News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-03-14
Steve.

AVE.
Walter Adams was in Burlington lasC Mon
day.
NJ. G. Lovejoy was in Burlington the first of
The week.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Sears have both been
i'll recently.
Frank Grahame of Montpelier was at Mos
COW Monday.
Mrs. Hattie Waite of Shorham is visiting
relatives here.
DR.. W. s. Church of Burlington was in
town Monday.
Mrs F. T. Downer OF Hardwick is visiting
rertives in town.
Miss Nettie Brush was at home from Mont
pelier over Sunday.
John Williams and DIN Sanborn spent
Sunday in Belvidere.
Mike Maloney visited his home in North
Duxbury over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs George Dole of Mortified are
visiting relatives in town.
j. l.. Stafford was laid up part of last
week with a strained back.
Leo. Straw was down from Hardwick a
few days the first of the week.
Elmo Woodwork moves soon to Montpel-
Ter, where he has employment.
Mrs. Fl. Z. Jenney and Mrs. H. Z. Nelson
were in Montpelier last Friday
A social dance was held at Steward Nut
ting's last Wednesday evening.
Principal Cowles of the High School was in
Burlington Friday and Saturday.
Miss Lillian Isham was at home from
Montpelier Seminary over Sunday.
Local dealers are contracting for syrup at
prices ranging from 60 to rs cents.
James Clark of Morrisville and Mr.. Kipp
of Newport we're in town Wednesday.
Mr.. Winslow Farman gave three very in
teresting lectures at the village churches last
week.
Mrs. Elmer Robinson has been i'll and cared
for by her sister, Miss Byron of Waterbury
Center.
Walter Faunce was called here from Hard
wick by the illness and death of his father, H.
Z. Faunce.
party of Masons drove to Morrisville last
Wednesday evening to attend Masonic
gathering.
Mr. and Mrs p, D. Pike, who have been
| stopping in New York City for several weeks,
have returned home.
Milo Sallies, who has lately seen service
with the Seventh Cavalry in Cuba is visiting
his parents at Moscow.
w lllldu Dull6E Vi DUbUOu anu MEs. flOfd
| Thomas Cushman of Superior, Wis, are
guests at A. 81. Sayton's
The High School students are planning to
hold mock trial week from Friday night,
that being the close of school.
L L. Harris and his father Geo. A. Harris,
| have barganed for the Henry Raymond
farm, although the trade is not yet closed.
Joe Latuch has moved to the old Straw
place at the Lower Village. Edwin George
will occupy his Gold Brook house vacated by
Latuch.
Rev. Frank G. Gale will speak from the fol-
lowing text ~ was glad when they said I'M
to me, Let rs go INTO tae house of the Lord, -
Sunday, March IS, at 10;45.
Felix Wells was the guest of his parents
over sunday. Felix has entered into a con-
tract for another year with the National
Horse Nail Co., OF Vergennes, which he repre-.
sents through Vermont and Eastern New
York.
The Foreign Missionary Society of the NJ.
b. church will meet with Mrs. 5. G. Poor
Thursday afternoon and evening, March o.
The mite boxes will be opened and tea served
at the close. Members are requested to
bring food to furnish the tables.
10 the business notice column Miles Me-
Mahon Co. branch out on the Spring cam
paign lines-and that means many, when you
| take their store inGo consideration. While
not carrying everything mentionabe under
tue sun, the firm is live, up-to-date one and
has been in business long enough to know the
needs of the country, aud strives earnestly to
meet the demand paying particular atten-
zion to the purchase of farm produce. See if
| it is not so.
Horace c. Faunce, who was stricken with
pneumonia Monday night of last week, died
at an early hour Monday evening, March H.
Mr.. Faunce was a life long resident of Stowe
and his genial presence will be deeply missed
by those accustomed for 80 many years to
| see him going to and from his work and TAX
ing part in the social and religious life of the
town. He was one of the Oldest mem bers of
Mystic Lodge, F. & A. NJ, and funeral services
will be held under Masonic auspices, Thursday
afternoon at the residence.