News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-10-05
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N. H., to clerk in a store.
Lemuel Grow is taking his annual tri
to New York and will visit his cousins.
Mics Ethel Miller has returned to Bun
lington after visiting Mrs. j. e. Foster.
Mrs. Tracy of East Berkshire, formerly
X tie Hope, is visiting Mrs, Albert Lam
bert.
Mrs. Bliss is seriously i'll at Hotel John
son. Her husband is here from Hard
wick.
TAYLOR Mead has resumed work in A
j. Saleeby's store, after two weeks va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon of Maple Lawn farm
ar enUeltanlng Prof. Macarthur from New
Jersey.
Mrs Geo. Brush and Miss Ethel Brush
of Stowe visited at Sanford Keniield's
last week.
Florence Barrows entertained six or
her little friends last Friday in honor OF
her sixth birthday.
Master Harold Holcomb entertained
six of his little friends last Tuesday in
honor of his fourth birthday.
Harley Sweet has rented the Stearns
e harrington tenement on Stearns'
street, vacated by G. c. Soule.
Bert Scribner moved last week from
East johnson to Sanford Kenfield's up
stairs tenement on Railroad street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asia Highland from
Graniteville visited the latter's sister,
Mrs. Anthoney McGinnes, recently.
Mrs. Frank Marshall returned from
Maine last Friday night, where she has
had employment for several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Minott, Maude
Kenfield and Mrs. Anna Pearl left on
the excursion for Boston this morning.
A large limb was broken from beau
tiful maple tree in front Of l.. E. Tatro's
residence by the wind Saturday night.
Mrs. Jane Davis has moved from rooms
in Nellie Hunts tenement to the home
of Elbridge Wood in North Hyde Park.
Dea. Ii. M. Maxfeld has been elected
delegate to the council TO ordain Rev
r. III. Trill at Jeffersonville next Thurs
day.
A. A. Nolan has been in the employ OF
Riddle Bros. twenty-five years last FRI
day and continues with them-a fine
recommend.
Dea. c. P. Jones and Morris Hill were
elected delegates to the State Sunday
School Convention to be held in Rutland
next week.
Edward Walker had the misfortune,
while splitting wood, to receive scalp
wound, caused by his axe slipping and
striking his head.
Rev. A. M. Watts and Miss Alice Beech
er attended the Vermont Baptist State
Convention at Middlebury as delegates
from the johnson Church.
D. A. Barrows and Miss Flora McCuin
went by auto to Orleans the first of the
week and Mrs. Stevens and Margaret
Barrows returned home with them.
A new pulpit set, hymn board and pull
pit lamp have been placed in the M. E.
church. The hymn board is gift from
the yoke Bearers Bible class.
The Knights of Ply thias attended ser
vice in body at the M. E. Church last |
Sunday morning. Rev.I. Ranney, preach |
ed a very interesting and helpful sermon |
before them.
At the last regular meeting of the Sons /
of Veterans their secretary was instruct
ed to write letter of sympathy to the
Camp. whose hall was SO re-
Gently burned.
Lamoille County Sunday School con-
vention last Thursday was attended by
1S9 delegates, six pastors and eight SUI
perintendents were present and the pro-
gram was fully carried out.
Mrs. G. Ell. browne and two children
left Tuesday of this week for their home
In Wallingford Mrs. browne has spent
the summer here with her husbands par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. browne.
The Grammar and graded departments
Of one school opened October 4th. The
High school is being held in the Opera
House for few days on account of the
new building not being completed.
The next regular meeting of the Daugh-
5ers of Liberty will occur Thursday even
ng, Oct. 10, at 1880. Every member is
requested to be present, as business of
Importance is to come before the council.
Miss Ellen Holstrom, who has passed
'he summer at Mrs. M. W. Bakers return
% Monteclair, N. j., Wednesday last to
open up the house for Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Baker on their return home from Eng
and.
Mrs. Florila Holmes and Mrs. Rebecca
Hill attended the convention of the YER
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