News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-01-22
Do not fail to read Water
mans big adv't on page 8 Of
this paper. a rare opportunity
to get clothing and gents fur
nishings a. a big discount.
HYDE PARK
This is Rebekah's night.

Had your piano tuned?
Everett Fairbanks spent Sunday in
Burlington.
Miss Frances Hamilton has gone to
Newport to remain awhile.
Miss Lena Benjamin has gone to Bur.
lington to do nursing awhile.
Mrs. Georgia Rouhan of Woodsville, N.
H., is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. D.
Strong.
Wallace Gilpin, editor of the Barton
Monitor, made this office very pleasant
call yesterday.
The Richard Moiles farm at Center
vile, together with lot of personal
property, will be sold at public auction
next Saturday.
Herb Lanpher took in the poultry show
at Hardwick yesterday andi very proud
of the record the "Village Farm Poultry
Farm" made there.
Richard Emo and Miss Jennie Tatro,
| both of E!more, were married at St.
| Teresa's church last Monday morning.
Rev. FIR. Crosby performing the ceremony.
| Somebody has been tampering with
guideboards in this town. The Selectmen
say if they find out there'l be something
doing" The law is very stringent in this
direction.
The "Tete-a-Tete Sewing Club" had
very pleasant meeting last Friday even
ing with Miss Lilah Waite. Meeting next
Friday evening with Miss Majorie HUI
burd on Commonwealth Avenue.
f. B. Noble succeeds James Eaton as
sexton of the Cong church. 'Jim" might
have had the job Tor life, but believes that
seven years service in a janitorial capac-
itv is just as applicable in that case as in
other Biblical requirements of that num-
Der of years.
The Ladies Club have in preparation
social for next Tuesday evening-the
2Sth-with Mrs. Chas. Savery at the
Inn. The hostesses will be the president,
Miss .DeNio, Mrs. .Savery and Mrs. Thorp.
1t is hoped every member willbe thefe, as
pleasant time is anticipated.
Next Saturday evening, at the Opera
House, will be given the play "a Suit
in Livery" The dramatis persona is
made up of half a dozen of the young
men of Peoples Academy, Morrisville,
n nd +ba Dto ~ &c So;5 70 ha toll of t,,n ond
one of the best school plays ever gwen in
these parts. Besides the play there will
be specialties between the acts. The La.
dies Aid have the affair in charge and as
the proceeds are for the benefit of that
we bespeak for them full
house The admission is 25 cents to all
parts of the house, so the early corners
get choice of seats. Curtain rises prompt
Iy at s. you want to have an evening
full of mrth this is your opportunity.
"The best yet" is the comment made
1pon the fourth entertainment made in
he Lecture Course given last Saturday
hight bv the New York Ladies Trio.
The young ladies are artists and every
lumber was heartily encored and re-
eived a response. Miss Hawkins has
plendid soprano voice and in her selec-
ions charmed the audience. Miss Cooper
aptivated, her hearers with her unique
many for the first time realiz-
ng that there is harmony and melody
n the human whistle. Miss Grimm is an
locutionist of high order. Her read
1gs were clear and distinct and her rem
ition of a scene from "As Man Thinks"
vas dramatic and impressive. Should
ye have course next year these young
ldies would be an acceptable number