News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-10-18
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n1DE HHhN.
Col. Mcfarland was in Montpelier
to-day.
Adine Minor is home from New
Hampshire.
F. R. Child is spending a week in
New York City.
Mrs. E. L. Noyes is back from her
visit to Canada.
Fred Lilley was in Burline ton the
first of the week.
DR.. Marvin Goddard's family are in
town visiting relatives.
Daniel Perkins is in town for a
short soiourn among friends.
Mrs. Della Moody of Stowe was at
L. R. Fairbanks over Sunday.
F. Fl. Mcfarland is in st. Adams,
looking after his apiary interests.
But few tickets were sold for the
Boston excursion from this place.
Mrs. W. E. Bailey of Craftsbury,
was recent visitor at Fred Mobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Noyes we're in
Montpelier Tuesday and Wednesday.
A son has come into the family of
0. A. Codding, it being the first boy.
Fifteen tickets have been sold in
this place for the Morrisville Lecture
Course.
Commodore Hulburd made bust
ness trip to st. Johusbury the first of
the week.
Mrs. Moses Goodhue is spending a
couple of weeks with relatives in
Franklin.
George Bailey of Chicago, was a
guest of Judge Kell9y and wife last
Saturday.
W. T. Thorp returned Saturday
evening from a few days visit at
Hartland.
Bernard Fairbanks has been as
sisting in Crane & Andrews store for
several days.
Geo. Sargent and wife of Eden,
visited their daughter, Mrs. White,
ldSU CdUufudy.
Miss Ella Kinsley returned Tuesday
from a short vacation with friends in
Calais and Waitsfeld.
Miss Dora Fairbanks came home
Friday evening and returned to her
school at Stowe Sunday.
Judges Watts and Morse were in
the place to-day on business pertain
ing to their official duties.
Hiram Bishop has gone to Eden,
where he has a large lumber job; ex-
pects to be at it all winter.
A. Y. Wiswell took exceptions to
the ordinary method yesterday and
WALKED over to Morrisville.
County Commissioners Cornell was
in the place Monday, looking over
the liquor agency business.
Miss Dorcas Sawyer and Mrs. F. N.
Keller returned Monday from their
visit in Boston and vicinity.
Fred Mcfarland, the mileage book
broker, has something to say else
where concerning his business.
Miss Clara Bliss of Sodom, has
come to spend some time with her
grandmother, Mrs. A. P. Slayton.
Harry Manley has gone to st.
Johnsbury to work for Bragg &
Morris, the contractors and builders.
Jas. Tyndall, who has been engaged
in the hide business for while, has
again returned to his school in Bur-
lington.
Styggles and Grimes announce an.
other of their popular promenades
and dances at the town hall Friday
evening.
George Seymour has moved into
the creamery building, the same hav'
ing been put into shape for dwelling
purposes.
Charles Merrill has his family moved
into the Fred Lilley house and is now
assisting Strong & Wood in their de-
livery work.
Mrs. Harriet Dewey BatcheldeI
and Mrs. Bragg of birmingham
Mass, spent last Sabbath with Mrs
T. W. Hyde.
The Academy foot ball team goes
to Bakersfield Saturday, where they
will contest the pig skin honors with
Brigham Academy.
While Edwin Campbell was baline
hay the other day he got a severe
squeezing, but fortunately received
no permanent injury.
Bernard Mudgett, who has recently
come from South Superior, Wis, has
purchased the Hiram Reed place on
the Brook road and will locate here
A number of The young folks went
up to the husking at Albert Whit
combs Friday evening. 1t was q
very pleasant affair, 80 say they all
The contract for heating the new
church has been awarded to M. B
Eaton. Two Murkland wood fur
naces, made at Barton, are to bC
put in.
Arthur Cleaveland found one of hi:
horses badly injured Monday morn
ing. In some way it had cut its right
eye in the stall, tearing the upper lie
almost off.
G. A. Reed, administrator of tb,