News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-01-13
Geo. F. Earle, Morrisvil1e s
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Miss Ruth Story has been in Cambridge

for several days the past week
Clifford Chase, student at P. A., Wis
tied at his home in Cambridge over
Sunday.
An enjoyable social was given by the
freshmen class at Peoples Academy last
Friday evening.
Misses Grace Bedeil and Brenda Har-
ris will return to Boston Thursday to
resume their musical studies.
Fred G. Peters, who has been spending
several weeks with friends in town, is in
Greensboro fol a visit with Herbert
Litte.
Logan Niles has taken charge of the
theatorium in Hardwick, which is under
the same management as the one in Nor
risville.
Miss Laura V&pDusen, who resides
with her parents on the Centerville road,
is visiting at her former home in Ellen
burg, N. Y.
IA. ~. Ivy HNobs WIZ lao oCCb
confined to the house, suffering from
hard cold, since last Friday, was able to
be out to-day.
Mrs. A. J. Gauvin spent Tuesday in
Johnson, where she attended the joint
installation of the G. A. R., w. r. G. and
S. of V. of that place. -
Miss Della Briggs resumed her studies
at Peoples Academy Monday, after a
few days spent at her home in Cam
bridge on account of illness.
Ned Baldwin, who was called here by
the death of his uncle, o. F. Crowell
returned to his home in Lakemont, N.
Y, last Thursday morning.
The subject of Rev. Otto S. Raspe's
lecture at the Universalist church next
Sunday evening will be, "A half hour
visit with Charles Dickens
Miss Clara Dodge, who Was called here
to attend the funeral OF her cousin, Miss
Florence Whipple, returned to her school
work in Barre Monday morning.
Mrs. Myra Stiles went to Burlington
last Friday, where she spent the day,
going from there to Middlebury, where
she spent Sunday with her son, John
Stiles.
The W. X. G. will give supper at G.
A. K. Hall Friday night, Jan. Is, COM
mencing at $50 and lasting until all are
served Everybody cordially INVITED.
Bill 10 cents.
Lee c. Tillotson, of the firm of Smith
& Tillotson, who has been west on
business trip, is expected TO arrive in |
Morrisville on Monday, Jan. Is, with a
carload of horses, consisting of large,
well matched pairs and drivers.
Miss Dorothy Powers was severely in |
jured while at play in the new school |
building basement last Friday afternoon.
She was running and collided with a |
the other little girls head |
striking Dorothy in the temple, knock,
ing her down. In the fall her head
struck the cement pavement and rem
dered her unconscious. She was taken
to physician and later to her home,
where she remained until yesterday,
when she was able to return to school.
The parish supper held at the Univer-
salist church last Thursday evening was
A great success, about 100 being present.
bountiful supper consisting of baked
beans and brown bread, salads, warm
rolls, cold meats, pickles, plain dough
nuts, assorted pies, asorted cakes, tea
and coffee was served by the ladies, after
which the post prandial exercises, ac-
cording to previously announced pro-
gram, were well carried out, Judge A. |
n. BoyntoD acting as tOastmaster. Ex-
cellent music was furnished during the |
evening by an orchestra composed of c. |
A. Gile, w. l. Paul, F. l.. George, J. II !
Reed aud c. Porter Greene.