News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-09-15
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Andrew Eaton is visiting bis parents.
II. B. Arbuckle of Barre is visiting relatives
in town.
John Croft of st. Adams is stopping at
Geo. Davis.
Eide Knight is home from Camp Comfort,
Bennington
Uncle hiram Smith is confined to the
house by illness.
Rev. c. NJ. Stebbins will baptise by i'm
mersion next Sunday.
Baxter Butnell is seriously i'll with heart
trouble and bronchitis.
Ed Sleeper has "A position as fireman on the
Boston & Maine railroad
b L.Jennings returned to Boston Tuesday
to resume his college studies
A girl, weighing nine pounds, arrived at the
home of b. D. Fisher Monday.
Dennis Brahana and Miss Chewel are the
guests of his parents in Lowell.
Shepard & Brahana keep first.class hotel
and are receiving considerable trade
John Farwell and wife of Montpelier were
guests of Mrs. p 5. Benjamin on Thursday
Carroll Graves has finished his engagement
with the Hardwick livery and returned to
town.
The Y. P. S. c, E. will hold a meeting at
the Cong'l church next Sunday ey ening at the
usual hour.
Angie Titus has returned from Mt Mans
field, where she has been engaged as table girl
this summer.
Earl Jordan has come down to a common
level once more, having completed his job up
on Mt. Mansfield.
Marshall McClary and Charles Lawrence
were the guests OF the formers parents in
Craftsbury last Sunday.
Norman Smith has been granted an in.
crease of pension of Sc a month, and back
pay amounting to S645.
Ethelynd Gould, the popular eleocutionist,
gave an interesting entertainment here last
evening for the benefit of the G. A. r.
Mrs H. E. Smith and daughter returned
Saturday from Londonderry, N. H., where
they have visited for the past two weeks
At Flies millinery store is being made a
fine showing of the new styles in ladies fall
sailor and walking hats. Call and see 'em.
P. S. Scribner is getting the liquor agency
business well learned, as well as those fellows
who call a little too frequently He can't be
fooled.
There will he special meeting of Crystal
Chapter, No. ., o. E. ST. Saturday evening,
Sept. Is. All members are requested TO be
present.
When completed, Barber Foster will have
one of the finest shops hereabouts. He ex-
poets to get into his new quarters about
October l.
Have you noticed the elaborate signs that
Artist Andrus is putting upon Haskell's
! block? They are the finest specimens OF sign
writing in Vermont.
C. E. Clark is fixing up his shop and getting
| into shape to build a lot of the famous Peer
less steel bobsleds, which are certainly very
durable and well made.
DR.. A. J. Valleau was called to Canada the
| first of the week and will return Saturday
| During his absence DR.. G. L. Bates OF Morris
| vile is looking after his patients.
That is dandy floor recently laid in Flies
store. 1t is hard wood and was put down by
Rob't Putnam. Seth likes it so well that be
will have one put down in his house.
Several young people from Morrisville and
| Hardwick attended the service at the NJ E.
church on Sunday evening A cordial vel.
come is always extended to young people
Peter A. Parrin of North Hyde Park will
deliver a temperance lecture at the M. E.l
church next Tuesday night. Mr.. Parrins
lecture is highly spoken of and as there is NOD
admission should draw full house.
Why can't we nave eiectfio 1ignts me
Hardwick plant is located only / " miles from
here, with sufficient power to furnish us with
light, and would probably do so at reason
able figure. Why remain in darkness when
there can be light for us?
Postmaster Leach has received an addi-
ton of As call boxes to be placed on the post
office case. The demand for boxes made this
necessary, and as Moses intends to give the
public trst-cass Office and a first.cass SER
vice, he will have nothing lacking.
Services will be held in the Universaist
church next Sunday at 1915. The speaker
| will he Mrs. Marie Tinker of Morrisville. Those
interested in the Y. P. c. U. work of the Uni
versalist church are requested to meet at the
church the same evening at the usual hour
| for evening service.