News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-11-21

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granite and marble business at st.
Adams, and has moved his family
there.
Regular meeting of the W. K. c.
Saturday afternoon at two O'Clock.
Members please remember work as
signed.
The regular dime supper of the
United Workers will be given at the
Cong'l vestry next Friday evening
from $50 to Z O'Clock.
There will he a dance at the n. e
0. P. hall Friday night, Nov. 30.
Admission, ladies, 15c; gents, Zoe;
music, Paul's orchestra.
Next Sabbath evening a union
Thanksgiving service will be held in
the Cong'l church. The sermon will
be preached by Rev. DR.. Booth.
Walter Trow, who has been a guest
of his uncle and aunt, ex-Gov. and
Mrs. g. W. Hendee, has gone to bis
home in Washington,
Waite's store these days strongly
resembles Fanueil Hall market-all
owing to the large lot of poultry
coming in for the Thanksgiving
trade.
1t is a good time now to overhaul
the chimneys on your buildings and
see if there are any needed repairs.
This applies fo the country as we'll as
villages.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. York of Newport,
n H., are here on a visit to his neph-
ew, Walter R. Masser. Later they
will visit Mr.. York's sister in Garfield,
whom he has not seen in 81 years.
While at work in the granite sheds
yesterday forenoon APIECE of stet
few from a tool that Il. J. King was
using, making an ugly wound in his
left arm. 1t was dressed by DR.. Bates.
j. D. Remington, who has become
a commercial traveller again, return
ed last week for a brief stay. Mr.. and
Mrs. Remington were in Essex June
rtion over Sunday, visiting her par
ents.
The collection of assessments on
pews in CoDg'l church has been left
with j. "A. Robinson; those having
pews will confer a favor by attending
to it at once las the insurance must
be paid.
Sunday morning at the Cougl
church Rev. g. n. Kellogg preached a
fine sermon. taken from St. Johns
gospel, the 10th chapter and 21st
verse, using for text Jesus' worus
to Peter, Lowest thou me?"
While some movement has been
made in the way of cleaning up after
the devouring fire effects in the Hal
portion of the Centennial block, the
Burlington contractors have not got
here to replace the woodwork.
Wedding bells will ring out this
evening at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. &. A. Barrows over il
Brooklyn, as soon as the marriage
of Miss Stella May Hadley and Mr.
Edwin |. Booth is consumated.
The household goods of F. W
Mould, bookkeeper at the granite
sheds, were shipped to Waterbury yes
terday. During their stay here Mr.
and Mrs. Mould have made many
friends who regret their departur,
very much.
Hall 4 Cheney's advertisement thil
week is devoted to a Fire Sale" O
course they are not selling any good
actually burned up, but you will finC
many bargains in the old stock, per
haps just what you are looking for
The invitation is general.
The poultry train, an annual even
in this section of the country lust be
fore Thanksgiving, is scheduled tt
leave here at 1905 next Friday morn
ing. Dealers have been quite activ
and shipments will probably be up t.
the record of former years
Harry Hardy left Monday for Bur
.lington to work as representativ
OF Bailey's Music Rooms. While h
has no specified territory he expect
to be largely employed in northern
New York, end occasionally sid
trip up this way. His large circle q
friends wish him an abundance of sue
cess.
Judge H. NJ. Cornell was here yes
terday to see about matters in ]. A
Bundy's distributing depot and hav
a chat with Elisha. The Judge ha
formerly complimented the name
of conducting the Morristown agenc
and that it was very easy to size u
the business.
A. A. Niles, Treasurer of Morris
town, has put into the hands of II
D. Bryant the sum of 5000 II, as dc
linquent taxes, against 130 tax pay
ers of said town. Town tax place.
in the Treasurer's hands was $15
SIG OF. He has also, as vilag
Treasurer placed in the hands of "
NJ. Sargent, collector, the sum c
800 "a, against SO tax. payers of th
village. Village tax placed in hi
hands was $2715. 40.
Lyman Woodruff. who is noted 70
his positive political opinions, an,
has beea for years, gave an oyste
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