News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-11-24
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Universalst church Thursday evening
for Thanksgiving service. A larg
congregation is expected.
Mr.. and George Gale snd children o
Cady's Falls will spend Thanksgivin!
with Mrs. Gales parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Campbell, in Stowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Penniman of Mont
pelier were guests several days the pas
week of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Dodge
They returned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Towne went tc
Burlington Monday morning. where they
attended the graduation of their daugh'
ter, Miss Lula, from the Wilder School OF
Music.
This is overcoat weather all right and
the large line at the Combination Bar
gain Store contains something for every
male member of the family. If you are
going to buy see Small's line first.
At the Advent Christian Church next
Sunday at 10:45 a. M, Temperance Day
will be observed. The pastor will preach
temperance sermon on the subject,
"a Stand Against Wrong"
I At the dance to be given by the Nor.
risvlle Woodmen at town hall this even
ing, music will be furnished by w. l..
Bennett, q. A. Gile, F. L. George and
Miss Alice Gile. AID order of dances has
been arranged to suit old as well as
young.
The Toymakers' entertainment at town
hall Monday evening drew "a large audi
ence and those who went to be enter
tanned by company that knows how,
were not disappointed. Although there
were but five people in the cast each one
was an artist.
Mrs. H. A. Skinner and daughters of
Craftsbury have been guests for several
days at the home of the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Smalley. Mrs. Skin
ner and younger daughter went to Swan
ton Tuesday morning to spend Thanks
giving with her sister, Mrs. Will Skinner
On Friday evening, Dec. 3, the local
W. r. c. will serve ten cent supper at
their hall, after which music will be
furnished for dancing, for which an adj
mission of 25c per couple will be charged
The proceeds will go to the Sons of Vet
Grams. A general invitation is extended.
The following is taken from the Mont
peler Argus of Nov. ia few friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Spaulding met at
the home of l.. P. LaForrest last evening
to help them celebrate their sixth we'd
ding anniversary. A pleasant evening
was spent at whist and refreshments
served.
Miss Lulu Belle Towne received her
diploma of graduation from the Wilder
School of Music last Monday evening,
when she played to Burlington audience
at the Y. NJ. G. A. hall. Her PLAYING
was marked with much expression and
the more difficult numbers were rendered |
with an apparent ease that comes from |
long and faithful practice. Her work |
was enjoyed by a large audience. which |
filed the the main floor and overfloWed |
into the gallery. She was presented with |
a beautiful boquet of roses and carnations
by Burlington friends and another by |
relatives. She was assisted by the Cleft |
Orchestra, of which Miss Vivian Green
Of this place is a member. Miss Toyne
returned Tuesday to Montpelier to fill
her position as pianist in the Montpelier
Military Band Orchestra.
Morrisville people should not forget
he lecture to be given by G. A. G. Jack
ion of Montpelier at Academy hall on
Thursday evening, Dec. 2. His subject
will be 1.-THE Reign OF the Common Peo-
De," and is said to be one of his strong
est and most interesting lectures. The
Mortified News refers to Mr.. Jackson as
lot only one of the ablest journalists but
)ne of the best orators in the state. lie
to another of Mr. Jacksol's
lectures, the Burlington Free Press saws:
The lecture. last evening, by C. A. G.
Jackson, on "Charles Dickens, Novelist
and Social Reformer," was literary
treat. Mr.. Jackson was entirely familiar
with his subject and in vivid language he
drew pleasing picture of the English
novelist, interspersing it with extracts
from the writings that kept his audience
keenly interested for an hour or more.
The audience was made up of educated |
and scholarly people of the city who |
we're united in their appreciation of Mr.. /
Jackson's effort and in their expression |
of opinion that he had set a high stand |
ard for whoever may come after him.