News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-03-11

ton, to attend the automobile show.
Mrs. A. j. Gauvin and son, Harry
were guests last Saturday of relatives il
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Stevens have beel
spending the past week with friends il
Hardwck.
Miss Myra Currier is spending th'
week in Hardwick with her sister, Mrs
j. F. Conant.
A. W. Mears goes to St. Johnsbur.
| Thursday, where he has position in th,
Avenue House.
Mrs. T. H. Patch has been confined tc
the house the past week, suffering an at
tack of grip.
There will be a regular meeting of the
Independent order of Forresters at K. P
| hall this evening
School began this morning at Peoples
Academy and in the Grades, after a va
| cation of one week.
Mrs. III. M. Gordon has been confined
to her room at the Randall by illness
since yesterday morning.
The condition of Mrs. Huldah Morse,
who has been suffering an attack of
pneumonia, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Elmore have
been guests several days the past week
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Gile.
Sherman Stancliffe of Chasm Falls, N.
Y, was a guest at the home of r. H..
Maynard several days the past week.
Mrs, Mary Blossom of Winoosl1i arrived
in town the first of the week, called here
by the death of her brother, Hiram Small
Only one dog has been licensed in
Morrisville thus far. This leaves quite
a pack to be heard from before April /.
The subject of Rev. Mr.. st. Clare's
sermon at the Cong'l church next Sun
day morning will be, The Christians
Obligation.
S. B. Coan has purchased the Slade
Gile farm, recently occupied by the late
A. J. Piper. Mr. Coan and wife will
move there at once.
The first meeting of the Wa-Wa Club
was held at N. EeO. P. hall last Wednes-
day evening. The second meeting will
be held this evening.
Mrs. A. J. Smith returned from Wells
River the last of the week, where she
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.
Baldwin for several weeks.
The Womans Club have decided not to
hold Gentlemen's Night on March l7th.-
as had been planned, on account of the
illness of so many members.
Miss Ila Niles will go to Burlington
Friday, where she has an engagement to
sing in the Masonic Temple at concert
given by the Unitarian church of that
city. ".'a t
The News AND CITIZEN is Sl00 a year
to any one in Lamoille County; not Sl.00
for 16 months or IA months, but just II
We do not jockey on the price,
it is the same to everybody.
Mrs. j. d. Hazen of Alburg was a
recent guest of her cousin, Mrs. A. B.
Austin. Mr.. and Mrs. Hazen have made
to move to Morrisville soon
and will reside with Sanford Slocum.
c. j. and Alden Moore have traded
their farm in the west part of town,
where they have lived for many years,
with Harry l.. Smith and wife, for the
Romeo Stowe place at Morristown
Corners.
Mark Cutting was in Burlington Mon
lay morning, where Harold Billings un-
lerwent an operation at Mary Fletcher |
hospital that forenoon for appendicitis.
The operation was very successful and |
he patient is doing as well as could be !,
expected,
Harold Fisher, who has been at his |
lome here for the past week on account
If illness, left this morning for Burning
on, where he will enter the Mary
Fletcher Hospital for an operation for
He was accompanied by
drs. Fisher.
There will be a regular meeting of
'oral Chapter, o. f. s., on next week
tuesday evening. On the following
tuesday evening special meeting will
e held, when several Grand Lodge
fficers are expected to be present Re-
reshments will be served at this meet
ng.
The condition of Eben Douglass, who
as been suffering for the past ten days
rom congestion of the brain, is much
improved at this writing. His son,
rank Douglass, who holds a responsible
osition as U. S. ocean mail clerk, ar
we'd home last Saturday for short
isit. He expects to return to New
ork tomorrow, and will sail for
England, Saturday.
Last evening at the town hall Carroll
. Sweeney, the " Tropical Tramp" pre- /
,nted his lecture, "The Panama Canal,
lustrated, to a small but apprciative ,
ldience. Mr.. Sweeney's talk was inter- 6
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