News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-09-12
Livery teams we're in great demand

Elmer Smalley OF brancn was 10
town Monday.
Mrs. c. B. Walcott and daughter
have returned to Boston.
Mrs. A. B. Cushman was the guest
of Mrs. A. B. Austin over Sunday.
A. B. Austin went to the Bay State
Monday on business pertaining to his
medicine.
Mrs. Lera j. Griswold and Mr3kA.
W. Stone are home from their r.
shore trip.
D. N. Hutchins went to Balu&p
Monday to talk cement walks wEttA
contractor there.
Misses Bertha and Jennie Aller
in johnson to-day to attend
Lewis kimbalI wedding.
s. B. Doty has been entertain
his sister, Mrs. Frank Webster, fri
Melrose Highlands, Mass.
DR.. and Mrs. W. G. Church of B
lington are being greeted by many
their old-time friends here to-day
&C. Warren of Blackstone, Me-
brother of Mrs. s. B. Doty, is 81
ping at S. B. Doty's for few days
Mr.. and Alex Laraway and childn
of Waterville we're the guests of L8
ander Laraway Friday and Satur-
day.
| The advertised letters this week are
for, Mrs. A. W. Baker, Chas. Ellis
worth, Miss Mable Rooney and Hen
ry Wilcox.
G. A. Cheney went to Canada Mon
day on matters pertaining to the
FL. E. Cowles estate, of which he is
the Assignee.
Mrs. D. E. Croft and son, who have
been spending the summer with her
mother, Mrs. E. j. Hall, returned to
Boston last Thursday.
Miss L. Eta Doty has secured a
position in the Marlboro, Mass,
High School for another year. She
returned there last week.
E. G. Sherwin, Palmer Blake, and
j. j. Gilmore of Hyde Park, accom-
panied by their wives, visited at W
s. Daniels last Wednesday.
Lorenzo s. Shaw of Boston is call
ing on relatives and friends. He is 6
Third Vermont veteran, belonging tc
Capt. Blanchard's company, E.
See A. R. Campbell's advt., ant
also his window display. As a ruHq
scene it comes pretty near perfection
even to the old oaken bucket and tht
we'll.
Mrs. D. W. Hildreth, wife of thl
editor of the Newport Express anC
Standard, arrived Saturday evening
and is the guest of Mrs. q. M. Wood
side.
Carroll Nichols, who has been visit
ing his grandmother, Mrs. Phelps, re
turned to White River Junction Sat
urday, where he has employment il
a restaurant.
The Sons of Veterans will meet a
G. A. R. hall Monday evening Sept
II, at s O'Clock, to receive new mem
bers into the order, hence full at
tendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. l. England, wht
have been at The Randall for severa
weeks, completed their stay her
Monday and departed for their hom
at Providence, R. |.
Mrs. T. H. Hale of Washington
D. c., will conduct religious service
at the Universaliet church next Sun
day at 2 p. m. Subject, Practica
Christianity" All invited.
The members of the W. r. G.. vii
furnish a 10-cent supper at G. A. R
hall on Saturday, Sept. %, from 5 t.
8 p. M, followed by a sociable. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
C. Fl. Slocum has closed out hi
stock of clothing and gents furnish
ings and they have been shipped to
Burlington dealer. This move wi
give more room to display the boo
and shoe stock.
The work of frescoing the M. /
church is being pushed as rapidl
, as possible, so as to get
completed this week, but if not done
services will be held in the vestr
again next Sunday.
] CT. Smith and 6. H. Terrill are i
attendance upon the st. Johnsbur
, Fair as judges of live stock, it bein,
the fourth year they have served i
that capacity. Next week they pei
form like task at the Sheldon Fair
Royal Peck and "Sime" Luce com
menced Monday to trim out the un
derbrush on the land recently pur
chased by State Supt. of Schools
Mason S. Stone OF A. p. Wheelock
( This is preparatory to the building
operations he contemplates carryin,
on the coming year.
One of the show windows of Dwi
nell's Pharmacy was given upsevera
days the past week to illustrate no,
J the extract of vanilla is made, fron
, the crude bean to the manufacture,
article, accompanied by pen text il
lustrations and explanations.
was as unique as instructive.
On account OF the emptying of tn
large reservoir, in order to give it
thorough cleansing, the News AN
CITIZEN will be printed at Hyde Par
for two weeks at least, as the lowe