News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-07-12

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E. A. SOule and wife of st. Albans
were in town last Friday and took
dinner at The Randall.
A son came to Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
Fairbanks Sunday morning, claim
ing care and attention.
Miss Plumma Darling has for
guests the Misses Lila and Mildred
Woodbury. of Burlington.
Royal Peck has completed the re-
building of his Cherry Avenue tene-
ment, and is taking a rest.
Sheriff Stevens invaded this town
yesterday and captured six good and
true men to serve as jurors.
Mrs. Frank Simpson and children
returned from their st. Johnsbury
visit last Saturday evening.
Miss Emma Larabee went to Rich
ford this morning, where she has a
situation in a summer hotel.
Mrs. P. Peck and Mrs. W. Wood
ruff are visiting the formers daugh-
ter, Mrs. D. E. Foster, at Barre.
Mrs. c. W. Clark of Westfeld was
here Friday and Saturday on a visit
to her sister, Mrs. H. j. Edmunds.
Mrs. Edna Blair, who has been
working some time in a Burlington
laundry, was at home over Sunday.
W. B. Patch has the thanks of We
editor for a mess of those early pOta-
toes he raises. They were as tooth
some as could be desired.
Mrs. Chas. Hill and daughter of
New Haven, Conn, were here several
days last week on a visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. W. o. Rocheleau.
Mrs. H. R. Marvin and son Roy,
who have been visiting Miss Lillian
Patten the past week, returned to her
home in Sheldon yesterday.
Geo. NJ. Powers has the ground
staked out for the new residence he is
to build on the northeast corner Of
Congress and Union streets.
Geo. Milo who went to Swanton
last Thursday to visit his wife and
child, came back Tuesday and re-
sumed work in Gile & ChurchilPs
store.
D. P. Healey went to White River
Junction Friday to meet his wife,
who had been visiting there some
time. Both returned here Monday
night.
DR.. Rublee went to Burlington last
evening to attend a meeting of the
State Board of Health, leaving his
practice in charge of DR.. L. j.
Marshall.
Mrs. Maria Tinker and Miss Maud
Bnoth left Yesterday 70 attend the
10th Annual National Convention of
the Y. P. C. T.. held this year at
Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. E. J. Merrill has closed her
dressmaking establishment for few
weeks, and gone to the Summit
House, Mt. Mansfield, to remain until
about Sept. l.
W. B. Patch and family were in
Stannard last week on visit. Miss
Lulu Burroughs returned with them
last Thursday. Miss Lizzie Patch OF
Waterbury is the guest of MIR. and
Mrs. Patch this week.
C. W. Earle of Middlebury and DR..
A. A. Minott Sundayed on Mount
Mansfield. The day was not very
auspicious for sightseeing, but Land
lord Churchill's hospitality made the
hours pass pleasantly.
Friday of this week the ladies of
the Cong'l church will serve one of
their regular dime suppers at $50
O'Clock, to which every one is cor
daily invited. Missionary meeting
at $50, business meeting at 4:3O.
At the coming Lamoille County
Fair cash premium of S. will be
paid for the best exhibit of Vegeta-
bles raised from the W. Atlee Burpee
& Co. seeds. Buyers Of these seeds
should bear this in mind.
Lake Elmore has been n favorite
resort with a good many Morrisville
people during the past two weeks,
some going for days stay, Others
remaining a week or more. 1t is a
very pleasant place, and destined to
become more popular as the years 60
by, as it is easy of access.
Henry f. West, a prominent bust
ness man of Milwaukee, Wis, has
caused to be placed in the Universal
list church, a memorial window bear
ing the inscription, "In memory OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. West and daugh-
ter, Helen West Gates" j. P. West
was the first Deacon of the church.
The work of rebuilding the New
England telephone line has been
pushed with vigor, and the setting OF
new poles began on Portland street
Monday. The line entering the vii.
lage follows the railroad right of way
striking Portland street at Wilson's
store. The poles used are very large
and tall.
Ex-Presidng Elder l.. o. Sherburne
of Enosburg Falls, and Rev. Geo. W
Sanborn of st. Albans Bay, were in
town for a brief while Monday, en-
route for Elmore, where a very hap.
DIV home wedding was held that after.
nam tho brida bainp Miss Evel vn