News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-09-27
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George SanbOTn was in Burlington Friday.
Mrs. Fred Harris has been quite i'll recent
ly.
Mrs. Gibson visited relatives in Ottawa last
week.
DIR. Fl. N. Waite of johnson was in town
Wednesday.
DR.. H. B. Esmond was in st. Adams por-
ton of last week.
Robert wilkinson of Montpelier is a guest
at Green Mountain Inn.
Read what Miles, Mcmahon, & Co. have to
say in their business notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Muzzey OF Barre, we're
in town portion oflast week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Scribner we're in town
from st. Adams over Sunday
Mrs. Hattie Waite returned to her home
in Shoreham, last Wednesday.
H. Mayo and daughter, Lillian take in the
New York excursion this week.
Mrs. Van Chase has been a recent guest Of
her sister, Mrs. c. l.. Mcmahon.
Miss Molle Straw of Minneapolis is visiting
her MOTHER Mrs. Vernon Wilkins.
TIE skating rink this week will be held
Thursday night instead of Friday.
Walter Adams and Herbert Harlow left for
a stay IN Boston, Monday morning.
NJ. C. Lcvejoy and Miss Alice Barrows we're
in dardwck saturday and Sunday.
Dr. D. D. Grout OF Waterbury was called
to town Thu sday to see Miss Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Buzzell of Richmond
are visiting Mr.. Buzzel's parents here.
Frank Muzzeys little daughter, fell and
broke one boz OF her arm, Friday night.
Rev. Frank Gale, the new pastor of Unity
church, will speak at the church next Sunday.
Mrs j. l.. Stafford and mother. Mrs.
Storey, visited relatives in Jonesvllle last
| week.
1t is understood that l.. C. Camp has pur-
chased the Gould Camp place at the Lower
! Village.
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles Douglass OF Pitts
| field were in town last week, returning We'd
nesday.
| Mrs j. ]. Morse, accompanied by her sister
| from Jacksonville, is visiting in Bethel and
| Rutland.
C. F. Eddy paid the patrons of the Mount
Mansfield Creamery ] s cents per pound toI
August butter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tatro of Franklin
Mass are passing their honeymoon at Green
| Mountain Inn.
Owing to the rain Thursday, the choppine
bee at Lake Mansfield has been postponed
until some future time.
Harley Comley a member of Troop C.
Third Cavalry, visited his parents at Mos
COW, Saturday and Sunday.
| Dir. W. G. Church of Burlington was called
| to town Saturday to see DR.. Smith who waE
critically ill with pneumonia.
Mrs. E. R. Bigelow and daughter, closed
| their summer cottage last week and returned
| to their home in Salem, Mass.
Rev. G.. P. Emery and wife reached towr
| Friday afternoon and are domiciled for the
present at Green Mountain Inn.
Ule Houston and Miss Bertha Chamber
| lam were married last week, afterwarC
spending few days in Burlington.
A large safe from the office of tie Comfy
Clerk at Hyde Park was brought down anC
put into the Town Clerks office here, Friday
The Stowe Cornet Band was complimenteC
last week by receiving an invitation to take
part in the parade in honor of Admiral Dewey
at Montpelier.
NJ. C.. Kimbal of Stowe and Mrs W. G
Simmons and Mrs. Woodruff of Unionyille
Conn, visited Deacon ID. p. Munson at Nor
rlsvilIe last Friday.
The ball game to have been played last
Friday afternoon between the "Chumps" ard
| a picked village team, was cut off in it's infan
cy by rain. When the game was called the
score stood to in favor of the village.
The boilers, engines and dynamos for the
big search-light to be placed on the summit
of Mt. Mansfield, Dewey Day" have arrived
and are being transported to the summit by
C. E. Burt. The boilers weigh oyer four
thousand pounds each and proved quite a
load to draw up the mountain.
Dr. Smith, who has been i'll for several day
with acute pneumonia, died Saturday night
DR.. Smith was formerly successful dentis
in New York City, but infrmities incidental
to his advanced years, forced him to give VI
practice, and he has since been living at BIZ
farm on the Morrisville road.