News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-01-24
H. D. BlakeIy of Waterbury is in

II. >. RODlnSOn Wenb 10 DOSuoH w.
day to remain a few days.
Read Houghton's new adv't. He
is making special prices for one week.
lara Griswold has been visiting the
past week down Montpelier and
Barre way.
Mrs. Henry Waite, who has been
quite i'll, is being cared for by Mrs.
H. j. Young of Alburgh.
H. E. Sargent, NJ. D., of Island
Pond was here last Friday on a visit
TO his brother, Walter S.
N. B. Blair sent seven fine COWS to
his Fletcher farm yesterday, among
the lot being o. L. Woods pet heifer.
Mrs. Isaac Spaulding left this morn
ing for Hyde Park, Mass, where she
will remain during the balance of the
winter.
The Christian Endeayor Society is
planning to have social a week from
next Friday night. Particulars will
come later.
Miss Maud Barnes Of Bakersfield,
who has been visiting at j. A. Bun
dy's several weeks, returned home
Tuesday.
Henry S. George, who was laid up
some time with a throat difficulty,
resumed work in A. R. Campbells
store Monday.
NJ. s. Rosenberg of st. Albans was
here over Sunday. Has Morris got
matrimonial designs with some fair
Morrisville lady?
Mrs. Ayers of South Boston, who
came with the remains of 0. G. Kid
der last week, spent the remainder OF
the week with her sister, Mrs A. C..
Hamel.
The Maple street Whist Club met
with Mrs. Fred Utton last Monday
evening. The entertainer next Mon
day evening will be Mrs. j. A. Bundy,
at her home.
j. II. Atkinson has sold his resi-
dence on Harrison Avenue to Isaac
browne, and has purchased the
Tewksbury place on Maple street.
Possession in each case remains as it
is for some time to come.
Mr.. E. W. Cram celebrated his seth
birthday Tuesday evening, Jan. 16,
by entertaining the Maple street
Whist Club. Refreshments were
served, after which the club presented
him cane. All went home feeling
they had had a very enjoyable time.
DR.. /. C. Clarendon, whose adssi
has appeared in this paper several
times, arrived at The Randall Mon
day and was greeted by numerous
callers. Since then the line has seem
ingly kept up. The doctor remains
here until next Monday. See his an
nouncement.
Whist is evidently fourishing since
the closing of the stores two nights
in a week. Is the home circle being
neglected any more than under the
old regime? 1t is well enough ia
call attention to it, and those inter.
ested will probably do the talking
out in meetin."
r. V. N. Burke, the veteran repre-
sentative of the Lane Manufacturing
Company of Montpelier, who is Oh
speaking terms with a good many
people throughout the United States
was in town over Sunday. He re-
ports that the demand for saw mills
and supplies to be quite brisk.
While lumbermen have not beer
tidgeting to any extreme extent, there
is no question but what a lack o
snow has added to the ediscomforts 0
the business to no small proportions
and 1T is also true that other bust
ness has suffered in volume. 1t NAV
be another case of "winter lingering
in the lip of May'-the old fellow il
noted for his coquetCish propensities
H. E. Cutler is branching out in hi,
business again, his latest venture be
ing the purchase of the new photo
graphic studio in the Currier Block
Barre, said to be the best studio il
Vermont and one of the best in New
England, fitted with steam heat. cleo
trio lights and all modern improve
ments. He retains his old studio
there, WITH A. d. Bradford, manager
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of SamuelS Rosenburg, former
ly of the Globe Clothing Co. of tbi
village, now of the same firm at st
Adams, to Miss Lena Simpson Berg
man of Burlington at the brides resi-
dence, Feb. II, 1900 Sam has ,
host OF young friends here who will
wish him and bIile the larges
amount of happiness ever given thos
entering upon the double lite harness
Those who gave books to tn
travelling library, sent ont by tn
Woman's Club e;-Mrs. Stowe
Mrs. Maria Tinker, Miss Carrie Pow
ers, Mrs. N. b. Blair, Mrs. DWinelI
Mrs. II A. Slayton, Miss Ann,
Moore, Mrs. E. J. Hal, Marti,
WheeIock, A. l.. Cheney, Mrs A. NJ
Burke, Mrs l. f. Gleed, Miss Thomp
? son, Mrs E w. Gates. Mrs. G W
Hendee, Mrs II. c, Fisk, Miss Mar
: Fisk, Mrs Phelps, Mrs. Blake, Mr..
} G. II. Slocum. There are ffly.seve
books, and the town or distric
= making the first application, ca
have them by paying transportation
! and arranging for the eare Of then
, | This will hp an paaU ntattar "A ha