News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-01-19
J. II. Atchinson went to Hardwick o.
business this morning.

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business this morning.
H. L. Bentley has sold his driving mare
to D. A. Gallup of North Wocott.
The condition of Mrs. A. c.. Davis, who
has been i'll for some time is not as favor
able
Mrs. Charles Muzzy went to johnson
Monday to assist in the care of Mrs. James
Hickey.
Mrs. w. o. Jeffords and daughter, Hill
da, are visiting the formers sister, Mrs.
w. j. Clark, in Enosburg Falls.
Reserved seats will be on sale for The
Old New Hampshire Home, at A. l..
Cheney's Thursday noon. Get your seat
early.
Miss Stella Taylor held the lucky cou-
pom "when the clock stopped" at Small's
last Saturday and received beautiful
china set free.
Mrs. Charles Fisher returned to her
home in Wolcott this morning, after
few days visit with her parents, MI. anol
Mrs. Fred Gilbert.
Howard Lyon anC Miss Frances Wien
man of Craftsbury were guests at the
home of the latter's mother, Mrs. G. P.
Fisher, in the south part of town Satur-
day and Sunday.
Smith Gates, father of E. w. Gates,
went to Wells River Monday to visit his
sister, Mrs. E. w. Smith, for few days.
He expects to leave Morrisvlle next
week for his home in Galesburg, III.
Several men have been laid off from
the Mould stone sheds the past week on
account of Il lack of stock. 1t is expect
ed that more stock will arrive this week
when the full force will be given work !
again.
Some large plate glass windows have
been placed in the front of the E. W. |
Gates store on Lower Main Street, the |
work being done by G. A. Spiller. Anoth-
er evidence of the progressiveness of the
popular firm.
A. E. Lawrence went to the Mary |
Fletcher hospital in Burlington last Fri
day for treatment. He underwent an
operation this morning at ten o'clock for
hernia and a message from the hospital
this afternoon stated that the operation
was successful.
Last evening at the regular meeting of
Lamoille Lodge, N. E. o. P, the officers
for the coming year were installed, Past
Warden T. B. Ellis acting as installing
officers. There was large attendance
and the business was followed by social
hour. Mrs. Fred Gilbert, T. B. Ellis and
Geo. l. A. Smith were elected represen-
5atives to the Grand Lodge.
At the public installation of Woodmen
1t the G.. A. r. hall tomorrow night,
5he committee wish it understood that
she ladies are invited. Following the in
,tallation, a talk on "Woodcraft'' will be
given by-A. o. Palmer of Burlington and
ibis will be followed by a social hour
Ind refreshments. Each member is ex-
oected to invite two friends.
Willie O'Niel, who is employed by NJ.
II. Boardman, received serious injury,
while working in the woods near c. 7.
MorrilPs farm last Friday. He was as
sisting in rolling some logs when his
cant-hook caught under log, the handle
striking him terrific blow on the side
Of his head, near the temple. The force
Of the blow broke the skin and nearly
him unconscious.
Considerable excitement was caused in
the Morristown Corners neighborhood
last Sunday afternoon, when neighbors
we're summoned to the home of Hugh
Savage by an alarm of fire. A bed in the
'itting-room was placed too near the
stove, when the bed cloths caught from
the stOve-pipe. Water and snow were
used to extinguish the flames. which were
put out, with the loss of only the bedding.
The bedstead was saved.