News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-09-26

lating themselves.
The steel bridge is expected to be
completed this week.
Mrs. Joseph Rivers was in Wolcott
a portion of last week.
S. R. Bracket has sent in some
very excellent specimens Of apples OF
his raising.
Miss Rosa Smith of Craftshury who
is attending the johnson Normal
school, was in town over Sunday.
The mother of Mrs. Chas. Mccarthy
has been quite i'll for several weeks at
their home on the Randolph road.
Mrs. H. D. Blakeley and son from
Waterbury have been spending few
days at F. II. Grams, and with other
friends in town.
Mrs. C. S. Wilder returned home
the first of the week from Waitstield
where she had been helping care for
Mrs. W. F. Wilder.
Woman's Missionary meeting at
3 80 Friday AFTERNOON in Ladies Par
lor Cong'l church. Supper from five
to seven p. m. All invited.
A business session of the M. E.
Ladies' Aid Society will be heldin the
vestry Thursday afternoon at 4
o'clock, 1t is desired that all mem
bers and those interested be present.
FL. J. Dwinell returned from the
meeting of the State Pharmaceutical
Association at Rutland last Friday.
He reports that there was quite a
large attendance, and good deal OF
interest manifested in the sessions.
Mrs. C. F. Tillotson of the Hillside
View Farm, has May pullets that be.
gan laying the second week in Sep
tember, and of course is anxious to
know if any of our readers have
speedier chen fruit" producers in
point of age.
L. W. Frink, a Norwich, Conn,
dealer in monumental work visited
Drew Daniels establishment yester-
day. This was his first trip to this
part of the state, and he expressed
himself as being very much pleased
with its appearance.
The first Lyceum of the season will
be held at the Academy Friday even
ing, followed by social in Academy
Hall. The question for consideration
at the Lyceum will be, Resolved
''That the American troops ought to
be withdrawn from China"
Mrs. Jane Leach, long time resi-
dent, soon intends to make her home
at Fargo, N. D. Preliminary to it
she will have an auction sale, Oct. 6,
of personal property, an enumeration
OF which can be seen on bills. A. G.
Small will be the auctioneer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. K. Currier, Mr..
and Mrs. E. G. Wilson, Mrs. A. A.
Niles, Mrs. o. L. Woods, George F.
= Earle, A. G. Small, Bert Taylor, Car
rcll Spaulding and G. W. Clark, were
among those who left here yesterday
morning on the New York excursion
See advt. of FL. L. Bentley regard
photographs and amateur supplies
You will find him a very pleasant
young man to deal with.
The M. Rosenberg & Co. store will
be closed from Tuesday until Wed.
nesday evening of next week, for the
proper observance of q Jewish Gus.
tom.
Grand Master W. Scott Nay and
other Grand Lodge members go to.
day, Wednesday, to Guildhall, VT,
where the corner stone for Public Iii.
brary and Masonic Hall to be laid on
the 9th with appropriate ceremo.
MES. Mr.. Bond of st. Johnsbury re.
lieves Mr.. Bryant so that he may
join theparty.
M. A. Stone & Co. are represented
in our advertising columns again
This firm is noted for the high grade
of goods it carries and you will fine
the management a pleasant one tC
deal with. This firm succeeds Slocun
< Fisk in the butter business anC
butter makers should read what they
have to say on this subject.
A monument to be erected on tht
P. K. Gleed lotin Pleasant View Gem
etery has just been completed at Drew
Daniels granite shops. Upona mas
: sive base, bearing the name "Gleed ,
rest two pillars supporting the die
and this is surmounted by GreeE
cross. 1t is a beautiful piece of work
the designing being done by Mrs
+ Laura F. Gleed.
! 1t is rather amusing to have non
!, subscriber call us to account for al
/ legged misstatements made by ou
e town correspondents. The query i
: how did he or she find it out. Ger
= tainly not in their own home and b,
their own fireside, through the New
: AND CITIZEN, as a patron. We ar
glad to give out news, and correctly
: as we believe it was in this case. Iii
spoils the sale of a horse because /
has been exploited as a kicker, it ma,
= do somebody good.
Thomas Henry O'Brien of Morris
? vile and Miss Margaret Annett
King of Waterbury were married il
D st. Andrews church, Waterbury
Sept. IS, by Rev. j. p. O'Neil 9
q Northfield assisted by Rev. f. j
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