News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-12-09

CHdDSe bGlnS! hdttS uECeSSdly Ny LhCll
large increase in business.
Harmony Pomona Grange
There was q good attendance at the
annual meeting of Harmony Pomona
Grange in Stowe last Wednesday, the
meeting being held in the Akeley Me-
mortal building. An excellent dinner
was served by Mansfield Mountain
Grange and FL. II. Smith Woman's Relief
Corps, about $50 people being present.
The Oranges of Stowe, Waterbury Cen
ter, Duxbury, Hyde Park, Cambridge
and Johnson were represented. The
fifth degree was conferred upon a class of
fifteen members. The afternoon program
included a speech by Dr.. Foster, read
ings, recitations, and music and discus.
sion of the question, Resolved, That
the work of the Cow Testing Association
Will Prove of Benefit to the Farmers of
Vermont" These officers were elected:
Master, G. b. Allen, of North Hyde
Park; oYerSeer, O. G. Carpenter, of Cam
bridge lecturer; Mrs. F. w. Small, of
Morristown, steward; d. j. Adams, of
Waterbury Center; assistant steward,
w. c. Davis, of NoI til Hyde Park; chap
lain, Mrs. Geo. S. McAlister, of Stowe;
treasurer, c. F. Smith, of Morrisvlle;
secretary, Mrs. d. j. Adams; gatekeeper'
w c. Smile, of Watervlle; Ceres, Mrs.
G.. B. Allen; Pomona, Mrs. Phil Shonio,
of Duxbury; Flora, Mrs. ., G. Carpen-
ter; lady assistant steward, Mrs. w. c,
Davis. -
Mrs. Juliaett Hill Of this town is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. P. R. Gale, in
Stowe.
w. Fl. Ellis of St. Albans was guest
Tuesday night and today at tue home of
his brother, T. B. Ellis.
Mrs. Ella Doty went to the home of
Geo. Woolcutt on the Elmore mountain
road, Tuesday, to spend week.
Regular Convocation of Tucker Chap
ter, No. Is, X. A. NJ. Friday evening Dec
II. Chapter masons will take notice.
Mrs. E. W. Gates held an opening to-
day at the Old Brick Store, where large
line of fancy embroidery and drawn work
can be found for the holidays.
All members of the Bridge Club, both
afternoon and evening, and all who wish
to become members, are requested to
meet with Mrs. Slocum Friday evening
at o'clock for a business meeting.
Yesterday from five to seven several
of the young friends of Miss Dorothy
Powers, were entertained at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Powers,
in honor of her twelfth birthday ami
versary.
Do not fail to hear the Rev. c. D.
Pierce at the Methodist church tonight
subject, How to be a Soul Winner"
You can afford to go because YOU cannot
afford to miss it. Township meeting, all
are welcome.
Mrs. S. X. Stipehour of Highgate Cen
ter was called here the last Of the week
by the illness of her father, William
Freeman, who lives at thehome of Henry
Gangnon, on the E. Is. Gile place 10 the
west part of town.
Mrs. Viola Campbell and daughter,
Mrs. H. d. Neuland, went to Burlington
this morning, where the former consult
ed DR.. Twitchell regarding her eyes.
which were recently operated upon there.
Mrs. Campbelrs condition is improving
satisfactorily.
Next Sunday evening at the Cong'l
church the Brotherhood meeting will be
addressed by Frank X. Graves. Supt. of
Schools. Mr.. Graves subject will be
Looking Ahead" A cordial invitation
is extended to all, and especially to the
young people.
Among those from out of town to at.
tend the funeral of Mrs. Cornelia Win
ters, Sunday, were Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
tine Luce. and Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Alger
of Stowe, Frank Aleer and c. S. II. Cleve.
land of Wolcott, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. c
Odell of johnson.
The Peoples Academy base ball team
has been orgarized for the coming sea
son with the following fficers;-Win-
fred Boa7dman, manager; Ralph Thomas.
captain. Some especially good material
is expected to be in the field and one Of
the best teams ever turned out is As
sured. Thomas and Bnker will probably
be the regular battery.