News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-03-01

G. NJ. Johns and Miss Lena Allison
of Charlotte are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. |. A. White.
II. R. Mack, the pioneer granite
man OF Hardwick, was looking after
his interests here yesterday.
Bert Hamel is on the sick list this
week. His place on the dray line is
in the hands OF Dan Rogers.
Over the main entrance of A. NJ.
Burke store rests a brand new sign,
the hendiwork of C. H. Small.
Fred Ferrin, who has been employ
ed on the Bolton Falls improvement
work for some time, is in town.
Jim Simm moved to-day from the
Foss hOase on Main street, to the
Reed tenement on Bridge street.
There will be a special communica-
tiOn Of Mt Vernon Lodge No. s, F.
< A. NJ Feb. 8 on the F. C. degree.
Til gymnasium basket ball team
goes to Montpelier next Tuesday to
play the I. NJ. G. A. team of that city.
DR.. Martin, the well known ocuIist,
will open an office at the Randall
house, Mar. l, where he can be con-
suited until March 16.
c. ii. A. Stafford left Monday even
ing on business pertaining to the
Worthwhile Tanning Co. which
will take him to Boston and possi-
bly, New York.
A. Il. Campbell and wife are spend
ing several davs visiting rp!a tives
and friends in Orleans County. On
their return they will make their
home at The Randall
The Reading Circle of the Eoworth
League will meet with Mrs. j r. Par
ker, on Maple street, next Friday
evening, March 3. 1t is desired a
good number be present.
Mrs. Harrison is slowly gaining and
has 50 far recovered as to enable her
son to go to his work at Craftsbury
Common, and her granddaughter from
Stowe is stopping with her.
W. O. Rocheleau who has been at
st. Johnsbury the past year or two
contcmplates returning here April l
and opening a barber shop in the
building opposite the post-office.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J.'Edmunds NOV
ed from the Reed house on Bridge
street to the G. A. Barrows residence
in Brooklyn last Monday. Mr.. Bar
rows will make bis home with them.
MrAe. r. Luce left Monday for a
short stay in Boston. She will go
from there to New York to fiji an en-
gagement with one of the best milli-
merry firms during the Easter season.
H. G.. Spaulding, representing the
Burlington Daily News, was here last
Thursday looking after the interests
of that paper. The News has gain
ed quite a foothold up the valley in
furnishing the evening news, through
Spaulding's missionary work.
To-day at Winooski Henry A.
Slayton and Miss Augusta Little will
be united in marriage. After the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Slayton will
make a wedding trip to Boston, New
York and Philadelphia, returning
here about the middle of March.
C. A. Bailey of Hyde Park has the
contract for furnishing the stone
for the foundation of George NJ.
Powers new residence on his recent
lv purchased lot on the corner OF
Union Congress streets, an improve
ment that will be credit to that
section of the village.
At the Academy Lyceum last eve.
ming the question for discussion
was:- Resolved, "That fine feathers
make fine birds" The negative side
won the approval of both the house
and judges. The paper was read by
Messrs. Grey and Carpenter, and the
music by Miss Beaulac and brothers
The State Dental Society holds its
annual meeting in Burlington, March
1917. Drs. Robinson and MinOtt
will attend. We observe by the pro-
gram that an address will be deliver
ed by the president, DR.. Robinson
and B. F. Smith of Stowe will give a
talk on "Hints on Articulating Arti
fetal Teeth"