News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-11-23
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A"""hSSFiHp H&ln S at Woods
Remember the village meeting next
Monday night
he l.. c. A. teachers are spending the
thanksgiving vacation at their homes.
+, {. Williams, savings bank examiner
was IN town to-day on official business.
Mrs Eclecta Fairbanks has been called
to Fairfax by the death of Mrs. Lawton
her niece.
Mrs. Geo, White of Montpelier was in
town a short time Monday; came nm in
automobile.
The usual Thanksgiving dinner will be
served at the Phoenix tomorrow. Price
fifty cents each.
Miss Grace Harding of the U. V. NJ, is
spending few days here with her broth
er, Prof Harding.
MIR. and Mrs. P. S. Gordon of Cornish
Flat, N. H., are visiting their daughter.
Mrs. c. H. Stygles
Misses Norma and Selma Strong are
spending the Thanksgiving recess with
friends at Woodsville, N. H.
Miss Hunt, ap L. c. A. teacher, was
called to Fairfax yesterday by the death
OF her aunt, Mrs Geo. Lawton.
Mrs, Blanche Blake is enjoying a weeks
vacation, spending the time with relatives
and friends at Cady's Falls and Eden.
Tomorrow being Thanksgiving the
post-Qffice will be closed from II to 4
o'clock. The R. F. Ds. will not make
their trip.
The banks will be closed tomorrow,
Ofcourse this doesn make any difference
to us, but some of our readers might like
to know this fact.
A. H. Townsend, advertising manager
of the Burlington Daily News spent Sun,
day with his sister, Mrs. Nette E. Emer.
son, and her family.
VIM. Bean, secretary to Senator Page,
went to his home at Newport yesterday.
He will leave shortly for Washington to
take up his winters work there.
Leo Allen completed work on the new
buildings last Saturday and leaves soon
for Cornell University, where he takes up
course of study in the agricultural col~
lege there.
When driving into the village Monday
afternoon Chester Holbrook's horse was
taken sick with indigestion. The animal
was put into the livery barn, but in spite
of the best of treatment, died that night
1t was good horse and is quite loss to
Mr. Holbrook.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. F.
B. Noble on Friday afternoon next at two
o'clock for the purpose Of taking up the
thread where left off at the last meeting.
There is a little more sewing to be done
to complete the work now under way.
Full attendance desired.
Lyman Minor has added pair
mules to his farming outfit They are
good ones. While it is true that he and
ais neighbor, Boyes, each now own mules
t is not to be inferred that there will be
some kicking down on Creamery Ave;
1ot so, that locality is made up of kind
and peaceable citizens and those mules
are likewise.
A goodly number were present at the
meeting of the Home Culture
Club, which met with Mrs. Lillian Noyes
IN Monday evening. The roll-call was
to with "favorite recipes"
after which Miss Sara Chaplin read an
interesting paper on General History of
Texas" and Mrs. Grace Stevens on the
of Industries" Altogether
he meeting was an instructive and in-,
eresting one. The next meeting will be
social, Dec. 5th, at the home of Mrs. Julia
)eNio.
A fve.year-o colt, belonging to Geo,
Blake, was taken to Putnam's black
mith shop yesterday morning to be
hod While hitched there the animal be-
ame frightened when the machinery was
tarted, and reared, putting its left fore
oot through theupper sash of a window,
utting acouple of arteries near the ankle.
The wound bled profusely anditt took the
ombined efforts of both veterinary
Wakefield and DR.. Stevens to stop the
low of blood and that not until after
bleeding a long time. 1t is thought how
yer the horse will experience no serious
esultS therefrom.