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

IL. L. = mayer Oh ESStA JuuCIlOH was
business visitor in town last Friday.
Sheet music Of the latest songs at Will
sons music store. You can get almost
anything in that line there.
Mrs. John p. Solomon returned to hel
home in Lynn, the last of the week, after
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kenfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Towne of st. Johns
bury were guests short time last week
of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Fl. Towne.
Will Fitch is confined to the house,
suffering from injuries to his leg re-
ceived while placing barrel of cider in
the cellar. The limb was so badly in
iured that it was placed in d cast, al
though no bones were broken.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Harris, who recently
returned from trip abroad, arrived in
town Monday evening for a few days
stay at The Randall. They will remain
in Vermont until Mr.. Harris returns to
his government duties at Washington.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Davis of Leomin-
| ster, Mass, are guests at the home of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. w.
Davis Mr. Davis has sold his merchan
tile business in Leominster and contem-
pla ties going into business in Vermont
The ladies of the Cong'l church will
serve supper at the vestry Friday even
ing, beginning at $50 and continuing
until all are served. The ladies of he
united workers are requested to meet at
3 o'clock to sew and business meeting
will be held at O. clock.
Earle advertises big garment open
ing for Thursday of this week. Ladies
in this vicinity will be interested in the
splendid showing of goods for this
occasion. There will be garments in
large numbers for ladies and Misses.
goods which are carried regularly at
Earles.
Last Sunday Mrs. Eliza Strong opened
quart jar of blackberry preserves which
were put up by Mrs. Debbie Strong
mother of Frank Strong, forty years ago.
The berries were in first-class condition
and tasted and looked as good as they
would if recently canned. The jar is
about the same shape as those in present
use, but the cover was secured by an iron
fastener. u
Among those from here, who. attended
the teachers meeting in Burlington last
week, were Supt. and Mrs. f. X. Grave s.
Prof. and Mrs. W. A. Beebe, Misses Bell,
Hooker, Mower and Carpenter of the ?.
A. faculty and Misses Mary and Winnie
Tyndall, Ada Taylor and Dorothy Alex.
ander. Miss Fulsom of the Grammar
school was called to her home in Waits
field on account of the illness of al
brother.
D. II. Bedell is suffering from severe
injuries received last Saturday, when he
was thrown from his wagon as he was
driving through North Hyde Park. HeI
was just starting for home and was driv-
ing at good pace, when his wagon came
in contact with hardwood post. which
had been driven into the street in front
of lawn. The wagon was overturned,
Mr.. Bedell striking ON his head and right
shoulder. Besides many bruises he has
been suffering from strained ligaments
of the neck and shoulder and wrenched
knee. The wagon was badly wrecked |
but the horse stopped after running a |
short distance.
After years of experience with all the
greatest colored shows of recent times
and years of endeavor as a manager of
his own aggregation, j. c. Rockwell has
reached secure place in the recognition
Of the theatre going public. Today it is
a conceded and undisputed fact that his
New Sunny South Company, which will
appear in the Opera House, Morrisville
Tuesday evening, Nov. 2, is one of the
strongest, brightest and most capable
colored attractions now on the road
The organization is composed of 25
colored people and is accompanied by a |
high class solo concert band and superb
orchestra. The band, under the leader
ship of Fox, the black Creator, will head
the Koontown parade, which will take
place at noon. The prices of admission
have been placed at rs, IS and so cents. |
Reserved seats are now on sale at Che
ney's drug store.