News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-01-15

Eady IS thoroughly familiar with the
profession and will fill the position with
dignity and dispatch.
The basket ball game advertised for
saturday evening with johnson High
School was not played owing to the fail
ure o. the johnson team to appear.
Bert Godfrey is in a very critical con-
ditlon from pneumonia, although thought
to be slightly better for day or two
past. He is being cared for by two
trained nurses.
George Campbell visited st. Johns and
Marysville, Que, last week looking up
ms claim to some property left by an
uncle George also stopped off at Swan
tin, his old home before the war.
Prof. Elmore's dancing class will hold
a public Friday evening. Supper will be
furnished by the senior class of the high
school which is endeavoring to raise
funds for trip to Washington, d. c., at
the close of school.
Hallie, the seven year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Forrest wilkins, who was
thought to be recovering from an attack
of pneumonia. suffered relapse last
week, from the effects of which he died,
Thursday. Funeral services were held
Saturday afternoon, Rev. j. @. Angel
officiating. Burial was at Waterbury
Center.
Ii. Fl. Smith Post G. A. r. and the w.
X. c. will serve a chicken pie dinner,
Lincoln's birthday, Feb. 70, the proceeds
to go to the Lincoln Farm Association.
Plans for the buildings have been APP.
proved and work is now going on in the
development of the Lincoln Memorial
National Park, 80 miles from Louisville,
KY, the birthplace farm of Abraham
Lincoln.
An unfortunate accident occurred We'd
nesday evening as party of guests were
returning from the Houston Foster we'd
ding. In the darkness the sleigh, one of
LoVejoy & Eddy's, was overturned near
the Houston residence and it's occupants
thrown out. Several were slightly in
jured and Miss Susie Bigelow suffered
badly sprained hip, from which she is
slowly recovering.
Last Thursday evening Mansfield Camp
installed the following officers for the
year ensuing:-Consul, F. P. Billings;
adviser, H. II. Downer; banker, A. L
Morrill,; clerk, l.. L. Harris; escort, III.
c. Mcmahon; Waterman, j. r. Wells;
sentinel, DIN Sanborn; camp physician,
II. W. Barrows; chief forester, n. II.
Kaiser. Henry Magoon was initiated in
to the order and four applications for
membership were received. 1t was voted
to contribute ter cents a member to the
fund for the sanitarium to be founded in
Colorado by the order. Mansfield Camp
is in flourishing condition, having
mempership of about so.
About sixty guests attended the we'd
ding of Miss Gladys Houston and Her.
man Foster at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Houston,
last Wednesday evening, Rev. j. @. An
CELL performed the ceremony, Miss
Ethel Watts being bridesmaid and w. w,
Houston, brother of the bride, best
man. Light refreshments were served
after the ceremony. The young couple
were the recipients of many beautiful
presents and have the best wishes of a
host of friends. After a brief trip to
Waterbury and Montpelier, they will
return to Stowe, making their home for
the present with Mr.. and Mrs. Houston.
UNITY CHURCH
Rev. f. M. H. Abbott, pastor. Sunday morn
ng servi:e at 1915, subject of sermon, Awaken
ngs" Sunday school meets at IL M. Young
Peoples Fraternity meeting at p. m, Topic, |
Worship.