News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-10
MORRISVILLE.

MORRISVILLE.
H. NJ. Rich has purchased a new high
grade Columbia bicycle.
Mrs c. C. Rublee returned from
Chicago last Wednesday.
Miss Sadie Rublee is spending few
days with friends in Montpelier.
Miss Cora Stafford and Mrs. Edwin
Heath left for Ludlow on Tuesday.
j. NJ Miles went to Boston Tues
day to start out with fall samples.
Fred James of Cambridge Boro., is
the new clerk in H. Waite's grocery.
Mrs. Hattie Bundy Gray returned
to her home in Worcester, Mass, on
Monday.
Don't fail to read Mrs. Wilder's
new advertisement on our first page
this week.
C. J. Slayton and wife returned
from q very pleasant western trip
last week.
Ellis Foster and Everett Sanborn
are spending a week in Camp Idle
wild, Gilmore.
N. P. Wheeler and daughter of
Montreal, have been spending a few
days in town.
Prof. and Mrs Beebe arrived here
on Tuesday, having just returned
from Chicago.
Hon. P. K. Gleed and wife soon
leave on a western trip, including the
Chicago exposition.
Miss Agnes NJ. Woodward is spend
ing some time with relatives and
friends in St. Johnsbury.
Miss Bernice Tewksbury has re-
| turned from a visit nth friends at
Underhill and MiddIebury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kenyon of
Providence, are guests at The Ran
dali, arriving Tuesday evening.
Conductor Welcome, of the Norris
vile train, has moved his family to
Mrs. Reeds house on Main street.
Regular meeting of the Woman's
Relief Corps this week, Aug. II. The
notice of last week was a mistake.
Currier announces his after stock
taking clearance sale" this week. 1t
will be to your advantage to read it.
Doty talks about new furniture this
week, and E. G. Wilson has some
thing to say about musical merchan-
disc.
A party of twenty or more from the
Delano neighborhood have spent a.
week in camp at Little Pond in Ell
more.
Quite a party from here went to st.
Johnsbury on Saturday, to see the
race, which was won by "the other
horse"
Mr.. and Mrs Golf, and Mrs. Davis,
of Providence, R. l., are guests at
The Randall, arriving on Saturday
evening.
Munson's shoe department is we'll
stocked with shoes adapted to both
sexes. See him if in want of good
footwear.
DR.. E. H. Johnson has presented to
DR.. Robinson the black pony which
he has driven during his five years of
practice here.
Mrs. L. NJ Mayott, who has been
| in a critical condition for some time,
died at her home on High street on
Sunday morning.
A special meeting of Tucker Chap
ter was held on Saturday evening, at
the conclusion of which a banquet
was held at The Randall.
Some of the small boys are said to
be frightening horses and endanger-
ing property evenings by the burning
of oil absorbed in cat-tail flag.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Collier died last Wednesday
night of cholera infantum. The fu-
neral services were held on Friday.
Prof. and Mrs. d. M. Dustin are the
guests of DR.. e. ]. Hall. Prof. Dus-
| tin will be pleasantly remembered as
a former principal of our Academy.
Do not fail to hear the Dudley Buck
Quartette at Town Hall tonight.
They are first-class and you will miss
a rare treat if you do not hear them.
A. p. Wheelock and wife of Boston,
who have spent some time with the
Randalls for the past twelve or four
teen summers, are guests at The Ran
dali,
DR.. David Randall, a practitioner
of long experience and established
reputation, has decided to again en-
gage in practice and will have an Of
flee at the hotel.
V. c. Heath has taken possession
of his newly fitted out paint shop in
V. w. Jewett's building on Portland
street and is now ready for business.
See notice in business locals.
The Lamoille crackers, especially
Vermont Creams, continue to grow
! in popularity A late order for some
e of these goods was addressed to
2 Manufacturers of best crackers"
Landlord Randall gave fourteen or
more of his boaTders a very pleasant
ride in a four-horse turnout on We'd
nesday last. The party went to John
son and returned through Hyde Park
Mrs. A. B. Rand has night bloom
ing cereus which has had nineteen
blossoms since July LIST, fourteen of
them making their appearance the
past week, six on the evening of Aug.
1st.
Wallace Gilbert of st. Adams, Wal
! ter Gilbert and Will Whipple of Bos-
ton, three of Morrisville's young men
who seem to be successfully tackling
+ life's battles, are here on their annual
. vacation.
DR.. E. Fl. Johnson leaves town
: Thursday. He will join Mrs. John
son, who went on Monday to her
home in New Hampshire, and togeth-
2 er go to their new home in Nauga-
/ tuck, Conn.
DIV. Tenney and family have been
enjoying pleasant outing at Camp
. Mountain View on the west slope of
Elmore Mountain. A large party
from here spent delightful day with
them last week.
Numerous friends of G. f. Sweeney
have of late RECALLED themselves with
the luxurious Cuban cigarettes sent