News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-07-02
MORRISVlLLE.


The Methodist ladies' meet in their
vestry this Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas spent
few days in Cambridge last week.
The venerable mother of o. l..
Woods is visiting here from Cam
bridge.
Mrs. W. H. Robinson spent last
week in Franklin county, going by
bicycle.
Miss Annie, daughter of Frank p.
Robinson of Burlington, is visiting
in town.
John LaDeau is doing wholesale
and wholesome strawberry business
these days.
The central office of the Citizens
line of telephone will be located in
Hall & Cheney's.
The Epworth Leaguers held a very
enjoyable sociable at the Methodist
vestry on Friday evening.
State Superintendent Mason S.
Stone was in town the last of last
week remaining over Sunday.
The Grange met in town hall on
Thursday instead of the Cong'l
vestry, as the latter was not very
approachable.
A meeting of Tucker Chapter, R. A.
M, was held in Mount Vernon lodge
room on Friday afternoon, with a
fair attendance.
Prof. and Mrs. W. Herbert Terrill
and Miss Flora Terrill are resting
from their school labors and are
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton Terril.
Rev. DR.. Booth in bis Sunday SER
mon made a few practical thrusts at
bicycle trips and EImore pond ex-
petitions INDUCED in during church
service hours on Sundays.
H. R. Mack of Hardwick was in
town Monday on granite business.
BY the way, the Hardwick Granite
Co., with which he is connected, is
making a fine monument for the
Slayton family.
Miss Mcdonald, who left for her
home in Ottawa last Saturday, but
made no connections at SWantOn,
remained there during the day and
returned here to remain at Dr. Ru-
blee's over Sunday.
Howard and Miss Mae Wallace
returned home last Friday, having
been in attendance upon the annual
Commencement at Montpelier Semi
nary, where the former has been in
school the past year.
Officer George Town was called to
arrest young fellow by the name of
Mclean, living near the Stowe line,
on a serious charge one day last
week. The fellow was bound over to
County Court and lodged in Jail.
That doubled decked, back action,
lop.sided blot on nature, the modern
platformed telephone pole, erected by
the new Peoples line square in front
of the Randall parlor windows don't
stay; some other place will be better
Dr. Martin, the oculist, will be at
the Randall July 3 until July s. He
has given excellent satisfaction in his
work in former visits and fills the de-
mand for reliable specialist to visit
the towns remote from the large
cities.
The house erected on Court street
by William Alexander for A. D.
Thomas, and bargained by the latter
in the spring to Mrs. Ann Irish, is
practically completed, and is a very
substantial appearing and attractive
residence.
C. II. Powers, so long connected
with S. Beach of Burlington, has
started in the wholesale jobbing
business of some private brands of
cigars. His ETHAN Allen Marcello"
has become very popular wherever
introduced.
Fred Owen, who will be remem-
bered as a former resident of this
town, having married daughter of
Eben Stewart, died last Wednesday
night at East Barre. The remains
were brought here Friday by Andrew
Smith, who went there with the
hearse, and were inferred in the
Wheeler cemetery, Rev. Mr.. Kellogg
officiating at the grave. Fred Owen
was a Woodworking, industrious
citizen and leaves a wife and quite
numerous family of children, one
being blind.
Lamoille Grange.
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