returned to JEFF
fersonville last Saturday, after visit at
the home of her mother, Mrs. g. P.
Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Worthen returned
last Friday from weeks visit with
their son in st. Johnsbury and relatives
in Cabot.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
give their usual supper in the vestry
next Wednesday, January 20, at the |
nsual hour.
g. +. Smith, of the firm of Smith & |
Tillo son, was business visitor in Eden,
and Montgomery several days
the past week, returning Monday
Elder A. X. Mead, pastor of the A. C.
church at Waterbury, will supply the
pulpit of the local A. c. church, morn
ing and evening next Sunday, the 26th,
in exchange with Elder G. w. Tabor.
Last Saturday afternoon Miss Beulah
who teaches in the north La
porte District, entertained about twenty
Of her pupils at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. f. Hadley, the principal attract
ion being an old-fashoned candy pull.
The regular monthly Episcopal service
was held Tuesday evening with good
attendance. The Rev. w. T. Forsyth of |
st. Stephens Church, Middlebury, VT,
was the preacher. The lessons, prayer,
and hymns were all suitable to the Epiph-
any season. The subject of the sermon
wss Private Prayer" and the preacher
urged upon his people not to forget this
important duty of those who would live
a Christian life. The Holy Communion
service was held Wednesday morning at
the home of Mrs. L. L. Wade on Court /
street.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-01-22
Saturday, ian. rs

The neat entertainment in the Peoples
En8rtaicment Course will be a lecture
ty kev. Loren A. Clevenger, d. d., OF
bof5h. Judge John Day Smith, Mime
II polls, has the following to say Of Dr..
fClevenger:- - He is thoroughly at home
before an audience, and his personal
magnetism eompels ones favorable at
tention as soon as he begins to speak.
DR., Clevenger has fine figure, a com
manding presence, and his optimism is
healthful and contagious. He is an
artist in the analysis OF character and
motives of conduct, and is an orator of
great power"
The management of the Course urge
that those who attend the entertain.
ments, make an effort to arrive at the
hall at 8 o'clock or as soon after as
possible
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-01-22
a Wedding Announcement

Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Shavaneaugb of johnson
for the marriage of their daughter, Ida
Gertrude, to Mr.. Joseph Cootware of
North Hero, the wedding to take place
at ST. Teresa's church in Hyde Park on
Tuesday forenoon, January rs.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-01-22
Where Was Romeo -?

The household of Henry Muckler on
Morristown Plains, wherein also resides
his son-in-law, Fred KING and family,
was filled with anxiety the first of the
week over the disappearance of Romeo,
the nine-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
King. The boy was sent to Cady's Falls
ON an errand Saturday morning ard was
not seen again until Monday afternoon,
when he was overtaken near his home,
by his mother and grandfather, who were
returning from trip to West Hill, where
they had been searching for him. Mean
time the family had imagined him in all
sorts of conditions, the fear having even
been entertained that he had got through
the ice into the new lake. When gues-
toned regarding his whereabouts he
would tell nothing further than that he
stayed at the home of Charles Brigham
Sunday night. 1t has later developed
that he stayed Saturday night and sun
day in Wdlcott, but of the particulars of
the excursion or the reason thereof, Ro-
meO is silent.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-01-22
Woman's Club

The Woman's Club meeting of Monday
evening was largely attended and very
pleasant one. The program was rendered
without failure; those who read papers
were, Miss Anna Mower, subject, :. Dona-
tello;" Mrs. A III. Slayton, Michael
Angelo;" and Mrs. C. c. ST. Glare, Rise
and Development of Painting and Scnlp-
ture and their contributions to the world
of Art All were well written and we'll
read. The Club is invited to meet at the
home of the President, Mrs. N. B. Blair,
next Monday afternoon, and the ladies
are invited to bring their work if they so
wish The next scheduled meeting
occurs on Feb. 3rd; Sidney Laner''
will be the topic of the meeting, the ad-
dress to be given by Rev c. c. st. Glare.
A large number present is desired.