News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1911-12-20
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II. >. DOW OF dardWlck was III uoWi
Monday on business.
State Auditor Graham of Craftsbury
was in town last Saturday. -
Rev. Henry Lamb is spending few
days in Rutland and Addison counties.
The services at the Cong'l church mex
Sunday will be appropriate to Christmas
Natl Bank Examiner, f. Smith of st
Adams, was in town last Friday on oficia
business.
Miss Susie Currier of Littleton, N. H..
spent several days here recently with hel
cousin, Mrs. Lee Elliott
Owing to the absence of the pastor
there will be no Thursday evening meet
ing at the Cong'l church this week.
An up-to-date steam heating apparatus
has just been put in the home of Il. u
Sherwin, II. A. Leland of Waterbury do
ing the job
\ Mrs. j. F. Kelley returned to her home
in Richford Monday after spending sey.
eral DAYS with relatives and friends in
this place.
G.. HI. Bell of Enosburg Falls was in
town Monday loading his second car OF
potatoes bought here. He paid so cts.
per bushel. The tubers go to Bur.
lington.
The village schools closed yesterday
for the holiday vacation. Business will
be resumed Tuesday, Jan. ID. The
teachers have gone to their homes for
their vacation.
N. G.. Wood. s. B. Waite and l.. FL.
Lewis attended the meeting of the Civic
Club at Stowe last Thurs. evening. OF
course they were we'll repaid for the trip.
The Civic Club, as well as Stowe people
generally know how to entertain visitors.
The first supper of the season was that
given by the Ladies' Aid at the Cong'l
church last Friday evening. 1t was a
hash supper and was largely patronized.
The supper was fine and we'll served by a
bevy of handsome young ladies.
The roller skating business, which it
thought was long ago "a thing Of
the past" has been revived and appears
to be as popular as ever" This pas
time is enjoyed every Monday evening
at this place.
Remember the Christmas exercises this
year are at the town hall and will COM
mence at Z 80 O'Clock. This notice to the
public Wipe your feet as you enter and
do not expectorate on the floor if you
expect to rate as gentlemen.
G. A. Webster of the Webster Lumber
Co. of Swanton, which supplied most of
the fine lumber used in several OF the
new buildings here, was in town last
Saturday, for the first time. He spoke
very highly of our pretty village and its
fine new buildings.
A splendid game of basket ball was
that played here last Friday evening be-
tween the Hard wick Academy and the l..
C. A. The Hardwick players came down
with great expectations, but found
.'foe worthy of their steel'' aud were
done up to the tune of 25 to II, much to
the delight of the home team and their
friends. Those who know say that the
l.. G. A. is a strong team this season.
They 60 to Stowe Friday night, where
they tackle the Stowe High School.
Raymond Ladoo, of Leominster, Mass,
who visited here last summer, is
sophomore in Harvard college. The Har-
ward Athletic Association wanted new
song for the Harvard-Yale foot ball game
and out of the thirty pieces submitted
they picked out five and from that num-
Der took one composed by young Ladoc,
with music arranged by his roommate
and the same was sung by 500 students
in the cheering section at the recent
big Harvard-Yale game. The boys fa-
Their is somewhat proud of this, and well
he may be, as the lad is less thantwenty
and is making good at college.