News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-02-05
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The town auditors began work Mon
day morning.
Mrs. Elsa Finnegan is in Woodstock
for few days.
A. r. Corse has been visiting relatives
in Derby Line.
Mark Towle is i'll from thu measles a
X. G. Robinson's
DR.. Foote, Dentist, will be at the hote
February and I.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Slayton are thong hi
to be slowly improving.
Mrs. j. G. Benson is spending the week
in Montpelier and Barre.
n. b. johnson has been in Richmond
for several days on busimess.
G. E. Burt has been confined to the
house for several days by illness.
Mrs. Luceeba French has gone to the
Mary Fletcher Hospital for treatment.
Mrs. c. c. Robinson is i'll from the
measles at her home on the West Branch
Mrs. Maude Wright and Mrs. o. S.
Styles are in Burlington for few days.
Mrs. L. c. Moody of Montpelier is Wis.,
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. X.
Hile.
&C. F. Eddy visited his creameries in the
southern part of the state the first of the
week.
B. G. Bull was in Burlington Monday
to visit his daughter at the Mary Fetch-
er Hospital. 500.
Miss Anna Sisters has finished work
coma, N. II.
Mrs. F. o. Wells left Saturday for Chi
cage, where she will visit her mother for
few weeks.
C. L. Nc Mahon attended meeting of
the trustees of the Waterbury Savings
Bank Tuesday.
j. E. Miles and daughter, Miss Cora
Miles, of Burlington were guests at O. E.
Luce's Tuesday.
Bert Wedge, WHO'S at the Mary Fetch
err Hospital in Burlington for broken
leg, is doing well.
Goddard Seminary plays here Saturday
evening. 1t will be one of the best home
glmes of the season.
Mrs. G. f. Eddy entertained a party of
eight ladies at tea Monday in honor of
her mother, Mrs. Diantha Stoddard.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Mills have been in
town from Essex junction for a week
past, preparing to move to that place.
E. W. Fitzhugh of st. Adams, inspec-
tor of weights and transit for the Central
Vermont railway, was a business visitor
in town Wednesday,
The Senior class of the High school
took its class play, 1.-THE Private Secre-
tary," to Hyde Park Friday, playing to
hundred dollar house.
The Morrisville Boy Scouts and Stowe
Second played an interesting game of
basket ball Friday night, the score being
30 to Is in favor of Stowe.
About 80 Changers from Waterbury
and Waterbury Center were in town to-
day to attend the Harmony Pomona
Grange at the Auditorium.
News has been received of the recent
death in Denison, Texas, OF Leonard
Thompson, brother of Mrs. Sera judi
son, and former practicing attorney in
Stowe.
Floyd, the little son of Mr.. and MIS- |
W. A. Sears, is recovering from an ill
ness of two weeks. Mrs. Sears and Mrs
L. S. Peterson have returned from Bur
ington.
The Congregational Missionary Society !
will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs |
Anna Kimball. The executive commit
zee of the Ladies' Aid will meet after the
meeting.
Mike Mcmahon has purchased the Joe |
Tate farm on Shutesville and will give up
lis barber shop in Jericho and go into
poultry raising, thinking out door work
will be beneficial to his health.
Frank Gale was in Burlington Wednes-
lay having his eyes fitted with glasses
Frank can now see fairly well and is re-
lewing acquaintance with the friends
whom he has known for the past two or
hree years only by their voices.
An orchestra has been organized and isl
ehearsing twice a week with the follow
ms membership:-Vio Donald McMa-
ION; trombone, Clyde Nelson; cornet, II.
Shackett; bass. H. w. Burnham; clar-
net, G. A. Douglass; piano, g. A. Burn
lam. '' '-.'''a'u 1850 E'
The buttermakers at the local cream
ny are having their hands full these
lays. In addition to the large amount
hey are ordinarily called upon to make,
he cream from the Cooperative creamery
t Waterbury, which burned last week,
S being brought here for manufacture.
"Rebecca's Triumph" will be present
d at the Auditorium Feb. 21st. Char
cters of drama will be represented by