News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-07-26


ington; D. c., is at G. W. Hendee's.
Ell Davis is to-day moving into
the Bugbee house over in Brooklyn.
Mrs. F. H. Gates was in Burlington
yesterday with st. Johnsbury friends.
Will Cobb of Hardwick was trans
acting business here last Thursday.
L. E. Brackett goes to WaterYille
this week to do Photographic work.
Mrs. H. E. Cutler and children, of
Barre, are visiting at Judge Church
ills.
Ed. SpiIleris beautifying his Brook
lyn residence by giving it a coat of
paint.
DR.. Marshall returned from his
Cambridge and Waterville trip last
evening.
DR.. Hodgkins of Waterviile, wHs
here Saturday and registered at The
Randall.
Mrs. P. K. Glped and F. G. Fleet
wood were in johnson part Of
Tuesday.
George Morse and family and J. R..
Parker and family havegone to High
gate Springs, where they will camp
out for three or four weeks.
Walter Bridge has recently passed
a successful examination before the
State Dental Board, and can now
practice dentistry in this state.
Water and sewer connection has
been made with the site of G. M.
Powers proposed residence, and the
work OF digging the cellar commenced.
Mrs. J. W. Fairbanks and son OF
! Chicago, ILL.,, have arrived and are
the guests of Mrs. Seymour Tefft
Mr.. Fairbanks runs the largest tea
and coffee house of the west side.
The frequent rains of late have
forged all growing crops ahead in a
wonderful manner, and been of great
value to the early mown grass land
insuring a very fair second crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Currier went
to-day to Franklin County to remain
there for a few days. This is the first
time in thirty years that Mr. and
Mrs. Currier have taken a railroad
ride together.
Mrs. NJ. E. Roberts of MQrtri'i2,
came here Monday night and remain
ing until to-day. While here she dis
posed of her Main street property tc
Mrs. 0. R. Luce, who occupied it fol
several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Bugbee, o
South Bend, Indiana. arrived here
last Friday and were the guests o
the Misses Bugbee until Tuesday
when they went to Waterbury, bu'
they will return here later.
Don't forget the lawn party anC
band concert in Academy Park to
night, given by the ladies of St
Teresa's church. If the weather i,
unfavOrable this event will tax,
place tomorrow evening.
William G. Wood of Chicago wal
in town several days the first of th'
week. Mr.. Wood was a student il
the Academy at it's start, and foun(
quite a number of his fellow student
TO talk over old times with.
4. r. Campbell, the optcian, ha
filed 600 prescriptions since 1897
a good indication that he is meeting
with success in that branch of hi
business. 1t should not be forgotten
that he is here the year round.
A. B. Austin and W. l. Paul wer
on EImore mountain Saturday
While there Mr. Paul fell and sus
tanned a dislocation of the righ
} shoulder. He came home all right
but the next morning found that hi
= arm did not work just right, so Dr.
] Robbins was called, who pronounce
it dislocation and placed it in pos
o ton.
e Enos Hill took possession of tn
Centennial House at Hardwick, Nor
n day, and the people of that town an
4 travelling public may rely upon th
best of service, as Mr.. and Mrs. Hi
= with "Chub' Mears as clerk, hav
. had the necessary experience to max
the patrons of the house feel at HON
from the very first.
:. Miss Adah Valiquette of Rutland
n the guest of Misses Marguerite an
q Lou Slocum. A lawn party in he
honor was given on the spaciou
b grounds of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. SlC
= cum yesterday afternoon, for whic
!. thirty invitations were issued. Th
: young people enjoyed themselvt
immensely, if appearances count fc
g aught.
r. M. s. Rosenberg closed up I'll
Globe Clothing Co. affairs here I'll
first of the week, and left to-day fc
/, st. Johnsbury, where he will renal
= over Sunday, before returning to S
u Albans, where he and Sam have
large clothing store. AS the tw
,e brothers have large circle of frienC
o here, numerous visits from them
'e the future may be expected.
A Emery fell into George Town
It clutches Sunday for indulging to
d freely in "Jersey lightning" an
is creating disturbance at Worceste
3 coming here for safe retreat. I'll
10 duet left here at l a. m. Monda
ID morning for Worcester, where ii
ID usual assessment was levied, whe
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