News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-05-06
LamoiIIe Grange

LsmoiIIe Grange
Owing to the illness of the Worthy
Lecturer her chair at the next meeting,
May IA, will be occupied by Past Lee
turer, Mrs. A. G. Bedell, when the fol-
lowing program will be carried out:
Music by choir; reading, Mrs. Lula
Small; song, Mrs. Levi Gile; question for
discussion, "What interest have the
farmers in the Senatorial question now
before Vermont speakers, I. N. Le-
Baron, Alfred Dodge and A. N. Boynton;
song, Mr.. and Mrs. Newcomb 1t is
hoped that each lady present will
answer this question: What household
convenience have you tried and found
an advantage to housekeepers Mrs.
Fanny Gilmore, Mrs. j. r. Parker and
Mrs. Frank Cram will be especially pre-
pared to answer it. This will be followed
by music and remarks for the good of the
order.
j. j. Jackson has been in Boston the
past week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Straw and child of
Woodstock were callers in town Monday.
w. d. Hyde of East Hardwick was a
guest over Sunday of his daughter, Mrs.
Il. F.. Olmstead
" F8nry Rivers of Groveton, N. f., is
visiting his brother, j. w. Rivers, after
an absence of 13 years.
The members of B. F. A. base ball team
were successfully photographed at the
Bentley Studio last week.
Geo. w Clark has sold to George Mott
of Clinton County, n. Y, the Charles
Hill place at Morristown Corners.
The concert an3 ball given by the Nor
risville Military Band last Thursday
evening was well patronized and very
much enjoyed.
Alta meeting of Warner Post, G.. A. r.,
last Saturday night, it was unanimously
voted to invite Lamoille Valley Com
mandery to participate in the Memorial
Day exercises.
Bartlett, the jeweler, has recently be
come a member of the jewelers. Protec-
tive Association, which makes standing
reward of 500 for the arrest of any thief
or burglar operating in the store of
member.
The Listers have filed an abstract of
lists with the Town Clerk and
while the footings have not yet been
made it is claimed that the grand list has
900. A good showing.
Last Friday Mrs. C. Fl. A. Stafford very
pleasantly entertained the members of
the Five Hundred Club at tea at her
home on Main street. Twelve ladies
were present and the evening was spent
with playing that popular game.
Hon. F. G.. Fleetwood has accepted an
invitation to deliver an address before
the Vermont Association of Boston at
Hotel Westminster on May l3, upon the
occasion of the anniversary of the Cap
ture of Ticonderoga. Mr.. Fleetwood will |
be introduced by Hon. William NJ. Olin.
Secretary of the Commonwealth of Mass |
achusetts.
This forenoon at about 1920 Robert |
Eaton fell distance of about 20 feet |
landing face downward, striking his head |
on a stone injecting a deep cash just |
below the right temple, four stitches |
being required to close the wound, and
spraining his wrist, in an attempt to get |
from A. L. Champeau's back veranda to
his barn, where he was going to repair
an cave spout.
The annual meeting of the Morristown
Cemetery Association was held at the
home of the president, Mrs. Ida Chur
chill, on the afternoon of Tuesday, May
). Reports of the years work were
given, but owing to the small attendance
no election of officers was held. The
meeting was adjourned until p. m,
Tuesday, May 10. This adjourned meet
Dg win be held in the vestry of the Uni