News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-02-26

Eben Douglass of Morristown Corner
has been in serious condition sine
Monday, suffering the effects of a shock
| Smith & Tillotson received anothe
carload of Western horses last Saturda.
morning. They are nice lot and are
going fast.
| N. b. Blair left Tuesday for Buffalo
N. Y, where he will be a guest for {
week or more at the home of his son, c.
Francis Blair.
The New Spring Styles in Wooltez
Suits and Coats will arrive at Drowne's
this week. They will be pleased TO show
them to you whether you buy or not
Mark Johnson, who has been suffering
a severe attack of bronchitis aud stomach
trouble for several weeks, was not as we'll
the past week, but is now slowly gaining.
Miss Eugene Pinney is taking a week S
vacation from her work in the Warren
Leather Co. office, and will spend part
of the time with her mother in Wolcott.
Walter C. Ward of this place and b. S.
Ward of Elmore went Tuesday to Ben
nington with George Townsend of Ell
more, who will enter the Soldiers Home.
Next Sunday morning Rev. C. C. St.
Clare of the Cong'l church will preach a
sermon to young men, it being the third
in series on the duties of each member
of the home.
Palmer, the tailor, returned Saturday
night from trip to New York City,
He met Mrs. Palmer at Wilder Friday,
the latter having been guest for week
of Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Palmer.
The condition of Mrs. Lila Jaynes,
who has been suffering from grip and
complications for the past three weeks,
is not as favorable and Miss Alice Beech
er of johnson is now caring for her.
Among those from Morrisville who
are attending the G. A. r. encampment
at Montpelier this week are Capt. Frank
Kenfeld, Mrs. A. A. Niles, Mrs. Hannah
Taylor, Mrs. Helen Towne and II. j.
VanCor.
II. A. Smalley & Co. have recently
sold pair of horses to H. II. Tinker of
Stowe; also pair to James Houston and a
single driver to G. F. Eddy of that places
They have just received new line of
single and double harnesses.
Friends here of Cyrus w. Crockett, a
former employee in tie Moald & D&vis
stone sheds, will regret to learn of his
death, which occurred Sunday last, in
GAINESVILLE, n. Y, from the effects of
heart disease. The burial will take
place in Troy, N. Y, tomorrow.
The students of the First and Second
intermediate Department. of the Graded
school will give Washington's birthday
entertainment at Academy hall next
Friday evening. The entertainment was
postponed from last Friday evening on
account of other attractions. Admission
10 cents.
The Sunday yschoolConvention held here
last Thursday was well attended notwith |
the inclemency of the weather |
The program was carried out practically |
as previously printed in this paper and |
the meeting was one of the most interest |
ing and helpful of its kind ever held in |
The N. E. O. P. lodge is arranging for
! dance to be given to members and in |
Vited friends at the hall at Cady's Falls |
ibis week Thursday evening. Those |
who wish to go should meet at n. f, O.
?. hall at s o'clock. 1t will be box |
party and each lady will be expected to |
larry lunch.
Last Sunday evening Miss Adelaide
Dwight, former teacher in PEOPLES
\ Academy, but recently a missionary to
Turkey, spoke at the Methodist church
vt largely attended union service. Her
subject was on Educational work in Tur.
Key and was presented in an interesting
md highly instructive manner. The four
ocal pastors participated in the service
md music was furnished by the regular
horus choir. Miss Dwight Is a guest of
riends in town for a few days. She ex-
'ects to return to her work in Turkey
n short time.