News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1911-04-19
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Mrs. Sylvia Poore of Barre is visitin
friends here.
Mrs. S. H. Warren is ill, threatene'
with pneumonia.
Mrs. Herbert Pratt who has been ser
iously i'll is better
Mrs. o. F. Gerry has been visiting he
daughter in Barre.
Edwin Hall and wife of Williamstowi
are stopping in town.
J. e. Miles of Burlington was business
visitor here, Tuesday.
Lawrence Bigelow returned to Middle
bury college Monday.
A. B. Thompson was in Middlebury
several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Luce spent Easter
with Burlington relatives.
Mrs. Jessie Marshall of st. Adams has
been visiting her parents here.
Mrs. Herbert Pratt, who has been crit
ically i'll, is more comfortable.
Mrs. A lima Smith is i'll at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. HI. e. Jenney.
The Methodist Ladies Aid society will
serve dinner at the church April 26.
G. M. Watts attended the Methodist
conference in Waterbury Thursday.
W. F. Harris is finishing up the second
story of his dwelling as a tenement.
&C. J. Leach of Hardwick visited his
sister, Mrs. Potter Warren, last week.
Mrs. Henry Mcmahon is able to be out
after four weeks illness with the grip.
The recently elected officers of Mystic
Lodge were installed Tuesday evening.
At Unity Church April % the subject
of the sermon will be "a Faithful Faith"
Golden Montgomery, who is employed
in Roxbury, was at home over Sunday.
Maple sugar stock doomed last week,
many makers securing two pounds to the
tree.
o. E. Luce is building a veranda and
otherwise improving his Main Street res
idence.
Rev. Father Doheny of Waterbury Gel
ebrated mass in Banquet Hall Sunday
morning.
a visit to her broeher, Lieut. H. o. Smith,
in Boston.
Healey johnson of Moscow died Mon
day night after short illness with bron-
ichial pneumonia.
Carroll Adams of Tufts College is
spending few days with his parents at
the lower village.
S. G. Spaulding was called to North
Lawrence, N. Y, Saturday to attend tho
uneral of his sister.
F. E. Grahame of Montpelier was in
town portion of last week, looking after
his lumber interests.
Twins were born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. |
Muzzey last week, one of them boy, |
dying soon after birth.
The Rev. A. G. Cornwell will preach at |
the Congregational Church next Sunday |
on, Jesus in incognito."
Prof. Votey of the u V. NJ. lActured
upon the Ideal Home at the Congrega-
tional Church Wednesday evening.
Milo Riddall and John Whittemore of
Burlington were in town Friday to attend
a directors meeting of the Lake Mansfield
Trout Club.
Administrator l.. L. Harris will sell
the Lucinda M. Luce farm at auction
afternoon, April 20, in front of
9. 4. and F. o. Burt's barn.
H. j. Edmurds, optometrist and watch
maker of Morrisville will be at the Green
Mountain Inn Wednesday, April 26, to
i'll all appointments. Call and see him.
Rev. J. Q. Angel, who has very accep-
ably filed the Methodist pastorate here
or the past seven years, goes to Williams
own. He is succeeded by Rev. W. L.
Roberts.
Among those attending the Vermont
Methodist Conference last weak were |
rev. j. @. Angel and Mrs. Angel, Mrs
|, FL. Slayton and Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. {
'arrows.
Albert Williams of Heptner, Ore, and
frs. Lizzie Russell of Stowe were mar
led April Is by the Rev. A. G. Cornwell !
fr. and Mrs. Williams will remain in G
towe for the present.
The village trustees have contracted
nth the Western Electric Company for :
he poles, hardware, wire, etc., to be
sed in installing the new electric light /
,g system. Work will be begun about
une 1.
The names of Walter K. Bigelow and
rim P. Hayes were added to the list of v
,ldiers' names on the marble slabs in |
Temorial Hall last week, the work being
eatly done by F. M. Ober of Morrisville, 7
no was business visitor in town the
tier part of the week. r
A large crowd saw S. Fl. S. defeat =
copies Academy at basket ball Satur- d
W evening, 16 to 8. As this was the N