News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-06-04

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Read els Morristown Stickney or
Grout?" in another column.
Miss Mae Wallace has been spend
ing a few days in Richford.
Miss Cora Stafford has been spend
ing few days in Cambridge.
Ten pages and a supplement this
week. Pretty good, isn't it?
Fable George has been in town for
a few days from Lancaster, N. II.
A cellar for c. B. Davis new house
is being excavated over in Brooklyn.
f. S. Thayer of Newport has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Harry
Cowles.
H. Waite and wife are attending
the Epworth League convention at
Montpelier.
Mr.. B. C. Sheldon and wife of Swan
ton, were at H. A. Slayton's and G. S.
Noyes' last week.
A special meeting of Mount Vernon
Lodge, F. & A. M. is to be held this
NouhOoudy CNChlhS'
Eugene Camp and family have
taken up their abode in Mrs. Dodge's
house on Summer street.
The Cong gregational church on Sun
day, elected delegates to attend the
coming state association.
Report has it that F. S. Morgan
late of the Advertiser has bought a
job printing outfit in Milton.
The Ladies' Aid of the S. of V. are
to hold a social, supper and promen-
aGe at their headquarters next week
Thursday.
"What MorrisvilIe business men
say about a Morrisville product" will
be found in another column. It's
good reading.
To Melvin Morse has been awarded
the five dollar prize for the best rhe-
torical work at the Academy during
the school year.
B. B. Hawse and Frank Cooper of
Barre two former residents here,
came to town Friday night on a
brief visit with friends.
1t is reported that Mr.. Ed Durham,
who has been lame and indoors con-
siderable during the spring, had a
slight shock yesterday.
R. H. Peck and wife, while in VOL
colt last Thursday, picked several
ripe strawberries. Don't this beat
the record of former years?
A reference to our business locals
will disclose the fact that L. W
/ Wakefield will buy buttef for shhg
ping at j. F. Thomas store.
Mrs. E. W. Webster, Mrs. N. B
Blair, Mrs. D. N. Hutchins and Mrs
c. L. Shaw are attending the Grand
Chapter o. E. S. at Windsor.
Rev. G. N. Kellogg on Sunday
morning presented an able sermon
from the text, "Blessed are the meek
for they shall inherit the earth"
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Wilson are re
ceiving the congratulations of theil
friends upon the birth of a son and
heir, which happy event occurred last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Cooks house had an unevent
full journey from the east end of the
depot yard to it's location near the
tannery, under the supervision O
Orville Reed.
Every thing in the political atmos
phere is putting on a murky, irri
descent sort of tinge and the plot
thickens. Things will sizzIe for two
weeks to come.
L. j. Thompson of Wolcott accom-
panied F. G. Fleetwood to Cambridge
where the latter spoke on Saturday
and together they drove through the
Notch road home.
G. A. Barrows placed a granite
monument on his family lot in Pleas
ant View Cemetery last week. Th,
monument was from Ii. R. Mack's
works at Hardwick.
E. 0. Joslyn, who has been absent
several weeks in New York anC
Brooklyn, returned last Friday. Mr.
Joslyn and wife soon go to Benning
ton for the summer season.
New steps in front, and new water
and sewer connections underneath
were of the improvements made il
connection with the Hendee & Fisl
and post office blocks last week.
Mrs. Ed Dunham has been on th,
sick list, and considered seriously so
for several days. Her daughter, Mrs
Leon Emmonds, was summoned from
Claremont, N. H., by telegram.
H. Waite sold a carload of mapl
sugar Friday to go to st. Paul, Min
nesota. The same day he got
standing order from a Massachusetts
man for 100 cases of eggs each week
Geo. A. Bushee, son of forme
pastor here, has just graduated from
Yale Theological Seminary and ac
cepted a call to the pastorate of
Congregational church at Roxbury
, Conn.
just keep your eye peeled for th
sylph-like form of neighbor Henr
Slayton on bike, and when you Sc
said form approaching take motto
, that it's much safer to flee from th
street.
The week ending Saturday wa
quite bleak for last of May weather
4 The amount of sunshine was abou
r..