News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-02-19

lnS tlends In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown are tn
parents of a son, born Feb. 10.
q. E. Smith is confined to the house by
an attack of bronchial asthma.
Mr' and Mrs. w. E. Bohannon are tn,
parents of a daughter, born Feb Is.
Miss Lillian Greene, bookkeeper for II
Waite & Sons, is taking weeks vaca
ton.
Advertised letters:- Miss Edna NJ
Bagley, Mrs. d. C. Noble, Miss Edna
Widely.
Mrs. Battles of Hardwick was a guest
a short time last week of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. P. Briggs.
Teachers examinations at the rooms
over Blair's store Thursday and Friday
OF next week.
Geo. Nichols of Sharon, Mass, is visit
ing his sisters, Misses Lena Wilder and
Mabel Decell.
Mrs. A. H. Slayton and Miss Nellie
Kellogg were visitors in Burlington the
first of the week
Friday evening, Feb. 21, there will be
an open meeting of Lamoille Grange. A
good program has been prepared
Three of the four R. F. D. Carriers are
- on of cc,
Robinson, Stewart and Atchinson
At the meeting of Lamoille Grange
Thursday afternoon, Feb, 27, program
pertaining to the presidents will be
given.
lyon and Malcolm McNall of Boston
came Saturday evening for a few days
visit with their grandmother, Mrs Mary
McNall.
Mrs. Frank Humphrey and daughter
of Burlington are in town, called here by
the death of the formers grandfather,
Eben Stewart.
Elmer Amsden, of Auburn, Mass, has
been in town the past week, called here
by the serious illness OF his sister, Miss
Edith Amsden.
Miss Ethel Winter of Hardwick came
today to assist in the office of the Citi-
zen's Telephone Co. during the absence
of Miss Juliaett Brooks.
Bernie Kelley is having 1.-THE time of
his life" out in Calfornia-living like
"nabob" at the home of his niece, Mrs.
Grace Miller, at Los Angeles.
Miss Carrie Mower is enjoying weeks
vacation from her duties as cook at the
depot restaurant, and Mrs l.. B. Boyn-
ton is doing the stunt with her old time
alacrlty.
A. w. Fuge, foreman at the Mould
Stone Shed, is confined to his bed by i'll. |
ness. A. o. Arnold OF Hardwick is act
ing as foreman at the shed during Mr.. !
Fuge's absence
Late reports from "Jim" Kelley an
nounced his arrival in Texas, where he
heavily in cotton. Probably by
this time he is over in New Mexico, set,
tling the troubles there.
Evidently Fred Child and Fred Fleet
wood have more faith in horsefesh than
railroads. They drove over to Montpel
er, long distance, through Worcester
one day last week.
Mrs. w B. Patch, who has been caring
or her daughter, Mrs Jessie Briggs, re-
turned home Tuesday evening. Miss
1race Douglass OF Danville is caring for
Mrs. Briggs, whose condition is some
what improved.
Mrs Emma Paul recently received news
If the death of John Patterson of Barre,
or many years an esteemed resident OF
his village. Illness prevented Mrs. Paul
rom officiating at his funeral, which
ook place this afternoon.
Miss Blanchard, representing the State
Board of Library Commissioners, will {
peak in Academy Hall on Tuesday after
oon, Feb. 25. Her subject will be
Children's Books and Reading" The {
ublic Is cordially invited, especially {
1others and teachers.
Announcement is made of the approach
1g marriage of Carroll P. Fisk, son of
Ion. II. c. Fisk of this place and Miss Ruth
IacDonald of Chicago. The event takes
lace at Chicago March 10th Mr.. Fisk
connected with the advertising depart.
lent of the New York Evening Mail.
The annual masquerade and ball of the
zeal New England Order of Protection
yas held February 13 at the town hall.
Iadam Brooks orchestra of St. Johns
urv furnished music and Miss ZIta
owne was caterer. The affair was
lucll enjoyed by the large number present.
Lamoille Commandery had its annual
ispection last Monday night. The Sir
nights were out in good numbers and !
ore the inspection by Right Eminent
ommander Clark of Rutland and In
Rotor General Wheeler of Bellows Falls
GOOD shape. Many new tactics and
.her important information along drill !