News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-08-16

Mr.. ana Mrs. 5. 5. Crosby were in
Cambridge over Sunday.
Ernest Gates and wife returned
from their Swanton visit last tevenlng.
N. B. Blair is in st. Johnsbury for
few days, assisting Geo. Carey in
handling maple sugar.
Ned F. and Miss Susie A. Chaff9e of
Waterville, and Miss Mcdonald, of
keene, N. a., are in town.
The Whitney family monument was
taken from the granite sheds Mon
day to Woleott by teams.
Miss Florence Ferrin, who has been
the guest of Mary Fisk for some time,
has returned to Montpelier.
Frank Jackson pitched his tent at
Lake Caspian last Monday, and pro-
poses to have some trout ere he re-
! furns.
There will be no service at the Ad-
vent church next Sunday afteroon.
lhe evening service will be held at the
usual hour.
d, G. Spaulding is overhauling his
residence property in the shape of re-
pairs and A. E. Grant is the man who
is doing it.
DR.. Ii. l.. Gale of Barre and daugh-
ter Mildred, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Rivers last Thursday
and Friday.
Carroll S. Nichols left this morning
for White River Junction and Wind
sor, where he intends to remain until
school opens.
Mrs. Geo. W. HeDdee, who has been
quite i'll since last Friday and under
the care of trained nurse, is now re-
ported better.
Mrs Seymour Tefft and Mrs. J. W.
Fairbanks OF Chicago went to the
lake Tuesday to spend week, going
from there to New York.
Geo. K. Currier & Co. is noted for
selling high grade goods, but $1.25
sheeting was altogether too high. as
Will be seen by reading their adv.
The rumor that this paper is to be
printed elsewhere than at Morrlsville
is untrue. The paper will be printed
10 Ournew office in the Hendee & Fisk
block.
Mrs. John Hicks and nephew, Mr..
Hugh Knitfin of st. Johns, Mich,
and Mr.. Perry Beed of Hinesburg
spent several days last week with
~. A. S, Irish.
The Old Orchard excursion drew
eighteen from this station last Sun
day. The weather was excellent for
the occasion, and hence th9re could
be no complaint.
Mrs. Flora Raymond of Stowe was
at R. E. Barrows' the first of the
week. Starting for Old Orchard, Me,
Tuesday noon, accompanied by Mrs
Frank Marshall of this town.
A. Hines, who has figured around
these headquarters in years agone, is
back here to spend portion of his
vacation He is now employed on
the Gazette" at Concord, N. Il.
f Friday afternoon of this week the
{ United Workers will meet at the
Cong1. vestry. Missionary meeting
, at $50; business meeting at 4:30
supper at $50. All are cordially in
vited.
| Mrs. j. G. Sawyer, who has beer
quite i'll with typhoid fever at Bar
ton, is now reported to be in muct
, improved condition, a fact that hel
, many friends here will rejoice tt
, know.
Mrs. W. B. Patch has gone to Stan
, nard for week to help take care o
her niece, Miss Lulu Burroughs, who
had the misfortune to break a limb
and will visit Miss Lizzie Patch il
: Walden.
! The first new apples of the crop o
! 1S99-Red Astrachans-- were brough
> in by Frank Spaulding last week, I
more timely notice of which shoulC
= have been given, but as it is, tard,
,, amends are now in order through
force of circumstances.
o The exterior of the Rocheleal
building has been repainted and pre-
sents a more attractive appearance
The interior has been thorough!
. renovated, and therein is where A. F
! Bowen holds forth with his stock o
{ goods-a good location.
+ Geo. Delano of Missouri, wht
a stood sponsor and gave our Georg
: Mower his name years ago-just hov
! many we are not going to say-wa
> here several days the past week, th
guest of his god son. This was hi
+ first visit to this locality in thirt!
+ years.
/ The Y. p. =. C. E. Of the Cong'l
a church will give lawn party and so
8 cial at the parsonage. Wednesda.
8 evening, Aug. 16. Ice cream ant
cake will be served and a short pro
t gram rendered. A generalinvitatiol
. is most cordially extended. Tel
Q cents for ALL
4 Ned Halliday, for years we'll
known parsonage at Tom Utton'
r training stables, died of pneumonia
s last Saturday at Stanbridge East
9 Canada, where he went with strinl
r ofhorses. Although among strangers
\ his last wants were provided for b.