News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-03-11
At the Puffer m. E. Church.

causes or people outside of itself ant
only as 1t gives ungrudgingly can i
prosper financially as we'll as spiritually
DR.. Gordon's church of Boston was men
toned as an example of the way il
which missions and prosperity 60 hanc
in hand. The music of the morning add
ed much to the service, especially th.
response, "Hear o Jesus, Israels King ,
sung by Mrs. Spaulding and Miss Miles
and the anthem. Praise Ye the Lord
sung by the choir with solo by Miss
Niles.
The Epworth League is being well at
tended by the young people each Sunday
evening and the leaders of the meeting
are from the ranks of the young people.
Last Sunday evening the meeting was in
charge of Miss Vida Ellis.
Hon. F. G. Fleetwood has been in Bos-
ton for the past few days.
The condition of Mrs. S. H. Phelps is
slowly improving.
The condition of Mark johnson is re-
ported nottas favorable this week.
The attehtion of our readers is called
to the business notice of Charles Bridge,
painter, which appears in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Lang and
daughter of Bartrn, have been guests this
week of MI. and Mrs. A. r. Campbell.
On February 8 1908, O. W. Adams and
Elsie M. Rollins, both of Morristown,
were united in marriage in this place, by
Justice A, a. Niles.
L. Fl. Raymond and J II. Warren have
consolidated their two livery stables,
the deal having been made Monday. The
new firm will make a strong team.
a mysterious disease has made its ap-
pearance in H. L. Delanos herd of cattle
and four head have already died from
the effects. Veterinary Lamberton is in
vestigating the case thoroughly.
A petition to the Morristown School
Directors is being circulated, asking that
fiIe escapes be placed on the village
school buildings and the doors of the
Academy be made to open outward
Mrs. Minnie Steele, who has been
living in Mansfield, Ohio, for nearly two
years, returned here the last of the
week for an indefinite stay at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. W.
Fitch.
William Tillotson has taken posses
sion of the Beardsley house, which he
recently purchased on Pleasant street
and Mr.. Beardsley and family have
moved to the Hall place on Jersey
Heights.
Miss Flossie Whitc'mb and Miss
Gladys Bedell have been spending their
school vacation with the formers sisters,
Mrs. Erwin Lilley in Hyde Park and
Mrs. Everett Campbell and Mrs. Harry
Titus in Hardwick.
At the Methodist Episcopal church
next Sunday, Rev. P. A. Smith will
preach the first of a series of sermons on
Life's Way. A The parting of the
Ways. B The Companions of the Way.
c The Guide Book of the Way. d The
Guide for the Way. E The End of the
Way.
Last Friday afternoon the home of Mr..
md Mrs. Harry Neuland on Randolph
road, was the scene of pleasant surprise
party given in honor of Mrs. Neuland's
mother, Mrs. Viola Campbell, in celebra-
ion of her 59th birthday. There were
eighteen relatives present in the after
loon and partook of a bountiful supper
served by Mrs. Neuland. Mrs. Campbell |
vas the recipient of several nice presents. |
Last Monday afternoon Mrs. Z. NJ. |
Davis of Hardwick and Mrs w II. |
rowne of this place gave party at the
:. A. II. hail, in honor of Miss Gertrude |
Davis and Master Ballou Towne, whose
birthdays occur in the near future, on
he same day. A large number of their
title friends were present and an enjoy
BILE afternoon was spent with games,
marching, etc. Refreshments were
erved
A. c. Bedell has purchased of the
'harles Baker and Mrs. Frank Hamel
he Hamel farm, stock and tools, located
n the south part of town. The writings
yere drawn last Wednesday. Mr.. Bedell
xpects to make extensive improvements
, the house the coming season. He has
lso bought anadjoining piece of land
'hich formerly went with the farm and
'as sold Off several years ago. He has
ented the farm to Mr.. Baker and Mrs.
Iamel