News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-01-01
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State Auditor Graham was in town OF
business Saturday.
Frank p. Hill spent Christmas witt
relatives at Highgate.
Anyhow. this weather is easy on the
coal bins and wood piles.
Mrs. A. T.. Wakefield visited relatives
in Cabot a few days recently.
Tracy Badger spent few days with
friends in Greensboro recently.
James Eaton and family spent Christ
mas with relative at Hardwick.
And still another wedding to come off
soon. We promised mot to tell"
Perry Conger of Oswego, N. Y, is
visiting at the home of r. w. Hulburd.
Bennett Douglass visited his parents
at the Methodist. parsonage in Waterbury
Christmas.
Miss Dorothy Smith of Burlington was
a guest few days recently of Miss Eliza
beth Thorp.
Carl Martin has moved from the Wis
we'll district into apartments in the
Fleetwood house.
VIM. May and son Harry and daughter
Goldie of Wolcott, were guests of Elmer
Whitcomb the past few days.
Several from here attended the HELEN
ic meeting at Morrisville last Friday
evening All report fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gale and Mrs.
Gales brother of st. Johnsbury were
visitors in Stowe the first of the week.
Senator Page remembered the married
men in his emploY with a Christmas goose
other employees received magazines.
Geo. lockwood, who has been working
at ST. Johnsbury, returned home last Fri
day and will remain here for the present.
Capt. Waite and Col. Mcfarland are
handing out some very handsome 1913
calendars - advertising their insurance
business.
Miss Helen Sargent, of Middesex and
Miss Lille Sargent, of Johnson, were
guests of their aunt, Mrs. E. G. White a
part of last week.
Miss Alice Page left Saturday for Wash
ington. The Senator and Mrs. Page went
to New York Monday and on Tuesday
went to the capital.
Owing to an accident to the engine,
while near Walden, the mail train west
was three hours late Saturday night,
reaching here at $50.
Miss Mary Moore spent Christmas with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moore.
She returned to her work, as trained
nurse, at Rutland, Thursday.
Miss Emily Hulburd went yesterday
for short visit at her uncle's in jericho,
and from there will go back to her
studies at Mt Holyoke Seminary.
Miss Beulah Monteith returned to her
stenographic work at New York Monday, |
after enjoying several days with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. David Monteith.
John Campbell and wife of Benning /
ton and James Campbell Of ST. Johnsbury
were recent visitors at the home of Geo. |
Gale. The Campbells are brothers of Mrs.
Gale.
The L. C. A. boys tried basket ball
again last Saturday night, going over to
Stowe, where they met defeat at the
hands of the Stowe high to the tune of
Al to II.
About twenty-five couples attended
the old folks dance at Odd Fellows hall,
last Thursday night. All had a delight
full time; buffet lunch was served by
Caterer Lilley.
Rev. Mr.. Trill gave very interesting
sermon last Sunday morning at the Cong'l
church on the old year and the new wear.
In the evening, his cousin, theological
student at McGill university, spoke along
the same lines in a very pleasing talk to
a good sized audience.
Rev. Mr.. Trill has received stereopti-
con from England-a fine one-and the
next few Sunday evenings will give il
Illustrated lectures. The first of these will
occur next Sunday evening and his sub.
ject will be on temperance, giving illustra-
tions of Ten Nights in a Bar-room."
The orchestra will assist in the musical
part OF the program. All are invited.
The Christmas cantata, Mother Goose"
at the Cong'l church, Christmas eve,
was largely attended. All the parts were
we'll taken; the little folks rendered the
solos and choruses splendidly, while Rev.
Mr.. Trill, as Santa Claus, and Mrs. Stella
as Mother Goose, were perfec-
ton. After the cantata, two trees, well
filled with presents, were dissected, af-
fordng great pleasure to the recipients.
The entire event was success, much to
the credit of Supt. Atwell and a corps
Of young ladies and gentlemen assistants.
The sum of S31.50 in gold was presented
10 Rev. Mr.. Trill by the people of the
parish.
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