News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-03-04

The village school in large numbers
visited town meeting, occupying seats in
the gallery.
."The boys up in town" repudiated the
statement that they wanted license very
emphatically.
The town meetin dinner" served by
the ladies was a splendid affair and re.
Ceived a liberal patronage.
The Odd Fellows had an interesting
! meeting last evening, at which degree
was worked, followed by Dutch lunch.
The annual meeting of the Cemetery
Association will be held with the presi.
dent, Mrs. d.A.Noyes, on Tuesday, Mar.
10th, at 2.3O p. m.
Col. Mcfarland attended the meeting
of Vermont Bankers at White River Iunc.
tion yesterday. Among the speakers
was Senator Weeks of Massachusetts.
The hat was passed at town meeting
and liberalsum raised for Fred Jackson, /,
who had pair OF horses killed on the
railroad last week. Mr. Jackson IS very
thankful for the donation.
A telegram received here yesterday
morning announced the birth of son, at
San Antonio, Texas, March 1st to Mr..
and Mrs. X. S. Page. Congratulations
from everybody at the old home town.
At district meeting of Knights of Py-
this held at St. Adams last Thursday
the secret work of that order was finely
exemplified by J. Wilson Leach, Chancel-
lor Commander of the Burlington lodge.
Senator Sherwin and A. J.. Saleeby OF
Johnson were in town last Monday
They reported nothing doin'" there
that day, but predicted something do
in" there town meeting day. Judging
from reports their predictions were not
far from correct.
The executive committee of the Village
Improvement Association held meeting
Monday evening at which several bills
were ordered paid and other business
transacted. There are a few subscrip-
tions to stock still unpaid, which it is
hoped will be taken care OF at once.
Two brothers named Conway, who
have been working in the lumber woods
at Stowe, were lodged in jail last Satur-
with drunkenness and assault,
offenses committed last fall. Monday
night they were admitted to bail in the
sum of SIS each for appearance at coun-
ty court.
The Ladies Club outdid itself last Fri
day night in its "gentlemen's night" en-
tertainment at the Inn. 1t was "the best
ever" The interesting program, which
included fruit pie. 4" Mrs. Willis Will"
vocal and instrumental mnsic, made the
occasion most epjoya one A buffet
unch was served.
On Saturday evening next comes the
fifth hentertainment in the Lecture Course.
This will be an evening OF Musical Nov
,lties," by T. S. Russell with a variety OF
musical instruments, in playing which, he
an expert He will be assisted by Miss
3ornholt, baritone soloist and dramat-
c reader. The finances of the course are
IN the wrong side and the committee
would like to see liberal patronage
lot only because of a splendid entertain,
nent, but to help out on the deficiency.
t might be well to state that this def
iency is mainly owing to the TACT that a
more expensive and better course was Sc
ured this season than heretofore.
ADVERTISED LETTERS DIR. Powers,
Iadge Foss, Francis Rushford, Jas. Hill.
Busy days these down on Waite's
orner, in spite of the iuclement weather
nd bad roads. The special bargains
hat establishment offers now and then
re taken advantage of by farmers and
theirs from far and near. at paws to-