News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-15
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j. s. Leach spent Sunday and Monday
last with his daughter at Essex Center.
Everett Fairbanks is getting along
finely from his recent appendicitis opera
ton.
DR.. Martin, the eye specialist, can be
consulted at the Ph0nix Hotel April 27
and 2S.
Stafford Thorp and Miss Nina Button
of st. Albans spent Sunday last at the
home of W. w. Thorp.
Miss Florence Rooney of Fairfield
spent several day here recently at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs. Bennett.
Miss Sarah Chaplin is at her home in
Essex for couple of weeks, after which
she resumes work in Col. McFarland's
office.
K. S. Page gave duck supper at
the Phoenix Monday night to few of
his bachelor friends. The game was
direct from his Guernsey farm.
The Mandolin Club was very pleasantly
entertained last week by Mr. and Mrs.
Oren Jones and last evening by Miss
Anna Gauthier. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Nora Wood
Nephew Or Uncle,' is the title of a
three-act drama to be given by the
senior l.. G. A. class some time in May.
1t is said TO be "the best YETI and the
students have it well under way.
1t is another of those old-fashioned
sugar seasons this year; farmers have
been kept busy boiling for several days
and the end is not yet Over three
pounds to the tree is reported from many
sections.
Elbridge Holbrook surprised his friends
by coming Lome from Burlington yes
terday, where he has been at the Mary
Fletcher Hospital for the past three
weeks. He is looking quite well and
after good rest will resume duties on
the R. F. d.
The following music will be rendered
at the Easter service at the Cong'l church
next Sunday morning Organ V oluntary,
Adagio by Beethoven; TIE Deum, Male
Chorus; Anthem, - Christ is Risen," by
Turner; Solo, "The Lord of Hosts is
Risen," by Dressler, Miss Doris DeNio;
Offertory-Duet, "Our Lord is Risen,"
by Loud, Miss DeNio and Mrs. Page.
News has been received here of the
dhatb of Hiram NJ Sweet ats Bangor,
Wis, April 4th., aged SO years. Mr..
Sweet was the husband of Melissa
Wright, daughter of Capt. Wright, who
lived in the early sixties on the farm
where the electric light plant is located.
Our older people will remember her as
at that time one of the progressing
young ladies of the place. The family
went west about forty years ago.
1.-THE Junior Order of United American
Mechanics, No. 20,'' elected these officers
last Friday evening: junior Past Coun-
sellor, c. S. Leach; Vice-Counsellor, R.
S. Page; Junior Past Counsellor, S. B.
Waite; Recording Secretary, E. L. Foss;
Assistant r. S., F. B. Noble; Financial
Secretary, James Eaton; Treasurer, G.
B. Foss; Conductor, H. B. Lanpher;
Warden, Clarence Parker; I. S., E. R.
Lilley; o. S., F. E. Brown; Trustees, S.
B. Waite, r. S. Page, 1. r. Vaughan.
The lodge starts off with 25 charter men,
bers. 1t costs the charter members $500
to join and the dues are 60 cents per
month. There is death benefit of $500
and sick benefits are at least $500 per
week. The lodge meets once in two
weeks. On Wednesday evening of next
week State Deputy Jefferies will be pres
ent to institute the lodge aud put it in
WORKING order