News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-05-28

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Mrs. Maud Heath is spending few
days with Jacksonville friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. o. Eddy of Sheldon
spent Sunday with relatives here.
The ladies of the Congregations
Church cleaned the building Friday.
Isidore Morrow has moved into the Ira
Chamberlain house on West Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Kingsbury of Mont.
pelier were visitors in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Culver have been
visiting their daughter in Essex juno.
ton.
Sheriff Town and States Attorney
Maurice transacted legal business here
Tuesday.
Mrs. Herbert Cleveland :has returned
from the Fanny Allen hospital and is
doing well.
Mrs. w. A. Aldrch has been called to
Burke by the serious illness of her father
Charles Lee.
Miss Frances Smith has gone to John
son, N. H., where she has employment
for the summer.
Arthur Houston is expected home this
week from the Pacific coast, where he
spent the winter.
A. E. Douglass expects to return to his
work as buttermaker in the Mt. Mansfield
creamery next week.
A heavy hail and thunder storm passed
over Brownsville Sunday afternoon. L. is
feared an injury to the fruit may result.
Will Warren was in Burlington Sunday
to visit his wife at the Mary Fletcher
Hospital. Mrs. Warren is making gooc
recovery.
Mr.. Aldrich and daughter, Miss Louise,
the funeral of the formers
cousin, Henry Foster, in Waterbury Cen
ter Saturday.
Mrs. Frank F. Cooley who has been ill
from a nervous trouble for some time,
was taken Saturday to the State hospital
for treatment.
The Mt. Mansfield creamery is making
over six tons of butter week at present
in addition to shipping large amount
of sweet cream.
S. J. Dana returned Monday from a
fishing trip to Shelburne Pond, bringing
back with him about fifty pounds of
pickerel and perch.
G. G. Graves of Waterbury will speak
to the Civic Club this evening upon Ode
Vastotion and Insurance." a topic with
which he is thoroughly familiar.
The annual meeting of the Mt. Mans
field Electric Railroad held on Tuesday
was adjourned to Nov. %, on account of
The inability of out of town stockholders
10 be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Perry have return-
I'd to Southport Conn, Thier parents, Mr..
md Mrs. G. o. Jellif, are expected at
heir farm on Stove hill about June |
OK tlc SUN lueI.
johnson defeated S. II, S. in a weird
game Monday afternoon 10 to 5. The
'corekeeper lost track of The innings
played and only physical exhaustion ter
minated the contest.
A luna or moon moth, found by the
pupils of Miss Dora Cleveland of the Luce
lill school, is on exhibition at the public
'eading room. Although an imperfect
specimen it is of much interest as it is
seldom seen. 4
E. n. Bailey was in Barre last week
md purchased a seond hand Buffum
automobile. Gene cOntemplates adding
IN auto repair shop to his blacksmith
hop aud says that he bought the auto
mobile mainly for dissecting purposes.
Mr.. Chaffee of Enosburg, a graduate
If the State Agricultural school at RAN
lolph, has been engaged by the school
directors at a salary of 5000 to have /
barge of the new agricultural course.
Quarters for the course are being fitted |
Up in the basement of the High School |
On june IA, in Akeley Memorial Hall,
he NEUROLOGICAL comedy, entitled "Pyg-
nalion and Galatea" will be presented
" the senior class of the johnson Nor
nal School, under the direction of Fl, A.
Do not fail to attend this
LAY, which offers an amusing plot,
eautiful costumes, and incidental music
" an excellent orchestra.
There was an unusually large attend
nee at the Congregational Church Sun
ay morning, when the pastor, the Rev.
amuel Davis, preached the annual SER
non to the H. II. Smith post, G. A. R.
he Rev. F. t. Crane of Unity Church
nd William Hendry of the Methodist
Episcopal Church assisted, and the choir
7as augmented by members of the Unity
'hurch choir, The church was decorat-
d with flowers and flags. Besides the
lembers of the post, the members of the
Vomen's Relief Corps and of Mansfield
amp, M. w. A. were in attendance.
'hildren are invited to assist in decorat-
1g the graves in the West Branch ceme-
~ Friday and are requested to come at
inc o'clock and to bring fiowers