News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-03-01

meeting at MaSODlc hdil ldSI eheh-
ing.
Mrs. Z A. Hart has been in Barton,
the guest of her sister, Miss Ella Bar
rows.
c. NJ. Preston of Wolcott is among
the latest additions to foundry
force.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tomlinson of Jersey
Heights, have been in Essex this
week.
A lady's bracelet, found on Port
land street, await an owner at this
Office.
Mrs. Holmes Cushman has moved
to Chas. Stafford's Court street tene-
ment.
Harry Cutler is here this week in
his studio, just as eager for business
as ever:
Ernest Harrison begins his sum-
mer's work at Warren Bakers,
March l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Lambert Of
Eden were guests at H. j. Edmund's
yesterday.
Harry Cowes departed yesterday
to look after his branch establish
ment in Richford.
W. W. Peck has quite a number of
stacks of lumber in the depot yards
that show the men who put them up
had an eye to mathematical exact
ness.
Post meeting Saturday at 2 p, m.
Timothy Terrill has changed his
residence from Mr.. Hoyt's on Park
street to Mr.. 0. F. Crowell's, George
| street.
The preparatory lecture will hegiv-
on at the congregational church to-
morrow Thursday evening, and
there will be Communion service next
Sunday.
n. B. Blair has contracted with
Fletcher parties for 145 barrels Of
maple syrup. This is equal to 1850
gallons. A pretty good contract for
ID starter.
Geo. D. Mower, who has been at
work in St. Adams nearly all winter,
returned to bis work there this morn
ing, after a few days stay here with
his family.
f. j. Smallpy returned from a bnsi-
ness trip in New Hampshire last Fri
day. His western horse business
reaches out beyond the bounds of
MOrrisville.
Rev. Daniel Gregory of the A. G.
church has been assisting in the
meetings held on Mckinstrv Hill in
Hyde Park, commencing Thursday
night of last week and ending Sunday
night.
John Whitney seems to be enjoy
ing himselfin his bachelor quarters
on upper Main street, and in the
meantime is putting in his time in
the way of repairing the interior of
his residence.
f. w. Agan and wife of Ludlow
were in town several days the past
week, returning home Monday even
ing. Mrs. Agan's many friends will
be pleased to learn that she has
greatly improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Robinson enter
tanned few friends Saturday even
ing in honor of their guest, Miss Alice
Collins. General sociability, whist
and refreshment offered irresistible
attractions until a late hour.
The remains of Mrs. Ormal East
man Of Worcester, Vt, a sister of
John and Thomas Utton, were
brought here for interment in Pleas
and View Cemetery Tuesday; her
death occurring last Saturday.
Joseph Chaplin, Mayor of Mud
City was in town Saturday to secure
help in the approaching municipal
election in that burg. As usual,
Joseph is ION deck" for reelection,
but he has got to hustle this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atchison, Mr.. and
Mrs. McCarty, Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney
Tomlinson, G. F. Smith, John Camp
bell, Levi Small, Albert Lucy and
Erwin Terrill, Lulu Douglas, Edna
Best and |. n. LeBaron, attended the
Farmers meeting at Wolcott last
Friday.
On the Goth instant the Morris.
vile Tanning Company ceased to
make contracts for hemlock bark,
but bark is still coming in on the old
contracts. The company has fully a
years supply on hand and conse-
quently well fixed for the coming
years work.
Geo. f. Earle commences his fourth
year in the dry goods line this week
in Morrisvill, Coming from the post
office as they did, it is not surprising
that Mr.. and Mrs. Earle have made
a success in mercantile life, for the
training there received has been of
value to them in their new avocation.
The young people of LamoiIe
Grange hold masquerade Wednes-
day evening, Mach 10 Those who
do not mask pay ten ents admission
Dominoes may be procured of II. J..
Edmunds or at Dwinel's. The next
regular meeting OF the grange is on
the second Thursday of the month.
March 8.
j. II. Atchinson, has been given n
general agency of the Vermont Life
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