News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1912-12-04

Rev. W. E. Baker is spending a few
days in Montreal.
r. c. Wallace was business visitor ir
Hardwick Friday.
The Thanksgiving dinner, just like al
dinners at the Railroad Restaurant, was
a splendid feast.
The dam, recently built by DR.. Slayton
at the mouth of the Rider brook, col.
lapsed the other day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Reed and son, Earle,
of Swanton were guests Thursday ofMr.
and Mrs. James Reed
B. F. Brown and sister, Mrs. Kate
Kenfeld, OF Fitchburg, Mass, were re-
cent guests of friends in town.
H. A. Johnson of Burlington was a
guest Saturday and Sunday at the home
of his aunt, Mrs. !. A. Robinson.
D. st. Louis, who has been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. St. Louis,
returned to st. Johnsbury Saturday.
A large number of Grangers in town
today-it being Pomona day. Dinner
and supper was served at the M. E.
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Wattrous, who
have been visiting relatives in town,
leave tomorrow morning for their home
in Middlefeld, Conn,
Mrs. G. P. Mills and daughter, Jennie,
of Littleton, N. H., visited her sisterin-
law. Mrs. NJ D. Carton, and niece, Miss
Florence, at the David Wood farm over
Thanksgiving.
A meeting of the Progressive" Town
Committees of this county will be held
at The Randall Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock. 1t is expected that c. H. Thomp-
son of the National Committee will lie
present. All invited,
Mrs. Eliza Strong has sold her farm on
Morristown Plains to three parties, one
lot to w. w. Peck; the sugar place to
Geo. Story and the buildings and land
to E. E. Silloway; possession
to be given April 6. Consideration $4,000.
Those Knights Templars who came up
from Stowe last Thursday night to at
tend conclave put their auto in the shed
at the garage and neglected to cover it
up and as a consequence the radiator
froze up. Garlic Gle came to the rescue
and ran his machine down to Stowe
about 2 a. m.
Haye a care how you shovel snow off
of your roof in the dead of the night. A
recent movement of this kind near Jew
elry store was sufficient to create a bit of
excitement in the way of routing out a
deputy sheriff and a posse of citizens.
Imagine their chagrin when the facts
were learned
J. H. Warren recently exchanged his in
.erest in the Randall livery business with
A. c. Bedell for the ]. H. Gray farm in
IVde Park and Mr.. Bedell will conduct |
he business in partnership with F. O. |
4unt. Mr. Warren has since traded with |
Everett Aler the Gray farm for the Har-
'ison George house on Summer street:
given Immediately.
The December meeting of the Universal
ist Mission Circle will be held at the
lome of Mrs. Elizabeth Barrows on
Brooklyn street Friday afternoon of this
week at 80 o'clock. Roll call will be
to by quotations concerning
Love-" current-religious events will be
discussed, and there will be reading by
1rs. Mary Austin. Reports OF commit
ees will be given and officers chosen for
he ensuing year. The annual meeting
as ALWAYS been one of the most interest
ng of the year, and this is to be no ex
option. Mrs: Barrows hopes to greet
lot only all the members of the Circle,
ut many other ladies who are interested
1 the work the Circle is doing.