News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-05-04

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win and wife and G. H. Smile and wife
of Montpelier were guests Sunday at
The Randall
Miss Brenda Harris, who has been
spending several months in Boston,
where she has been studying voice cul-
ture, will arrive home to morrow for
the summer.
Judge George M. Powers, who is at
tending Court in Montpelier was at
home over Sunday. He was accompa-
MED back to Montpelier by his son, H or
ace, last Monday.
Rev W. T. Best will return the latter
part of the week from business trip to
Remsen and other points in New York
and will occupy his pulpit at the Metho-
dist church again next Sunday
William Sanborn, who works for A.
Jacobs in the west part of town, comes
=, to the front as stone picker, having
picked over four acres of land, in -
hours, getting sixteen large wagon loads.
Geo. E. Towne was in Albany a few
DAYS since, where he purchassdspy Jcr.
sey hefers and Jersey bull from the
Henry Hayden herd. They are thorough
breds and will make valuable addition
| to his famous herd.
Rev. and Mrs P. A Smith of Groton,
are spending several days this week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs II. Waite
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have large circle
of Morrisville friends, who will always
give them hearty welcome.
Mrs. c. B. Kramer was in Burlington
last Thursday to attend the funeral of
her cousin, Mrs. c. E. Peck The de-
ceased will be remembered by many here
as Miss Carrie Blossom, who was
schoolmate of Mrs. Kramer at Peoples
Academy.
| Homer Smith traded the Burke farm
on the Wolcott road last Saturday with
Wilmer Warren for the "Calland-See"
farm on Laporte road. The exchange
will be made at once, B. c. Hoyt having
rented the Foss house on Main street,
recently occupied by Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Moore expect to
leave Saturday for Kansas, in which
state they expect to locate. Monday
afternoon Mrs. Thos. c. Cheney enter
tanned eight lady friends in honor of Mrs
Moore. The event was a most en-
joyable one, the ladies remaining to tea
Mrs T. E. Foster, who has been spend
ing the winter with Mr. Foster in Law
renee, Mass, came Tuesday evening, to
pack their household goods, as they have
decided to reside in Lawrence perma-
nently. Mrs. Deatte Woodward who is
occupying the rooms, will move her house
hold goods there as soon as the Fosters
vaeate.
At the annual meeting of Tucker Chap
ter, K. A. NJ, last Friday evening the
following officers were elected:-E. H.
Priest, Thos. c. Cheney; King, Willis H.
Terrill: Scribe, Andrew c. Sulham; Treas,
Geo. w. Clark; Sec'y, Alton w. Stone;
Capt. Of Host, Claiming B. Greene; Prin.
Sojourner, Fred c. Marshall; r. A. Capt.
A. N. Camp; Master Sd Veil, c. L. Gates;
Master I'd VEIL Ariel NJ. Adams; Master
1st Veil. c. H. Raymore; Chaplain, Rev.
Otto S. Raspe. The installation will
occur on the evening of May 13.
Indications point to several new auto
mobile owners in Morrisville this season
Among those who will have new ma
chimes, not previously mentioned, are
E. H. VanCor and A. l.. Cheney. who
have purchased Ford cars of the latest
make, which will arrive soon. They are
five passenger cars Mr.. Vancor has the
agency in this vicinity for the Ford ma
chine. The Morrisville Foundry Com
pany is completing a large addition to
their garage to accommodate their increas.
ing business. The building is 24x4S feet.
with cement floor and fully equipped
for ths repairing of machines.