News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-02-04
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tonight.
Rehearsing for prize speaking bega
last week.
Pomona Grange will be held at Stow
Wednesday.
G. H. Stearns and E. Wells were i
Hyde Park Monday.
Mrs. Emma Hodgkius visited in Jeffer
sonville last Friday.
Mrs. d. A. Barrows spent Monday ant
Tuesday in Burlington.
Miss Marion Mcfarland is at hom
from the U. V. M. for week.
DR.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Folsom passed Sun
day and Monday in st. Johnsbury.
Catherine Bennett, who was threatened
with pneumonia last week. is better.
Miss Emma Elliott went to Montreal
last Saturday to visit her sister for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Holcomb of Isle
LaMotte are visiting their son, DR.. Hol-
comb.
Harry Grswold has finished his school
in Elmore and is spending his vacation
at home.
Misses Lovely, Noble and Thomas
spent Sunday and Monday at their homes
in Hardwick.
Mrs. ]. S. Bicknell is not as we'll. DR..
Valleau of Morrisville was here for coun-
sci Thursday.
Seven of the young ladies of High
School gave a scarf drill at the library
Gentlemen's night.
Miss Doris DEMO of Hyde Park visited
Miss Louise Leland last Thursday and
attended Gentleman's Night.
Mrs. George Courser has gone to the
Fanny Allen Hospital for treatment Mrs.
Cora Howard is at work for her.
Mrs. Edward Parker was in Burlington
a number of days last week to see her
mother, Mrs. Courser, who is in the
hospital.
Most of the High School boys attended
the basket ball game between Goddard,
Sem. and Peoples Academy at Morrisville'
Friday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Jones from West Enosburg
preached at the NJ. E. Church Sunday
Mr.. Jones was entertained at the home of
Burt Mills while in town.
The social tea which was to have been
given Feb. 5, has been postponed until
Monday, Feb 10Th; hostesses. Mrs. Lillian
Jose and Mrs. Inez Holcomb.
At the Pentecostal Church of the Naza-
rene. All services Evangelistic. Old
time religion. Man is Sinner and has
great Saviour. All are welcome.
AS Mrs. Flora Hooper was going from
her home to the village last Saturday she
slipped on some ice that was covered with
snow and fell, breaking her right wrist.
The third meeting of the four special
meetings of the Ways and Means Society
will be held February 10th with Mrs. Viola
Stearns. All ladies of the parish are in
vited.
A large number attended Gentleman's |
Night of The Dread Club Friday evening.
Several young ladies gave Scarf drip. |
Two solos by Misses Elliot and Robinson.
Several readings by Miss Robinson helped |
to make pleasant evening. Dainty re-
freshments were served. Ali who at
ended report good time.
A very sad accident happened Monday,
when Florence Stearns. the nlne-years-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. V.
Stearns, was thrown from the lumber
sled, on which she was riding. while
passing log team. Her right leg was
caught between the sled and load of logs,
both bones of the leg being broken.
1t is almost time for the. Newrick Recep-
ton and you want to get your tickets
now and be assured of good seat. The
reserved seat tickets are now on sale by
the children and may be checked off at
the Jones drug store. Admission tickets
may be secured at the opera house that
evenine. 'If was Millionaire" sung
by the little boys is new, and you will
want TO see it. Make your plans to attend.
lutsudys JAM ~, was tho W. H. W |
meeting. The officers were installed by
Mrs. Lizzie Hill as follows:-President,
Mrs. Nellie Muzzey; Senior Vice, Hulda {
Junior Vice, Lucy Dodge; {
Treasurer. Lottie Rushford; Chaplain,
Alice Caswell Conductor, Jennie Holmes;
Assistant Conductor, Marian Kneeland;
Guard, Abbie Davis; Delegate, Alice
Caswell; Alternate, Lottie Rushford;
other appointed officers to be announced c
later. Z
The entertainment given by the Junior
Glass of High School Tuesday evening
proved to be great success. The High
School rooms were very prettily decorated
with banners and plants. The entertain
ment consisted of the game Bean Porridge {
Hot with musical accomplishment, reci-
tation by HELEN Fullington; Farce, "a
paper match" and Promenades. Dainty
of salmon wiggle, welsh
rabbit and olives were served. Among 4,
the puests were about twenty Young |