News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-01-22

Ira Johnson of Bolton visited his par
ents at Fucker street over Sunday.
John Hamel of Ottawa, Canada, is
spending few weeks with his sons here.
Harold Brush was at home from Nor
witch University day or two last week.
c. Q. Burt has been confined to the
house for several days by an attack of
grip.
Ice cutting has begun on Tomlinson's
pond, the crop being a fine one, Is inches
thick.
B.. G. Godfrey, who has been critically
i'll from pneumonia, is considered out of
danger.
Mrs. c. F. Eddy visited her daughter,
Mrs. Boyce, in Montpelier portion of
last week.
Mrs. Julia Cakes has gone to Burling-
ton to have her eyes treated by DR..
Twitchell.
Miss Della Ladue of Braintree has re-
Gently been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Roy Smith
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Douglass have
moved into the J. j. Vearen house on
School street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannie Spaulding are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the birth of
son, Saturday.
A large delegation from Mystic Lodge
will attend the district meeting at Nor
risville, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Straw attended the
annual session of the Vermont Botanical
Club at Burlington last week.
A remnant os the Mohican Tribe of In |
dams will appear at Unity church, Thurs |
day evening, Feb. 6. Particulars later.
Fish and Game Commissioner. II. G.
Thomas was in Rutland last week to at |
tend the banquet Of the Rutland County
Club.
A leap year party of 25 of the employees
at the Waterbury State hospital took sup
per at Green Mountain Inn on Thursday
evening.
Seldom Adams had one of his legs
caught between two logs yesterday, re-
ceiving painful injuries, although no
bones were broken.
Unity church, Rev. E. NJ. H. Abbott,
pastor; Sunday morning service at 1O:45,
subject of sermon, " Worship" evening
service at 700 o clock, topic, 81 God the
Creator"
A game of basket ball at the town hall
the Stowe and Spaulding High
Barre school teams on Thursday even
ng resulted in a score of Al to 20 in favor
If the visitors.
The Mountain Trio, consisting of
apianist and a reader, furnished
he second entertainment of the Lecture
jonrse last evening. The entertainment
S well spoken of.
Wallace Levanway was annexed bv an
'fficer from St Adams Monday. Wal
ace said he didn't know what the trouble
vas but expected to find out when he
cached the railroad city.
P. r. Gale received a serious blow in
he temple last week from the end of a
binder pole which slipped from his hands
the skull was not fractured !
md Mr.. Gale will doubtless make quick
ecovery.
At Elmore's public dancing class last
friday evening there was a large attend
nee and a pleasant time. The floor
managers were G. w. Gale and E. NJ.
tone; committee of introduction, N. r.
'arrows, F. E. Stafford and F. S. Board.
nan. The high school seniors served
he supper in the banquet hall.
j. Fred Campbell, one of Stoves we'll
nown farmers, makes the following in
eresting statement of the gross receipts
f farm of twenty-five acres for the
ear 1907, on which was kept eight cows,
yo of them being two-year-old heifers
eceipts for butter sold, s499. 10; receipts
II pigs and fat hogs, Sl14O3; receipts \
II calves sold, SIP; beef COW, $50; sugar :
ON 24O buckets, SCI. %; total, s722. 80.
The following program was carried out ,-
the rhetorical exercises of the pupils j,