News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-11-02

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jo'
Washer last Friday. Abbie Morgan il
is caring for the mother and child.
Miss Madeline McCuin spent the weeks
vacation of the Normal School with Miss
Simonds at her home in Mortified.
Elmer Balch and Morris Hill wired
Mrs. Elizabeth Powell's house at Jeffer
sonville for electric lights last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Degaine and child of
Magog, Quebec are visiting the latter's
parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. Lewis Marcy.
Miss Marion Mcfarland entertained
several of her girl friends Wednesday,
Oct 26, in honor of her sixteenth birth
day.
Principal Fl. j. Fuller and family re-
turned to Brandon Monday, after visiting
Mr.. Fuller's parents, Rev. and Mrs j. K.
! Fuller.
The Club Social Tea will be held Mon
day, p. m. Nov. 18th, Hostesses, Mrs.
Persis L. Mcfarland and Miss Florence
L. Douglass.
On account of feeble health Peter Lam
BERT who has teamed for forty years,
has sold his horse, wagons and sleds to
Harry Baker.
DR.. E. G. Twitchell, Dr.. Harry Loudon,
and Mr.. Hines OF Burlington are in camp
with DR.. E. II. Scott and II. w. Scott, to
enjoy the deer season.
Miss Ruby Parker attended the Pente-
costal revival meetings which were being
held by Rev. l.. N. Fogg at Morrisville
and served as organist.
r. A. Jackson moved last week from
E. E. Holmes formerly known as the
Scott house on Main ST. to Dr.. E. II.
Scott's farm in Cambridge.
The time of the Epworth League meet
ing has been changed from four p. IN. to
six p. m. on Sunday. 1t is hoped there
will be larger attendance.
The attendance at the NJ. E. Sunday
School Oct. 30th, was s. with a collection
of $l.73. At the Cong'l Sunday School
attendance II, collection S16S.
Miss Edith Leslie and friend, Miss Bar
mum were at Miss Leslie's home on their
return to Hardwick after attending the
Teachers Convention at Burlington.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
serve an oyster supper in the dining room
at the church, Thursday evening, Nov.
10th, from 5 80 till s o'clock. Price 25c.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Cong'l Church gave the pastor Rev. j. K
Fuller and family a reception at the yes
try and parlor of the Church Friday
evening.
The remains of Mrs. Orange Buck have
been removed from Lamoile View Gene
terry to st. Adams for burial beside her
husband, who was buried there last
Wednesday,
The Normal, High School and Grades
reopen Tuesday after the recess for the |
teachers to attend the Teachers Conven-
ton at Burlington. The High School will |
open in the new building.
Abram Goozey died. Wednesday, Oct. |
18th, at Keene, n. H. His wife was Julia |
Fay. Mrs. Joseph Fay, her mother, has
gone to Keene, to attend the funeral. |
Mr.. Fay was unable to attend.
The regular meeting of the S. of V. |
Auxiliary will be held next Tuesday |
evening, Nov. Sth. A full attendance is
desired so as to drill on the ritual work, |
as inspection comes at the next meeting. |
Nov. 22nd
The next meeting of the Dread Literary |
Club will be held on Thursday evening.
Nov. 3rd. The subject: The Eve of the
French Revolution; 1.Work of the Parlias
ments; 2. Influence of Voltaire. Rous.
seau, and Montesquieu; 8. Louis XVrs |
Controller Generals.