News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-10-27

spent few days at home recently.
Mrs. Sarah Laporte of johnson spentN
Sunday last here with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Muzzey.
Over $50 hunters licenses have been
issued by Town Clerk Wood, and still
they Gomez
Miss Anna Chaplin of Euosburg Falls
was recent visitor at the home of Mrs.
Lucy Harris.
These are the last days for the payment
OF taxes. Monday next is the limit
don't get left.
Rev. DR.. Hardy of MorrisvilIe will
preach in the Cong'l church on Sunday
morning next.
Miss Grace Humphrey of Burlington
spent last Sunday here with her friend,
Miss Sarah Chaplin.
Miss Myra Noble of Hardwick spent
few days here last week with her cousin,
Miss Frances Noble.
Mrs. Rossie Rooney and child from
Fairfield are visiting at the home of her
mother, Mrs. R. D. Bennett.
Mrs. Nellie Finnegan was in Burlington
yesterday to attend the marriage of her
brother, Fred P. Dover and Miss Kath-
leen I. Boyce, both of that city.
Word received here announces the safe
arrival in California of the parties who
started for that state Oct. 9th, All we'll
and delighted with the country.
Business on the northern stage route
continues good under the new manage
ment. A good outfit, with a coueteous and
obliging driver, goes great ways towards
getting business.
A son was born to DR.. and Mrs. Melen
at Middlebury last Monday. Mrs. Mellen
was Miss Mary Hager, sister of Rev.
Mr.. Hager former pastor here, and has
many friends in this place.
Deer hunters should remember that
when they kill deer they should report
the fact to the nearest deputy fish and
game warden and exhibit to him the
head of such deer; neglect to do SO,
makes the person liable to fine of 500.
On Thursday of next week the Re-
bekabs go to Hardwick to take part in
the district meeting. That they will
give good account of themselves is
strongly evidenced by the great amount
of work they are putting in in preparing
for the same
"The powers that be" may say that it
is none of our business, but we are going
to make suggestion, all the same, and
that is: Wouldn't it be good scheme to
rake up the dead leaves now, before they
clog up the sewers A little labor on our
streets at this time might save lot of
expense later.
A reception was given Rev. Mr.. Hamlin
at the Cong'l church last evening. The
attendance was large and very enjoy
able evening passed. There were solos
by Miss DeNio and BENZ. Atwell, arecta-~
ton by Miss Frances Noble and reading
by Mrs. Stella Goddard, followed by the
singing of college songs and a general
hand-shake with the minister. Refresh->
ments of coffee and cake were served.
The Ladies' Club had very interest.
ing meeting on Monday evening last with
Mrs. Mcfarland. Mrs. Mcfarland gave
an interesting description of her recent
visit to Yellowstone Park and showed
several pictures of the same; Mis-. Stella
Goddard read a selection from the Heart
of the West'; Mrs. Helen Sawyer spoke
on Current Topice" and Miss DeNio
rendered a rolo. Next meeting In two
weeks wirh Mrs. Lillian Noyes.
Frank Brown has received the appoint
ment as r. F. D. Carrier on Route No. 2,
to succeed Elbridge Holbrook, resigned.
Clyde Brown has been appointed substi-
tute. While the other applicants are
somewhat disappointed in not receiving
the appointment and while either one
would have made good carrier, general
opinion is satisfied with the appointment
of Mr.. Brown. He has been faithful
substitute and during that time has made
friends all along his route, who are all
pleased that the job has fallen to him.