News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-02-26

Methodist vestry.
/. Miss Helen Barton was a visitor il
Burlington Saturday
!; Mrs Ida Churchill has been a guest tn
!: past week of relatives in Burlington.
Town meeting next week and awful,
: quiet y on the surface" as to that event
: Miss Myrtle Macomber of st. Alban
was guest over Sunday of Mr., and Mrs
!. w. Rivers.
r. o. Lunt went to Boston last Friday
called there by the illness of his sister
Mrs. Lydston.
The next w. R. c. social will b. held al
the home of Mrs. Alice George Friday
afternoon, Feb. 7.
The condition OF Mrs. Hannah Peck
who has been i'll of grip for two weeks, is
somewhat improved.
Miss Myra Herrick of Hardwick was q
guest over Sunday of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs c. H. Herrick.
Nyals remedies. something for. .aImost
"every i'll the flesh is heir to-, may be
found at Briggs drug store.
A reception and dance was held at the
Academy hall last Monday evening, fol.
lowing the P. A.-Goddard game.
Last Monday evening the ?. A. basket
ball quintet trimmed the Goddard Semi
nary quintet by score OF 43 to 15.
Ladies Night was observed by the
Pastime Club at their Club rooms last
evening. 1t was delightful occasion for
all.
Geo, A. Cheney slipped on the steps at
his home last Thursday and broke the
outside bone to one leg, just above the
ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Carr of Island Pond
arrived in town last Saturday evening
for few days visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Casper Kent of Burlington is in
town, assisting in the care OF her son-in-
law, A. W. Fuge, whose condition is i'm
proving.
Carl Hazen has gone to ST. Johnsbury,
where he has employmentint in the Eastman
pharmacy. His mother will join him
| there soon.
Willis Mould, student at the School
Of Mines, Golden, Col, arrived homeSat
urday and win soon begin work in his
fathers office.
The ladies of the S. of V. Auxiliary will
hold their social meeting on Thursday
afternoon of this week with Mrs. G: E.
Stone on Bridge street
The public is cordially invited to the
Methodist vestry Mar 4 (town meeting
dav) Dinner will be served from II: 80
until all are served. Price 15 cents.
By recent ruling OF the Post Office
Department R. F. D. Carriers are not al
lowed to carry any packages or parcels,
II lbs. or under, outside of the parcel
post.
Mrs. Henry Cutting and children, who
have been spending some time at the
home of Mr.. Cuttings parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A. Cutting, returned to their
home in Cheshire, Conn, today.
The new hall for the Knights of Pythias
in the Avalon Block has been fixed up in
excellent shape and that body expect to
move in next week Full attendance of
members desired on that occasion.
The w. R. G. held its regular meeting
Monday evening, Feb. "a, about so be
ing in attendance. Eleven candidates
were initiated. Choice refreshments were
served by the "good of the order" CON-
Saws the Barre Times Vermont wants |
business administration OF institutions
and when such men as Charles H. A. |
of Morrisville are appointed |
trustees OF the state insane asylum, Yer
mont gets it,"
Get a copy Of the town report at the
town clerks office and study it from be-
to end. The auditors make some
verv pertinent suggestions and best of all
think a tax of $1.75 will do the business
for next year.
Tucker Chapter R. A. NJ. had very in
teresting session last Friday evening at
which the r. A. NJ. degree was exempli-
led in unabridged" form upon three
candidates. Refreshments closed the
interesting event.
Announcement has been made of the
Engagement of Miss Christine Emerson
1ulick of Charlotte to DIR. II. Leslie Frost
IF Pittsford. Miss Gulick is well-known
n this place, having visited her sister
Mss Marie Gulick, here several times.
The National Ball" given by the Glow
r Club at the town halllast Friday even
NO was a decided success, Tinker's orches-
ra of this place furnishing music. The
lall was very appropriately decorated
With shields, emblems, bunting and flags,
large picture of Geo. Washington oc-
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