News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-09-27


tors absence.
Bernie Kelley of Watervill7 is in
town to work on Geo. NJ. Powers
new residence.
A. F. Bowen. who has been follow
ing up the fairs on the northern Ver-
mont circuit, reports that he has been
quite successful.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Waite returned
from their trip to Alburgh, VT, and
Ottawa, P. O., last Friday end re-
port very pleasant outing.
j. NJ. Warner, No. 81, W. R. c.,
will hold a special meeting, Thurs
day afternoon, Sept. %. at two
O'Clock for practice and initiation.
Mrs. ]. G. Sawyer, who went to
Barton several months ago and was
taken seriously ill, has so far recov-
cred that she returned to her home
here Friday.
Mrs. F. P. Keller returned from her
New York trip Friday evening. Her
display window will probably let the
ladies know what her mission to the
metropolis was for.
Bloom Palmer has had to hustle
down at the depot the past week to
keep up his own work as we'll as that
of Station Agent Bryant, who is
away on his vacation.
Ladies' Aid Society, No. II, S. V.
will meet next Tuesday evening. The
members are requested to make a
special IF )rt to attend, as it is time
to prepare for inspection.
Thelma is the name of very young
lady who came to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. j. E 1munds last Friday,
asking for care and protection, a re-
qnest that has been readily complied
with.
Plans have already been made for
the changes to be made in the north
side of the Darling block, to be occu-
pied by l.. B. Boynton, and work
commenced under the direction of
Ed SpilIer.
The Valparaiso, Indiana, "Vidette"
of Sept. IA says:-Judge William G.
Talcott and Mrs. Alice S. Boardman
we're married at the groom's s home at
II o'clock today, Judge Hogan off
cating.
The work at the Slayton mill is be-
ing pushed with as much vigor as the
nature of the work will warrant. Be-
fore the end of another week the
wheel pit is expected to be in readi-
ness to let the water in.
NJ. Rosenberg left for New York
Monday to lay in a stock of goods.
In his absence his brother, j. Rosen.
berg, will have a share in the looking
after the business here, and perhaps
become permanent resident.
In the absence of Rev. Mr.. Kellogg
at Boston last Sunday the morning
services at the Congregational church
were conducted by RAv V.M. Hardy
The sermon, one of Rev. Mr.. Sheldon's
was read by Mrs, Mimi Steele.
C. B. Davis, one of our village
truckmen has been having quite 8
Jobs experience with a carbuncle as
big as the hand of a giant, during
which time Harry Bachum has beer
helping out in the team work,
G. W. Rines, a sign and show caro-
painter, of Brockton, Mass, and his
wife, who have been visiting with
their nephew, Herb Delano, for the
past two weeks, like Vermont so well
that they will remain here week oI
two longer.
Mrs. Clement and daughter, who
have been staying at The Randall fol
several weeks, returned to Chicago
Monday evening. Their stay here
has seemingly been a very pleasant
one among former day acquaintance
as we'll as relatives.
A full-blooded Berkshire boar pig
black and glossy as could be desired
was received by express last Satur
day and became part of j. I'll. War
ren's possessions. Mr.. Warren is
bound to be up with the times il
stock improvement.
There will be harvest concert al
the Methodist church next Sunday
morning, in place of the regular Sun
day school session. This to bt
known rs rally Sunday for the schoo
and it is hoped that there may be 8
very large attendance.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Congregational church viii
hold their regular meeting at th'
house of Mrs. Henry George on Fri
day the 20, at $50, p. m, A larg,
attendance of the members of tn,
Society and of the Congregation il
requested.
Mrs. c. X. Nash and Mrs. A. Nc
Gaff9y, sisters of the late Byron j
Spaulding, and Mr.. and Mrs Charles
McGaff4y of Burlington, called herr
by the death of their brother, return
ed home Monday, beiog the guests
while here of Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Mat
thews and Mrs. Ida Churchill.
Mrs. w. 0. Rocheleau, who has car
ried on IA dressmaking business her,
for good many years, has conclud
ed to make st. JOhusbury Der future
home, where her husband has employ
ment in a barber shop, Ihe rooms
she has occupied in the 3en5ennia