News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-04-29


Thomas Ross of Cambridge was a guest
of his brother, e. G. Ross, over Sunday.
The condition of Mrs. j. G. Gallup,
| who has been i'll for some time, remains
about the same
Frank Isham is assisting in the Bart
lett jewelry store during the absence OF
Mrs. o. r. Keith.
The condition of little Asa Fox, who
has been suffering from pneumonia for
several weeks, is failing.
Miss Mamie Decker of Montpelier is
spending some time at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Sherwin.
Mrs. G. L. Colby of Milton is spending
a couple of weeks with her sisters, Mrs.
Z. A. Bentley and Mrs. NJ. A. Tillotson.
j. w. Rivers has placed new sign
over his grocery store, the artistic work
of A. M. Adams of the b. j. Kelley &
Co. store.
The soda fountain at the A. L. Cheney
pharmacy began the season yesterday
with all the old tlavors and several brand
new ones.
Mrs. Warner Gilbert is very i'll from
pneumonia and Miss Garland, trained
nurse from Burlington, arrived last night
to care for her.
Work has commenced on the rebuild
ing OF the foundation of the Powers resi-
dence, on Main street, recently purchased
by A. W. Stone.
Mrs. George A. Cheney suffered another
bad spell with her heart last Sunday
night and has since been quite i'll. Her
condition is improving at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Terrill, who
recently rented their farm in Stowe. are
spending few weeks with their daugh-
Ter, Mrs. Archie Grant, in the west part
of town.
The Cemetery Association requests this
paper to say that team will collect old
papers on Wednesday of each week if
notice is given to either Mrs. Ida
Churchill or Mrs. Nellie Crane.
Fred Ainsworth is making extensive
repairs on his Congress street residence,
including the laying of new cellar wall
under the main building and several al
terations and Improvements in the in
terror of the house.
M. P. Maurice went to Burlington
Monday night, where he appeared yes
terday for the Billings Lumber Company
in a suit brought by the Vermont Cereal
Company. j. j. Billings went down
yesterday morning.
The Morristown Cemetery Association
will hold its annual meeting Tuesday,
May 5, at 2:30 p. M. at the residence of
Mrs. Ida Churchill. All members as
well as officers and trustees, are earnest
ly requested to be present.
Yesterday noon Miss Juna Kinds
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Kinds.
underwent successful operation for
appendicitis af her home on Maple street
DR.. Maynard of Burlington. assisted by
Drs. Johnstone and Valleau of Morris
vile, performed the operation.
DR.. A. j. Valleau has rented the resi-
dence of Mrs. Deeta Woodward on the
corner Of Main and Summer streets, and
will take possession soon. Mrs. Wood
ward left.last Saturday for st. Johnsbury,
where she spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. E. E. Carr. She went from there to
Boston, where she will make an extended
stay with her daughter, Mrs. Arthur W.
Stone.
II. B. Ellis completed his work in the
Rivers grocery store last Saturday night
and expects to take few weeks vaca-
ton, after many years of close application
to business. Accompanied by Mrs.
Ellis, he left Monday night for Burling-
ton, where he is delegate to the State
N. e. o. p. Convention. They will visit
a nephew of Mr.. Ellis there and Mrs.
Ellis will visit relatives in Jericho, while
Mr.. Ellis spends few days with his
brother, W. H. Ellis, in st. Albans.
Installation of officers of Tucker
r. A. NJ, will be held Friday
evening, May l, followed by work in the
NJ. E. M. degree Light refreshments
will be served and as the Grand Chapter
require all officers to be installed, it is |
necessary that all officers be present. |
Installing officer will be David McNaugh- |,
ton, High Priest of Hiram Chapter of |
Hardwick. Installing Marshall, NJ. p.
Enosburg Chapter. Regular
will be held May Is, instead |
IF May 1st as per calendar.
Rehearsals for the Cantats, Queen % |
he May, are being held nearly every |
hight now and the production promises
to be the musical event of the season. |
The music is especially catchy and with
,hirty-fye voices in the chorus and the |
'oio parts taken by well-known local |
singers, the effect is sure to be pleasing, |
20 say the least. The music is i'm charge |
Of Mrs. Ida Churchill, while the staging
IS in the hands of Miss Ila Niles. Miss
\ilaC will alqn hove N ob,,,.4.,