News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-12-28
S1.oO a Year in LamofIle Co
@1.2S Outside of Lamoille Co

relatives in Lowell recently.
The Home Culture Club will meet with
Mrs. Hulburd next Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Emerson spent
Christmas with relatives at Newport.
The winter term of school at the L. c,
A. will begin Tuesday morning, Jan. 3rd.
Miss Cleora Crowell spentseveral days
last week at the home of b. w. Mudgett.
Miss Mary Tyndall has gone to White
Plains, N. Y, for holiday visit with
friends.
Terpsichorean party at the Gym Fri
day eve. next. Good music, good time.
All invited
c. w. Blake entertained his brother,
Benjamin b., at family Christmas tree
Friday evening.
Edward Dover of Burlington is visit-
ing his sister, Mrs. John Finnegan, and
other relatives in this place
Clarence Parker of st. Johnsbury was
in town few days recently, called here
by the death of his grandfather.
Thos, Hanley and wife of Essex and
J. w. Leach and wife of Winooski spent
Christmas here at the home of !. S. Leach.
Hugh Tyndall and his friend, John Nc
Donald from the U. V. M. are spending
the holidays at the home of the former.
Miss Beulah Monteith of New York,
spent Christmas here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Monteith, at "The
Naples"
Mrs, Louisa NJ Hill is quite i'll, having
suffered partial stroke of paralysis.
Her advanced age, nearly 80, give her
friends cause for alarm.
Sterling Lodge 1. 0. O. F. elected these
officers last evening: Noble Grand, D. H.
Scribner;' Vice Grand, F. H. Strong Sec
retary, G. S. lockwood; Treasurer, H.
B. Lanpher
Gushing Nichols, whose death is noted
elsewhere, was probably the oldest man
in town. being 81 years old Simon Nav
is now the oldest living man, being in
his Seth year
The semi-annual Campbell reunion will
be held at Jesse Gilmores Saturday, Ian.
IA. The young people have prepared a
little entertainment for the evening, so
everyone come prepared to stay
G. II
Belware of Littleton, N H., formed a
matrimonial alliance at the Cong lmanse
last Wednesday evening. Rev. Henry
Lamb sealed the compact in a very felici-
tous manner.
Ferd. Gauthier, who went to the hos
pital a while ago for treatment, is now
at the home of relative in Burlington
and is very badly off with hardening of
the arteries and nervous prostration.
Miss Alma Gauthier and Peter St. John
and wife visited him Monday.
The friends of E. H. G-hrig. former
employe of this Office, will be pleased to
learn that he is recovering from a severe
attack of typhoid fever. He was in a
hospital at Battle Creek, Mich. ~ days
but has so far recovered as to be able to
go to his home at Milford, Penna
Christmas packages "galore" reached
here last week and the station agent and
his assistant were kept busy handing out
the parcels. Right here, let us suggest
that the restoration of the express deliv-
cry here would be greatly appreciated.
1t has got to come, even if the aid of the
Public Service Commission is invoked
The patrons of L. H. Moves, carrier on
Route No. /, remembered him with fine
rocking chair Christmas. This would in
dicate that Lucius" serves his const tu
ency well, and goes to show that his SER
vices are appreciated. 1t is decidedly
appropriate gift and no doubt will be
made good use of each day after that
twenty five mile drive has been finished.
And when at theclose ofthe day 'Lucius"
reclines in that easy chair he will fully
realize that there are some good people
III llC WOllN, Dul uOiiC DNllCi IMAM tuOSS
who live on K. F. d. 1.
Edward Shattuck of Morristown, aged
1S, and his associate, Charles Hawkins,
aged %, from the same town, became
possessed of a quantity liquor a while
ago and after indulging in copious
draughts, called on fair damsel, with a
third party, up at Albert Whitcomb's.
Now Albert and his wife were out of
town, but notwithstanding that the
young men made themselves decidedly
obnoxious. Uron his return. Albert hav-
ing been informed of the event entered
against Shattuck and Haw-
IIins and on Monday they were arraing-
ed before Justice w. D. Strong, who adj
Them upon the folly of their
ways yet meted out to them justice in
form, fining Shattuck S15.