News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-12-28

il. ~. Blcknell is ILL.,
David Muligan, who has been ill fro
grip Is on the street again.
William Rushford is visiting his Poop
in Montgomery this week.
John Laraway has received an increai
of pension TO SIT per month.
The attendance at the Christmas di
ner on Tuesday was over 226.
Mrs. Mary Johnson has taken rooms
f. f. Jones and moved in them.
MISS Susie Collins is home from he
school IN Bare for the holiday vacation
Remember the Church and parish NEE
ing at the Cong'l yestry saturday at on
o'clock.
Luela Darling has returned to Concor
after visiting her mother, Mrs. Mar
Darling.
The attendance at the NJ. E. Sunda.
School last Sunday was 9S with collect
ion OF $l.50.
Mr. Potter returned Wednesday but
Mrs. Potter and the children will remains
several days.
The attendance at the Cong'l Church
Sunday school Dec. 25th, was l45, with a
collection of $3.50.
Mr. Thompson of Burlington, a gradu-
ate of the Normal Glass 1870, is stopping
in town a few days.
c. P. Jones drug store will be closed
on Tuesday and Friday evenings after
the first of January.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Grin Jones of Morristown
were here to attend the Christmas din
ner at the Cong'l Church.
The two youngest children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Orienette, who have been hay
ing pneumonia, are better.
Joseph Reed of Eden visited at William
Rushtords recently and from here went
to Idaho to visit his children.
Mrs. H. NJ. Eddy has returned from a
visit in Waterbury and other places and
is with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Heath.
The Christmas exercises of all the
Sunday schools we're largely attended,
and the children were made very happy.
Read Boyles adv't in this paper (Which
announces his annual pre-inventory sale.
A rare chance to get staple goods at
bargain.
Miss Josie browne is spending the holi-
day vacation from her school at Brocton,
Mass, with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. browne.
William Sargent moved last Friday
from the house OF Mrs. Sarah Mansfield
into rooms in the Fulington block over
III. M. Maxteld's furniture store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing Potter and chill
dren came up from Burlington Saturday
night to spend Christmas with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Flet-
cher.
Anthony McGinnis has finished work
for Parker and Stearns and left here
Monday for ST. Johnsbury, where he has
a position. His family will remain here
until Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Morse and Mr..
Mrs. Earl WEIGH of Hardwick spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Orwin
Foster. The Christmas dinner was served
on Saturday.
Rev. z. G. French has resigned his
pastorate at Lyndonville much to the re
gret of his people, Mrs, French i'll health
seemed to demand il. and they have
moved to st. Johnsbury Center.
Rev. j. K. Fuller oficiated at the mar
rage of Earl g. Gray and Miss Louie
Hadley at the home of the BRIDES par
ents. Mr., and Mrs. NJ. A. Hadley at
North Hyde Park, Monday, Dec. rs.
Miss Bertha Arey attended the annual |
mid-winter convention of teachers held |
by the supervisors of three districts last |
Friday at Bakersfield. Miss Arey gave |
an address on the subject of Reading"
The regular meeting of the Dread Lit |
erary Club was postponed last week I'M
til this week Thursday evening, Dec.
20. when the work for both meetir gs
viii be taken up. Subject Napoleon
There was very narrow escape from
a serious fire at,the home of Mrs. Mary
e. Darling last Friday. The children
were alone and bed took fire from the
stove, but for timely discovery of girl
passing, the house must have burned.
The subject of the sermon at the Cong'l
Church next Sunday morning will be
THE Ageless Life" The topic for the
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting in
the evening, Untrodep Ways, Josh, 3:1-19.
"a new years service conservation SER
7ice.l
Rev, J. K. Fuller had the misfortune
10 fall on the steps at the post-office and
,ustains a sprained ankle. He bad the
courage to attend the Christmas dinner
md exercises by the Sunday School. His
people all hope that he may make good
recovery.
Rev. /. A Ranney attended the funeral
of Mrs. Julina Miller, at Waterville Fri