News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-10-05
W. E. Tracy is attending supreme court

this week.
DR.. Walter Heath has returned to Park
er, Colorado.
Miss Griges of Barre visited Mrs. J. G
Richards last week.
Harlem G. Dixie has entered the U. V
NJ tor his first year.
A lynx or catamount has been seen neal
the farm of Chas. Paeh.
Mrs. e. c. Wells of Waterville visited
Mrs. M. A. Buck last week.
Mrs. Jacob Tatro of Enosburg Falls Is
visiting her son, L. L. Tatro.
Ernest Mills has rented the tenement
over Royce ~ Smalley's store.
A. A. Pike of Stowe was in town last
Wednesday to deed the Clark home.
d. A. Barrows' brother. A. Nj. Barrows
from Trenton N. j., is visiting him.
Mrs. Amy Hazen Farmer of East Burke
visited Mrs. w. F. Sinclair last week.
Mrs. Willamt Hebb of Jeffersonville
visited at Smith Hebb's last Saturday.
S. G. Hill was called to Fairfield this
week to attend the funeral of cousin.
The public Library will be open for
the distribution of books on Saturday.
Principal Allen, G. p. Jones and Prof.
Wilcox visited Mount Mansfield on Mon
day.
Miss jamie K. Holmes attended the
Christian Endeavor Convention at Barton
this week.
Mrs. Anna Pearl has returned from
visit in Hardwick and points in New
Hampshire.
The ball game at Bakersfield Monday
afternoon was won by the j. Ii. S. team.
Score to 0.
Mr. jackson is moving from the E. E.
Holmes house on Main ST. to DR.. II. E.
SCOTS farm in Cambridge.
Mrs. Ashton, State Federation Club
president, is in town and will attend the
meeting next Thursday night.
Miss Bessie L. Sanford of Shelburne
Falls, Mass, is the new critic teacher in
the grammar room and grades.
Mrs. Endora F. Atwood is moving this
week from Jacksonville into Mrs. Nor
gan's tenement on r. r. street.
The M. E. Chm CHI is to be cleaned on
Thursday of this week. 1t is hoped that
some man will respond to help.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whiting Baker
sailed from Liverpool, England Saturday,
Oct. LIST, for their home in Mentclair,
N. j.
r. 0. MuGgett & Co., of Essex Junction
is putting in the plumbing at the new
school building. Both wings are to be
heated by steam.
The attendance at the NJ. E. Sunday
School Oct, 2, was 9S with a collection
of SITS. At the Cong'l School atten-
dance 95, collection $l.40.
Lester Corkins stove agent from Nor
risville, is seriously i'll at F. w. Leslie's,
suffering from injuries received from a
horse kicking him. Mrs. Corkins is with
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cunningham will |
occupy the house of Mrs. Matte w. Bak- |
er this winter. Mrs. Baker will leave soon |
for Boston to spend the winter with her /
daughter, May Baker.
Rev. E. G. French of Lyndonvlle was
welcomed in town last week.
He arrived Wednesday night to attend the
sunday School Convention and gave the
closing address Thursday He reports
Mrs. French as improving slowly.
The Baraca Glass of the M. E. Church
net last Tuesday evening at the home of
heir president L. c. Cook, for business
Meeting. 1t was decided to give social
Oct Is to the other organized classes and
or large number of especially invited
quests.
Next Sunday, Oct, 9, the Baptist Sun
lay School will observe Rally Day. The
school will enjoy trip special excursion,
A trip to sea-" arranged and conducted
y the pastor, Rev. A. NJ. Watts. A full
tendance is desired. Come and enjoy
he trip.
G. Brigham Co., of Boston have leased
ur creamery for two years. The cream
ry has formerly been under the control
fthe Lyndonville Creamery associations.
[. III. Scott will have charge under the
ew manage ment also the Cambridge
JUNCTION Creamery where he has been
mployed for some time.
The Ladies' Dread Literary Club will
old their first meeting of the year, at the
library building. The subject of study
or 1910 to 1911 is "Modern European His
Dry from the time of Louis XIV" The
nbject for the first meeting on Tuesday i
vening, Oct, 9th, is the "Rise of Russia I
nd Prussia" from the beginnings of Rus :
ia to the work of Frederick the Great.
SHE HAS LEFT ME
Whereas NV wife Minnie C. Patch has left NV