News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-04-04
c. H. Small solicits your work in
lur business notice column.

There does not seem to be any Nor
risviIle Knott & Closson creditors.
W. S. Page of Hardwick has been
In town several days the pastweek.
SIeighs and sleds commenced Mon
day to give place to buggies and
wagons.
Mrs. George Norton of Waterbury
recently visited her husband at K. +.
BarroWs'.
The snow rollers are being coralled
at the town building on the Fair
grounds.
Zlra Griswold sold three Septem-
Der pigs to J. H. Warren that dressed
920 pounds.
Miss Nellie Hadley went to Water
bury yesterday, where she has, a posi-
tiOn in the asylum.
Mrs. f. P. Keeler returned from her
Boston and New York trip Monday,
and reports a very pleasant time.
Tue sugar season may very proper
ly be said to have commenced the
latter part of last week in this section.
Mrs. C. B. Kramer and son Carl,
former residents, but now living 8c
Gorham, N. H., are visiting friends
here.
Mrs. Will Skinner of Swanton ar.
rived in town Monday evening and
will visit with friends here for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Arkley have
moved from the E. E. Harris tene-
ment, recently purchased by E. j.
Durham, to Mrs. Orville Reeds on
Bridge street.
A notice will be seen from the
Water & Light Company, which will
be interesting to many. These bills
should be paid at once for the an
nual settlement.
Advertised Letters-Mrs. G. Brown,
Miss Rosy Cole, A. B. Chapman, Miss
Alice Day, Wallace jennings, Captis-
la Liberti, Master Clyde Wood, Dick
Wood, Ernest Wheeler.
DR.. Rublee, assisted by DR.. Ed.
Stone, performed a successful opera
tion upon Morillo Wood last Thurs
day, for the removal of a tumor, and
the patient is doing finely.
W. E. Gilbert Of Burlington was
here over Sunday, on a visit to his
mother, Mrs. D. A. Gilbert, who has
been quite i'll for several weeks, but il
now reported to be much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Bartlett Of
PIainfeld were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Bennett day or two
last week. They we're here to atten5
the wedding of their son, Clinton 4
Bartlett.
JAS. Ii. Clark went to Hardwick
Monday evening to assist in the work
of starting NJ. Rosenberg & CO. Z
branch clothing store, which it is ex.
pected to have in running order by
Saturday.
The N. E O. P. masquerade last
Friday evening was very pleasant
affair. The costumes were fine as q
whole, some being very elaborate
and what is better, everybody seem
ed to enjoy the occasion immenselg +
The new incandescent dynamo has
been ordered and the third wire from
the power house to the village has
been strung, so that in the course O
a short time a marked improvement
in the inside electric lights can be ex
pected.
While returning home Saturday
evening, and having just passed over
the Bridge street bridge, John Whit
ney's sleds collapsed and scattered 6
load OF junk around quite promis
cuously. The sleds are the only loss
sustained.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet with Mrs. A. NJ
Burke, at her home on Park street
on Thursday afternoon, April 5, al
three O'Clock. A good program is
being prepared. All interested il
temperance are invited.
The Portland Street Whist Cl1t
holds it's last session at n. Il. o. z
hall Thursday evening, after which
the members will proceed to Tht
Randall and do ample Justice to one
of Landlord RandalPs popular
spreads, and then take a recess for {
few months.
A part of the plans for theimprove
ments to be made in the tannery
have been received and Indicate thai
qutea a radical change is contemplat
ed. 1t is not known now how sooI
these changes andrepairs will he com
menced, as it largely depends upor
the finishing of the work now undel
way,
Miss Ann Matthews, native o
Morristown, died March %, aged n
years. The funeral was held Satur
day afternoon at the Universals
church, Rev. DR.. Booth officiating
OF the family of nine boys and on
girl, p. A. Matthews of Port Coving
ton, N. Y, and o. d. Matthews O
this village are the only survivors.
Town Hall was well filed las
Thursday evening to do honor to tn
Burlington High School Banjo an,