News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-09-20

lie, and that the time for action has
now arrived, hence the call for ac-
ton.
Read Stone & Co.'s advt.
Fred Smalley is up Lowell way,
buying cattle.
Mrs. U. 6. Stowe has an auction
sale of hou.e hold goods Saturday.
Regular meeting of J. NJ. Warner
Post No. NV. R. c, Saturday even
ing.
The annual New York $5 rate ex-
cursion on the Central from Cam
bridge Junction comes Tuesday.
Additional Morrisville news as we'll
as brief mention of one of it's live
manufacturing plants will be found
on page 2.
Mrs, J. |. Nesmith and daughter,
Hattie, are at j. Richardson's. Mrs.
Nesmith will be remembered by many
as a former landlady of the Ameri-
can House at Hyde Park.
A. W. Mears is back from Barton,
where he was during the fair week
clerking in a hotel, "Chubb" is ap-
parently handy man in this line,
from the de nands made upon him
this fall.
Master Bradley Thomas, son OF
Walter Thomas, was nine years old
saturday, and obs erved the event by
entertaining a number of his young
associates at a party. All had "A glo-
rionS time.
Miss Charlotte l. daughter of D.
W. Tenney, is one of the superinten-
dents in the Fren ;h-American College
at Springfield, Mass, an institution
doing work largely among NeS Eng
land foreign population and children.
The service at the Methodist church
next Sunday morning will be espec-
tally for the older memb bers aud at.
tendants of the church. 1t is hoped
that an effort will be made for az
many as possible of our older people
to be present.
Though there is, apparently, a lack
of interest in the future postmaster
ship of the MorrisvilIe office, it should
not be understood that there is any
lack of interest among the group OF
candidates, for they are keeping an
eye to business" saving wood" so
speak.
Friday evening, Sept, %, Mrs. G.
H Slocum will give at her home on
Union street q butternut sociable
for the benefit of the Young Peoples
Christian Union. to which a cordial
invitation is extended to all. Music,
games and refreshments will contrib
ute towards a pleasant hour.
A social gathering will be held at
the residence of Geo. A. Morse, on
Congress street, Friday evening of
this week. The social will be under
the auspices of the Epworth League.
A literary as we'll as social enter ain
ment will be provided and it is hoped
that there will be large attendance.
The Boys Brigade, an organiza-
tion now extinct, has. through its
Treasurer, Oscar Gates, given about
twenty dollars to the Public Library.
The gift is very timely, as new books
are already ordered and the funds
short. Or. Holbrook has again re-
membered the library with "The
Days Work. by Rudyard Kipling,
and Mrs. B. II. Sanhorn with book
published by B. Ii. Sanborn X Co. of
Boston. A new catalogue is in prep.
aration.
A. p. Wheelock's four fine family
carriages have been shipped to Bos-
ton, and tl-morrow Mr.. and Mrs.
WheeIock intend to take their de-
parture. Their stay at Dorchester
Heights this wear has been as pleas
ant a one as those OF former years,
having had their children and grand
children as guests a large part of the
time. Truly these worthy people,
natives of Lamoille county, have
their lines cast in pleasant places in
their declining years.
Col. Doty is generally pretty thor
ough when he enters upon a business
venture as the volume of bis estab
lishment to-day will bear out. 1t has
for several years been his aim to
furnish q house from the kitchen to
the garret, and he is now in a posi-
tion TO do it, having In the past week
added stoves, the connecting link. "
All you have got to do Is to have the
house, and wife to make the se-
lection, and Doty will do the rest as
can be seen by reading his adv.