News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-03-20
Read Currier & Co.'S. new ad.

Walter Smith of Waterbury spent
Sunday at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Smith.
Fl. F. Morse has vacated the Rob-
inson house on upper Main street and |
has moved with his family to North |
Hyde Park.
Supt. Gordon is earring another
load of fiber board to-day. This in
dustry don't make very much noise
but it "keeps coming"
Regular meeting of the W. R. |
Saturday evening, March % at 7:3O
O'Clock. Let as many as possible of
the members be present.
H. P. Munson's new ad. on page
seven is worthy of your attention.
It's short story, but there'sa lot in
it. You can always depend on what
Harlan says.
M. W. Churchill, who has been very
i'll at the home of J. F. Thomas for
several weeks, is improving in health
and was able to ride to his home out
under Elmore mountain Monday.
The condition of L. A. Kenney, who
has been seriously i'll for several
weeks, as the result of overwork,
mentally, is slightly improved, and
hopes are entertained for his ultimate
recovery.
The ladies of the Cong'l society are
planning to serve new maple sugar
with oil the trimmings in the near fu-
ture, probably the first of next week.
Watch for circulars announcing date.
W. O. Davis, a resident of Water
bury Centre for the past 25 years, is
now nicely settled in his new home on
Summer street. Morrisville people
are glad te welcome another ubstan-
tial farmer to this village.
Coral Chapter No. 16, O. E. S., will
have a social and costume parry with
out masks at the Masonic hall Fri
day evening, April 5, admission Zoe.
Everyone invited. A prize will be
given for the prettiest costume.
W. N. Silloway, father of Mrs. Geo.
A. Morse, who has been i'll with grip
for several weeks at the home of Mr..
Morse on Congress street, is liz crit
ical condition, the disease having ter
minated in nervous prostration.
Miss Ila Niles sails to-day from
New York, with the Alice Nelson
t-0era Co., for London, England
4er many friends in Morrisville wish
her a pleasant and profitable visit in
the Domain of Edward the With.
G. F. Smith, the hustling agent for
the DeLaval Separator, claims tc
still be in business. While on his
way to Wolcott with four machines
Tuesday he stopped at the post-offict
for his mail, finding orders for as
many more.
Next Tuesday evening, March 26
people in this vicinity will have the
privilege of hearing one of the fore
: most lectures on the American plat
form. Dewitt Miller needs no intro
duction to a Morrisville audience
Tickets are now on sale at DWinell't
pharmacy.
Hon. and Mrs. FL. c. Fisk passed
last Friday in the Queen City. Thii
was the twenty-ffth anniversary o
their marriage and, although cele
brated in an transformations man
ner it was none the less enjoyable anC
their friends, who are legion, wisf
them many more years of happiness
and prosperity.
Mrs. c. Fl. Slocum will give a dime
social for the Y. P. c. U. upon Satur
day evening ofthis week. A geograph
. ical game will be introduced which
will set your wits to work, so bring
your thinking caps. Other forms o
entertainment, together with refresh
ments, will help to pass pleasant
, evening. All are invited. Mrs. Slocun
wants a house full, as she believes
, "the more the merrier."
A party of Morrisvile citizens, who
might properly be termed the "biG
four" with the possible exception o
one of the party, who is a "littl'
Greene" made pilgramage to Wes
Hill recently, incidentally calling
upon Eli Gile. 1t is said that on tn,
return trip what might have been {
( serious accident was averted by th'
quick wit and almost miraculou
: strength of one of the heavy weights
Q For particulars inquire of "Bill
= Sherman.
DR.. j. A. Robinson left town thi
morning to attend Quarter Centur!
Annual Meeting of the State Denta
: society at the Pavilion in Montpelier
He will be away three days, returning
D Friday night. His office will be opeI
< for appointments. The DIR. says thes
] meetings are very instructive as wei
t as interesting to those who attent
4 and take advantage OF the sessions
a Papers, discussions and clinics ar
: presented on many important sub
g jects pertaining to dentistry,
h The pleasant home of j. M. Camp
bell, out on the Randolph road, wa
the scene of a happy social gathering
i last Friday evening. Two score o
more of Morrisville young peopl
!. were invited to aparty given in homo
!, of Miss Eva and Lois Campbell
J. About fifty were present and theeven