News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-12-27
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NJ. c. LOvejoy was in Hardwick Sunday.
wiz KAISER will occupy the Stearns house.
Alex Lang lost a valuable horse last week.
Dow Scribner was in Burlington Wednes-
day.
Walter Benson is in New York City this
week.
Nike Maloney is spending the week in Dux-
bury.
Henry Campbell is at home from Mont
pelier
Mrs J. B. Hyde is visiting relatives in
Jonesville.
b, d, Matthews is spending few days in
Burlington.
Frank Burt visited in Montpelier portion
of last week
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hayes visited in Bolton
over sunday.
Miss Lula Hutchins has gone to st. Adams
Tor the winter.
o. g. Harris of Burlington has been in town
for a few days.
George Thompson of Montreal is in town
for few days.
States Attorney Thompson of Wolcott was
in town Friday.
Cassius Austin Georgia was a. guest at Mrs
lsham's Saturday.
Alfred Cate of Worcester, Mass, is stopping
at C. B. Scribner's.
Ernest Scribner is at at home from Burling-
ton for few days.
Miss Sarah Mayo was at home from North
field over Christmas.
Mrs. c. L. Mcmahon visited in Williston a
| portion of last week.
John Straw and F. S. Boardman were in
Montpelier last Friday.
Walter Cheney is at home from st. Johns
bury Academy for the Holidays.
dividend of 40 per cent has been paid the
creditors of j. b. Hyde, bankrupt.
George Norway goes to Boston this week,
where he has employment for the winter.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. c. NJ. Watts, Wednesday, Jan. 3.
Mrs. A, c. Sayton, Mrs. L. A. Pike and
Mrs. b. P. Gates were in Burlington Friday.
Harry Pike and Harold Mcmahon are tax
ing in the sights of the Queen City this week
Miss Inez Cole returned last week from the
Mary Fletcher hospital, much improved in
health.
Dan McAllister has been off duty at Miles
Mcmahon & Co. for few days on account o
sickness.
Miss Bertha Isham of Richmond and Miss
Lillian Isham of Montpelier were at home fol-
the holidays.
Miss Ausie Moody, who has been attend
ing school in Bridgewater, Mass, was a.
home last week.
Dr. Church was up from Burlington las
Thursday to visit George Quinn. He reports
George as getting along nicely.
Dr. Bugbee has gone to North Pomfret anC
Peacham for few weeks excepting to return
here about the middle OF February.
The Christmas exercises at Unity Churcl
Monday evening we're excellent, and listened
to by an unusually large audience.
John Luce, an old resident of the Forks
died last Wednesday, Funeral services wer
attended by Rev. o. L. Barnard Friday.
John Downer OF the U. " NJ. and Ralpl
Warren and Mark Edison of the Burlington
High School were at home over Sunday.
r There will be picnic circle at Unity churc
! vestry, Jan. 4, to be followed by the annua
business meeting OF the church at 7, p. III.
, The Stowe Cornet Band will hold prone
made and box party at Town Hall New ear
night. Ladies with boxes, free gentlemen
fifty cents.
C. F. Eddy of Waitsfpld was in town las
week and settled with his creamery patron
for November milk, paying at the rate of 2
# cents per pound for butter.
u Charles HUT has sold his place opposit
Pike and Benson's store to Rev. George I
r Burnham Mr.. HINT intends going into bu
: mess in Boston in the near future.
T. Rev. F. R. Gale is to go home for the Ne
Year s holiday, and there will be no mornin
s service at Unity Church, Dec. 81, but IL
It Young Peoples meeting will be held as usu
d at Z, p. m.
The Stowe Cornet Band has arranged for
J. grand concert to be given by the George
b. Wilder Concert Co. of Montpelier at [ nit
s. church, an. s. This is a company of artist
and is bound to give first-class entertai