News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-11-03

, Painters of the Renaissance at the o
l.. G. meeting Thursday evening.
G. @. Soule is moving this week from
the Albert Lambert tenement to that o
Stearns & harrington in their new bloch
on Stearns Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe of Underhill visit
ed at M. Titus last week. MIR. Howe
spent most of the time camping on But
ternut hill hunting for deer.
The boys didn't forget Halloween Mon
day night and did much labor which they
enjoyed to the uttermost. Keep young
boys and never forget Halloween. Your
work was very considerate, doing no in
jury.
On the first page of this paper is given
the full program of the dedicatory exer-
cises of the new Library Building Read
it and send the paper to your friends and
extend the invitation to all to attend
this interesting and memorable event.
The W. r. c. will hold their regular
meeting Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 8, at
which time Mrs. Clara Niles of Norris
vile will inspect the corps, A dinner
will be served. In the evening the Aux
Hilary will be inspected. Refreshments
! will be served.
Miss Charity and Belle Baker and
Gertrude, the daughter of Gardner
Baker, were called to Rutland last Satur-
day morning by the critical illness Of Mr..
Baker from heart trouble. Mr.. Baker
has been i'll for three weeks, but on Fri
day was very much worse.
Much credit is due the High school
girls Tor their mothers) for the elaborate
upper given at their masquerade Hal
lowe'en party. The grammar room had
a fine entertainment in masque also.
The grades were not outdone by either;
the whole being a grand success.
The third meeting of the o. l.. G. will
be held with the president, Mrs. Ida B.
Jones, Thursday evening, Nov. 4. Sub
ject: The Italian Critics and the Renais-
sance: 1, The Influence of Venice, Milan
and Florence; 2. The Revival of Interest
in the Classics-Printing 8, The Devel-
opment of Architecture and Painting;
4, The effect of the Discoveries of Co
lumbus and others.
The lecture given by Rev. Frank L.
Sullivan of Boston last Wednesday even
ing, which took the place of the regular
mid-week prayer meeting, was listened
to with much interest. The Unfit Tree "
illustration made one see themselves as
others see them and no doubt all who
listened were sure that they themselves
had been up in Milf Tree and possibly
remained there for long time too.
Come again Mr.. Sullivan, that more may
hear your sermon. Surely, those who
did hear it would be glad to hear it again.
At the last regular meeting of the w.
G. T. U. the work of Mrs. j. r. Barney
was very interestingly taken up. 1t was
voted to make bed quilt and send to the
Rescue Home at Burlington. The mem
bers or any interested are requested to
send pieces to the president, who will
have charge of the work. 1t was also
voted to fill box with clothing and other
articles needed at the Home and send
soon after the next meeting, which will
be held at Mrs. Lottie Rushford's Thurs
day afternoon, Nov. II. This is to be an
informal meeting. Topic: Home Max
ing, Scripture, Proverbs 10, singing
"Home Sweet Home," roll CALL respond
ed to by household hints, paper, Gwen
in the home;" questions on food, work
and recreation, informal discussion. "Do
home duties and public work ever con-
fict p" paper, "Relation of Temperance
to Home Making" Come and bring
some one with you who is not member.