News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1911-04-26
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Morristown.
Fred Dubray of Newport is spending
few days in town.
Several from here purchased land in
Florida through Mr.. Weston.
Miss Marion Cornell of Jacksonville
has been a recent visitor in town.
Raleigh Jacques of Jeffersonville visit
ed his sister, Mrs. Ralph Hebb last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell Balch of HardwicR
are visiting the latter's sister, Mrs. j. r.
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mills are visiting
the formers father, A. |. Mills, at North
Hyde Park.
Charles Whiting has moved from the
Albert Lambert tenement to the Leroy
Scribuer house on School street.
Mrs. VIM. Laporte has returned from
Burlington, where she went with Mrs.
Boyles, and reports Mr.. Boyles more
comfortable.
The Baptist society have voted to close
the church for the present, and will wor-
ship with the different churches until it
seems wise to call another pastor.
Mrs. Matte Whitney Baker has return
ed home from Everett, Mass, where she
has passed the winter with her daughter,
May. who teaches in Boston.
Henry Rustedt. former High School
principal, was recent guest at Everett
E. Wells on his way back to Harvard
Latin School from his home in Richford.
Jerry Barlow has bought the Rober'
Field place formerly the Glen house, own
ed by b. S. Fullington on the Hyde Park
road and will take possession this week.
The programs for the 18th, annual con-
vention of the County W. c. T. u, to be
held here May 4th and 9Th, are just out.
The Worlds White Ribbon Missionary,
Miss Flora Strout also, Mrs. Davidson,
the State President, are expected to be
present.
Waterman Lodge, No S3. F. & A. M,
held their regular meeting Thursday
evening, April 10, at which time the an
nual election of officers was made as fol-
lows: W. M, B. d. Smalley; s. H., I'D.
Odell; J.W., S J. D avis; Treas, G. N.
harrington; Sec., H. NJ. Maxfield; S. D.,
Archie Stearns; j. D., P. w. Saxby;
S. S., Howard Scott; j. s., Ray Barrows;
Chaplain, l. L.. Pearl; Marshall, j. j.
Hickey; Tyler, VIM. McLenathau: FL
nance Com, c. A. Riddle, r. Fl. Royce;
P. S. Hebb.
The annual business meeting of the
Dread Club was held at the Library last
Thursday evening The following Of
ficers were elected Pres, Mrs. Ella
Waters: Vice-Pres., Mrs. Viola Stearns;
Sec., Mrs. Persis McFarland; Treas, Mrs
Hattie Pearl; Executive Committee, Mrs.
Ella Waters; Pres, Mrs. Viola Stearns;
Vice-Pres., Mrs. Persis Mcfarland, Sec,
Mrs. Hattie Pearl; Treas, Mrs Ida Jone,
Mrs. Clara harrington. Mrs. Hayford.
Besides paying the running expenses of
the Library, $3.50 has been paid on the
Library building debt the last year, leay-
ing 1925 the present Indebtedness.
Last week the Senior Class of the High |
School gave party to the three lower |
classes. 1t was in form of "A "trip to |
Washington" SouveniOr programs in |
the form of tiny dress suit cases were |
given to eaclI one. The idea of the even
ing was carried out by games etc. AT
Washington, President Taft held "A recip-
ton in hono> OF the occasion at the close
of which refreshments of fruit, punch aud
waters were served. President Taft adj
dressed the assembled guests in bis
manner, after which Presi-
dent Hunt read the last will and tesla
ment of the Senior Class, the chief of the
requests being beautiful silver punch
ladle properly engraved -. Ii. s., Glass
of 1911"