News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-11-07
LOCAL NEWS
MORRlSVILLE.

Hon. Geo. wilkins of Stowe was at
tending to legal business in town
Monday.
James W. Withall, a magnetic
healer of Montreal, p. Q , is stopping
at G. L. Shaw's.
Supt. c. H. Bradley and son of Bos-
ton, Mass, are visiting his sister,
Mrs. A. A. Niles.
DR.. Ruhlee removed quite a large
tumor from jim CIark's arm, the
first OF rhe week.
Mrs. o. r. Luce went Monday to
j. ff-rsoBville to assist Mrs. Wilkins
in her millinery store.
Mr. and Mrs. Volney Gilmore of No.
Hyde Park were the guest of l.. l..
Laraway last Friday.
N. B. Blair is in st. Johnsbury this
week in the interests OF the Maple
wood Sugar & Syrup Co.
A petition asking for high license
was quite numerously signed by vot
ers here, the first of the week.
Mrs. Cornelia Stygles and son of
Waterville We're stopping few days
with her uncle, Henry Muckler.
C. F. Randall, D. N. Hutchins, S. B.
Doty, G. P. Drown, and Mrs. Geo. K. F.
CurIier went to Boston Monday.
G. H. Tprrill will be at the Town
Clerks office Saturday to pay the
teachers OF Morristownt their salaries.
Turkey and ben shoots are part
ofsporting events in rural districts,
in order to get ready for Thangsgiv-
ing.
Regular meeting of the W. R. C.
Saturday afternoon, Nov. 10. at
o'clock. Special work. A full attend
ance is desired.
Mrs. Frances G. Brigham is at pres
ent in st. Adams, having been the
guest of relatives in that county for
the past month.
The election yesterday was a very
quiet affair, the weather conditions
tairIy good, and the vote pulled
about that of former years.
J. H. Atchineon has been busy for
some time repairing his Maple street
home. and will soon be in fine shape
to ward # winters icy sting. 4
The annual inspection of the S. q
V. will be held Friday evening at
Hall & Cheney's new store. Free re-
reshments is part of the program.
The target, and pit for the attend
ant, of the MorrisvIlle Rife Club were
completed Monday, and work on the
club building commenced yesterday.
"Ned' Bailey, who has been con.
nected with WarreD's meat maFket
for some time as butcher, has resign
ed and expects to become a Granger
Arthur Waite has just returned
from Franklin county where he has
been having. He reports that ht
bought 100 tons. See business no
tice.
The big furnaces at Billings mil
are being overhaued this week, 5000
bricks having been already drawn fol
the purpose. Bert Shaw is the mas
ter workman.
A. R. Campbell's window decora
tion this week is in the shape of 6
Belgian hare, an animal that is be
coming quite popular for table ust
among uppertendom.
A special communication of Mount
Vernon Lodge, f. & A. NJ, Wednes
day evening, Nov. IA, for work OF
NJ. NJ. degree. All Master Masons in
vited and requested to be present.
Miss Florence NJ. Bryant and Mis-
Jessie Tanner went to Chicago LAS
week and go forward to Redland
Cal, this week, where they expect tC
spend the winter on account OF Mis-
Bryant's health.
The ladies of the Universalst socie
ty will hold business meeting at th,
home of Mrs. A. D. Thomas on Thurs
day evening, atseven O'Clock. Ever,
one is urged to be present as natter
OF Importance are to be considered.
b The Woman's Missionary meeting
will be held in Congregational churcl
parlor Friday afternoon at O'Clock
A dime supper will be served from
$50 to 700 o'clock. Everybody cor
; daily invited. There will be a cak
sale after supper.
For a long time there has beel
complaint that the entrance to tn
post-office was not equal to tn
crowd. A larger entrance has beel
provided, and seems to give consider
, able relief, yet there are many wht
seem to think that it is not quite up
: to-date enough for Morrisville.
Mrs. Garcia and Miss Ellen G. Eatol
of Chicago, former residents of Yer
t mont, were recent guests of Judg
and Mrs. Talcott and Lorenzo Gate
at Valparaiso, Indiana. Mrs. au'
) Miss Eaton are cousins of Mrs. Tal
9 cott, who has been in former year
connected with Peoples Academy.
The ladies having charge OF th
rummage sale wish to thank all VIII
/, helped make 1t a success either b.
work, contributions or patronage
: The exchange of commodities seeme
i so fair, and the enterprise so success
e full that the ladies think they shal
have another similar sale next yeaI