News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-11-17
viii Re-organize Dairy Testing Association

lWAl Re-organize Dairy Testing Association
meeting will be held at the Board of
Trade rooms tomorrow night, when
steps will be taken to re-organize the
local Dairy Testing Association, which
has just closed successful year. Prof.
). l.. Hills of Burlington, Prot. Helmer
Kibild of Washington, D. c., of the Ma
tional Association, and O. l.. Martin of
the State Board of Agriculture, will be
present and address the meeting. The
matter of cooperative buying will also
be discussed. The local organization has
done something in this line the past year.
having purchased about $1,000 worth of
feed and fertilizer on the cooperative
plan.
The membership is limited to twenty
six in an association, it being necessary
for each member to have a certain num-
Der of COWS to be eligable. A meeting
will be held in Hardwick Friday evening,
when it is expected that an association
will be formed. 1t is hoped that as
many farmers as possible will attend the
meeting tomorrow evening.
A. B. Munson was visitor in Burline.
ton Tuesday.
W. G. McClintock is in Lyndonville on
business this week.
Mrs, Orlo Leonard of Burlington has
hsen guest the past few days of Mr..
and Mrs o, L. Woods.
A. j. Boynton of Rutland was a guest
LAT Saturday and Sunday of his parents,
MI. and Mrs. G. M. Boynton.
According to usual custom Thanks
giving service will be held in the Cong'l
church next Sunday evening at 1880. The
local pastors will take part.
The date for the lecture of G. A. G,
Jackson of Montpelier, on "The Reign
of the Common People" has been fixed
for Thursday evening, Dec. 2. 1t will be
atAcademy hall.
At the browne store special attention
is to be given to the suit and cloak de-
partmeut just now. some unusually at
tractive bargains being offered in ladies'
and misses cloaks.
The Foss Block on Main street. former
ly the Hotel Lamoille, has become the
property of FL. M. Mcfarland of HYDE
Park, he having traded Waterville real
es lte with E. G. Foss for the same.
ltrs. H. E. Whitcomb of West Somer
vii ., Mass, was called here last Friday
on tccount of the serious illness of her
fat ier, NJ. B. Eaton. The condition of
Mr. Eaton is much improved at this time.
Mrs. Louis Archambault and children
were recent guests at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Mary Towne, on Morristown
Plains. Mr.. Archambault has purchased
/ blacksmith shop in Fast Fairfield. where |
he family will move at once.
Late reports from Nelson Bonner, who |
vas taken to Mary Fletcher Hospital |
rom Morrisville two sweeks ago, suffer-
ng from severe scalp wound received |
Willie in drunken frenzy, at the hands
# his thirteen year old son, are to the
fleet that he is recovering. Mrs. Bon
Ter went to Burlington Tuesday.
John Geddis, young man about twen-
y-four years of age, who has been en-
loyed by w. g. Baker for several months,
las been among the missing since Mon
ay, efforts of his friends to locate him
bus far proving fruitless. He came to
he village with Mr.. and Mrs. Baker Mon
ayforenoon to drive some cattle home
nd when last seen was badly intoxi-
ated The young man came from New !
ork state.
The ladies of the Universalist parish .
Ill give supper at the vestry Thursday
Iternoon of this week, to begin at $50 {
I'D continue until the usual appetizing I
enu has been served to all at Is cents ,
lch. All are invited to attend. The t
dies are requested to meet at as early /
D hour as possible to sew and finish
ork. Do not forget your thimbles,
,issors and other necessaries for helping. {
1890 a business meeting will be called I
which time matters of Importance will I
e considered and final plans made for
,e coming Christmas Sale and bazaar, G
hioh win be held in town hall Dec 9 /
ID 10. All who are making articles for {
le various booths are requested to hand t
leir contributions to the soliciting COM :
..tfee or to Mrs @ H Slncnm at as 6