News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-09-12
r. W. Hulburd and s. B. Waite
were in Montpelier last Friday.

his aunt's, Mrs. Phil Woods.
DR.. Genge and family have returned
from their outing at Lake Eden.
Mrs. Flora Mitchell and daughter
return to their Illinois home to-day.
DR.. Victor Petersen and bride spent
few days at "The Elms" the past
week.
Will Land has gone to Montreal,
where he will enter an educational in
stitute.
Raymond Vaughan has gone to
st. Adams where he expects to find
employment.
Will Thorp's family cares have
commenced somebody has presented
him with pup.
Ferdinand Gauthier and wife are
spending couple of weeks with their
Burlington friends.
The Rebekahs had very interest
ing meeting last evening. There was
a good attendance.
Miss Mamie Phelan has completed
her work as stenographer in the
County Clerks Office.
Geo. Parker has moved into the
"Alhambra," taking the suite vaca-
ted by John Finnegan.
Mrs. Albert Rice and son of Cam
bridge are stopping a few days at the
home of FL. L. Fairbanks.
Miss Vera Pierce of Woodbury. is
here to spend several weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. Isaac Vaughan.
Betting on election doesn't pay,
whether you win or lose; it's not
only unlawful but unmanly.
Mrs. George Foster and Mrs. John
Needham of Boston, a cousin and
niece of Mrs. L. Boomhower, are
visiting her.
Mrs. s. J. Sands has been having a
very serious time with a cancer but
is better now, although she suffers
severely from it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorp returned home
Monday p. m. They will soon begin
housekeeping in coy tenement on
Prospect avenue.
The heavy gale to-day broke off q
portion of one of the large NAPLES il
DR.. Slayton's door yard, demolishing
telephone and electric wires.
.llcaMgs. A. B. Noyes and two children
Of Sf---rt. I r. -. .-.--r5. !,
here last week, as we'll as ATTENDED
the Thorp-Noyes nuptials.
Walter Keller, conductor on tht
Boston troliys, is home on his annu
al vacation. He looks as if life al
the Hub" agreed with him.
Miss Georgia Waterman, for th'
past two months visiting friends il
this place, returned to her home il
South Framingham, Mass, to day.
R. S. Page has reached Scotland al
right and is now doing the land o
Robby Burns. He took bicycl,
with him and will travel considerably
in that way.
| The old church has been sold to C
S. Page, I'll. M. Mcfarland, S. B
Waite and L. II. Lewis. They will
sell it to anybody who desires it foI
business purposes.
A Catholic Fair under the auspices
of st. Teresa's church will, be helt
about the middle of October. A pro
gramme and further particulars will
be announced later.
Nathan Cobleigh and James Towl
are the latest additions to Currier'
livery. Both are good horsemen AM
their care and good Judgment alread.
show upon the horefesh in that insti
tuition.
A. N. Camp has returned from hi
two weeks vacation, which was spen
in Chicago and Milwaukee, and j
giving solid attention to poultr,
food, and all the ct ceteras that @
with it.
Col. Z. III. Powell and wife of Bur
lington, were at the Phoenix las
Thursday night. They were drivins
across the country to st. Johnsbury
looking up land belonging to tn
! u. V. M.
The vote for Justices last week wa
Wiswell 353, Allen 365, Davis 349
Hurlbut $40, Strong 354, Crocke
$50, Randall $40. The last thre
are Democrats. Allen seems to b.
the favorite as he leads his ticket.
Barre's representative in the mex
Legislature is Frank McWhorter, {
popular clothing merchant of tha
place. When George Hardy was il
trade here. Frank was one OF his pop
ular clerks and made many friend
here, all of whom are glad to learn o
his election.
Victor Fairbanks, an old time resi-
dent, but now of York, Mimi, was il
town the first of the week looking NJ
old friends and noting the changes
made in our village since he was her,
AZ years ago. He is now 80 year,
old and this is his first visit to hi
native heath since he left.
AS announced last week, the dedi
cation OF the new church will takt
place Thursday afternoon, Sept. 20
commencing at 2 o'clock. These ex
ercises will be of a very interesting
character and will no doubt draw g