News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1911-08-09
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tied at Mrs. Frank Kneeland's last week
| ]. c. Crocker has had lightning rod
placed upon his barns by c. F. Smith O
Morrisville,
Several from here attended johnson
grange last Thursday evening and re
port a very pleasant time. n
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Wedge and l.. B
Bailey and mother attended the picnic
at Caspian Lake Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wedge and sor
returned Friday night from an automo
bile trip OF week in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Griswold and Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Jones of Morrisville Wis
| tied at Alvah Jones last Sunday.
Mrs. Aleck Lang and Mrs. Walter War
rem of Stowe visited their parents, MIR.
| and Mrs. Nathan Leach, last week.
DR.. Foster and Mr.. Parker of Water
bury were entertained by G. B. Allen
Wednesday night, following Pomona
grange.
Special attention is called to the offer
ing for the American Board of Foreign
Missions next Sunday at the Congrega-
tional church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gray have accepted
position in a boys school at Lawrence,
Mass, and expect to leave about the
Goth Of August.
Mrs. Minnie Vosburgh and daughter,
Crystal, from Worcester, Mass, arrived
at her fathers, Sewel Newton, Wednes-
day evening for visit 3ye- ID
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Hazard took an
auto trip to Woodbury. last Sunday to
call on Miss Price, a former pastor of the
Congregational church here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Howard and son,
Ray Howard, from Milford, Mass, and
Miss Pauline Moore from Fitchburgh.
Mass, visited at D. S. McAllister's the
first of the week.
Mrs. Dana Thomas of Morrisville and
Mrs. Ralph Marsh of Wallingford, Conn,
were in the place Saturday and Sunday
calling on relatives. Mrs. Marsh will be
remembered by many as Miss Agnes
Warren who used to be a frequent visitor
here in her childhood days.
The Knights of the Goth Century and
Kings Daughters met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hazelton Monday
evening for one of the pleasant social
evenings. After the business meeting a
short literary program was rendered.
Refreshments of ice cream and cake were
served and good time enjoyed by all '''''
There will be a picnic next Saturday in
the grove near Charles Kneeland' S house,
under the direction of the D. of L. The
lodge at Johnson unites with the one
here in giving it. There is general ine,
yitation extended to all to come and have
a good time The Mechanics and all pa.
triotc orders are especially invited to
come.
GRANGE NOTES -
Harmony Pomona Grange was enter
tanned here by Gihon Valley Grange last
Wednesday at Valley Hall. Although
there wefe many attractions in nearby
towns to draw the people, the Changers
were very loyal and there was very
good attendance. Johnson, Cambridge
and Morrisville Oranges were best repre-
sented and several from Waterbury were
present. The forenoon was spent in a
business meeting and fifteen people re-
ceived the 5tk degree obligation. At
noon dinner was served in the dining
room to the visitors, following which a
most excellent program was carried out
in the hand of the Lecturer. Mrs. Parker
Of Morrisville. The Johnson Grange ex-
tended an invitation to Harmony Pomo-
ma to meet with them in October, which
was accepted.
There was large attendance at the
Grange meeting Saturday evening. After
the regular business meeting the meeting
was public and a good many attended
The first OF the program was the same as
in the paper and the last halt
was furnished by Prof Hadley and his
troupe of colored performers. The troupe
arrived on the train just in time for the
show and departed Immediately follow
ing. The costumes and hats worn by
this troupe should receive especial men
ton as the most of the dresses were de-
signed and made just for this occasion,
and the hats were made by the Professor
and were fashioned in such a
manner that would make a professional
milliner turn green with envy. The pro-
gram was as follows Song, what are
You Going to Do, Dear?" Rollie Croker
and chorus; song, Doris Kneeland song
Honey o." Menta Smith, song, miss
5urges of Jamaicoy," Louie Gray. In
between these songs jokes and Rotations
we're interspersed. Then came the fol- |
owing specialties. Song by NJ. A. Had |
ey dressed as an old darby, song by i