News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-01-15
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Miss Sadie Hubbel of Wocott has been
guest the past week Of A. j. Smith,
Chas. Stowell went to Montpelier the
Iast Of the week, where he has job,
numbering for the winter.
Miss Beulah Scrbner OF Johnson was
a guest OF her sister, Miss Hattie Scrib-
ner, the last of the week.
Miss Florence Terrill of Underhill
Center is spending some time with her
sister. Mrs. L. Ii. Raymond.
Miss Alva Warren of Stowe was guest
last Friday and Saturday of her friend,
Miss Mabel Wade, returning home Sun
day.
John and William SinDott, who recent
ly purchased cedar lot in DanVille, are
cutting telephone poles and f7nce posts
there.
A. G. Small has been confined to th
house for several days the past week,
suffering from a severe cold and compli-
cations.
e. G. Wilson returned home from Bur
lington Saturday night, for few weeks,
vacation from his duties as salesman for
the A. L. Bailey music store.
l. 0. Andrews has been confined to the
house several days recently, suffering
from a severe cold. During his illness
j. H. Warren has been looking after Ins
meat market business.
e. M. Davis left last Saturday for Bos-s
ton, where he is taking a course in tile
Barnes School of Embalming. Before
returhing home he will take examinations
for all undertaker's license.
Next Friday evening will occur the in
stalation of the newly elected officers of
Rathbone lodge, X. of P. The semi-an-
nual report of the keeper of Records and
Seal will also be read ut this time.
Crossing on the ice from the dam to
the rocks just below JOS Lambert's place
was commenced last week. This cuts
off the distance from Cady's Falls to Nor
risville good three-quarters of mile.
Fifteen members of Rathbone Lodge
attended the Knights of Pythias' District
meeting, held at Waterville last Friday
night. All speak highly eff the hospital
ity of Waterville lodge and report fine
meeting.
Dakota have been guests for the past
week at the homes of the formers cosu-
ns, Alfred and Harrison Dodge. They
went to Hardwick yesterday to visit Mrs.
Sherburne's sister,.
Miss Bertha Jennings of Hardwick was
a guest over Saturday and Sunday at
the home of Mrs. Lottie Goodell. The
condition of Miss Azella Goodell, who
has been i'll for several weeks, remains
about the same, size being still confined
to the bed.
There will be meeting of the Trustees
of the NJ. E. Church after the prayer
meeting Thursday evening. Nezt Sun
day morning Presiding Elder G. W.
Hunt ar st. Albans will occupy the
pulpit and the quarthrly conference will
be held Saturday night.
Lamoille Commandery had special
meeting last Thursday night, at which
the Red Cross degree was worked upon
seven candidates. A dozen new uniforms
were received last week, which with
those already secured added much to the
interest of the work. Next meeting, reg
ular, comes the 23d, at which time the
Knights Templar degree will be worked.
When the petitions now in are acted up
on the membership of the Commandery
will be in the vicinity of fifty.
Mrs. G. f. Smith, President of the
Woman's Auxiliary of the Vermont
Dairymen's Association, read a very In
teresting paper at the meeting of the As
history of the Auxiliary from its organ
ization fourteen years ago by IL ladies
through its rapid growth until now,
when it has $50 members. Mrs. Smith
said that the labor of the woman in the
dairy was much less laborieus than few
years ago but she still was "A necessity
there in spite of all the modern labor
saving devices. As an illustration of
this she said: MAN builds and finishes
house but the woman builds it with
an indescribable atmosphere and it is a
home" She remarked that the problems
of running the farm home to-day were
fully as perplexing as the problems OF
the dairy.