News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-07-21
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field.
Jesse Moody is on business trip Ia
Barre.
Edwin Hall and wife are spending the
week in Willlamstown
Martha Campbell is in White River
junction for the week.
Mrs. Austin Emery of Italians visited
relatives here last week.
C. F. Eddy visited his Sheldon cream
cry the first of the week.
Miss Delma Webster of Swanton is the
guest of Miss Barbara Burt.
A.. L. Laraway and wife visited Mont.
pelier relatives over Sunday.
Harry Belden of NVaitsfield was visit
or here the first of the week.
j. NJ. Miles of Burlington is spending
a few days at Lake Mansfield
H. E. Shaw and DR.. j. c. Morgan were
Montpelier Tuesday evening.
Ethel Morrison of Waterbury Center
is assisting in G. F. Eddy's office.
Hon. w. J. Bigelow of Burlington
visited his parents here last week.
Moses Douglass is employed in the
Warren livery stable at Morrisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Scribner of St
Louis are spending few weeks here.
Mrs. A. E. Douglass and son, George.
visited relatives in Huntington over Sun.
day.
Mrs. Harriet Ainsworth of Minneapo.
lis was guest of Mrs. G. f, Eddy last
week.
P. D. Pike, A. A. Pike, H. E. Pike
and N, R. Barrows were in Greensboro
Thursday.
Fish and Game Commissioner Fl. G.
Thomas visited the State Hatchery at
Roxbury Tuesday.
George Fleney has moved to the house
at the Lower Village recently vacated
by Charles Robinson.
Rev. J. @. Angel was unable to hold
service at fhe Methodist church last Sun.
day owing to illness.
Bishop Hall of Burlington will conduct
the Episcopal service at the Auditorium
next Sunday evening.
Henry Gibbs is moving this week to
the Adams house on Maple street, which
he recently purchased.
Beginning July %, Eddy & Macutchan
will hold mark down sale of ladies
shirt waists and wash skirts.
Mountain travel has increased rapidly
the last week or two and the season
promises to be very successful one.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Downer and chill.
dren of Schenectady, n. Y, are expected
next week for two weeks stay with rel
atives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Scribner leave this
week for Peaks Island Me-, where t.ey
will spend few weeks with their al ~
Ter, MIS-. A. L. cate.
Miss Leila Collins, trained from Bur-
lington, was in charge of Mrs Lena GaI6
during her last illness. Before returning
home she visited her aunt, Mrs Weeas
A. A. Pike has purchased forty horse
power Oakland touring car Mr.. and
Mrs. Pike and children expect to take a
motor trip to Mansfield, Ohio, in the
near future.
Rev. J. Edward Wright of Montpelier !
preached an interesting sermon at Unity |
church Sunday morning. Dr. Wright |
will speak again next Sunday, after which
Rev. Francis Holden will offiCiate for a
few weeks.
Walter K. Bigelow of Salem, Mass,
will speak upon Panama and Costa Rica
at the Auditorium Friday night for the
benefit of the Cemetery Association.
Admission Is cents. All are invited.
There will be social dance afterwards.
Union services were held at the Cong'l
church Sunday evening with REMARKS by
Rev. DR.. Wright and Rev. A. &. Corn
we'll. Arrangements have been made by
the three churches to hold union services
The third Sunday of each month at the
churches in turn.
Lightning struck the large nay barn
If H. NJ. Tucker on Luce hill Friday
afternoon, the resulting fire burning it :
% the ground with about twenty tons of l
lay. The COWS, tools, etc., we're saved. '
Mr.. Tucker carried $1,000 insurance, out
lis loss will be considerably in excess Of s
hat amount.
The funeral of Mrs. Lena Robinson
Gale was largely attended laSt friday v
Ifternoon, Rev. J. @. Angell pasJoT OF I
he Methodist church officiating The 4
loral offerings were numerous and beau
iful. Mrs. Gales brothers, r. NJ and !!
(. +. Robinson and her bro'herS-ln'Iaw, q
Angus Gale and Edwin BarroWs acted as a
bearers. Among those attending from
nut of town were A. W. Ferrin and wife a
r ,t..,; n G Gala and wife and ! a,