News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-16
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weeks in Bellows Falls.
Dan McAIlister was a visitor in
Montpelier Wednesday.
Mrs. c. F. Eddy spent last week
with relatives in Waitsfeld.
l.. L. Harris was a visitor at the
capitol last week Thursday.
Gilman Foster starts his cider mill
on the West Branch this week.
Hon. V. l. Spear of Braintree was
in town on business yesterday.
E. W. Dillingham; was at Essex
Junction and Burlington yesterday.
Mrs. Tabor and granddaughter
are visiting in Burlington this week.
Miss Carrie Brush of Richmond
visited her parents Sunday and Mon
day.
Phil Kaiser is very sick at the home
of his parents here with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Fred Holden has been visiting
relatives in the southern part of the
state.
1t is pleasure to note that A. A.
Pike is again able to be upon the
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drugg have been
spending a few weeks with Barre
friends.
Frank Peterson is moving into the
A. C. Slayton house on the West
Branch.
Mrs. j. B. Hyde returned Friday
evening from a visit to relatives in
Jericho.
Peter Quinn returned to Granite
Vile for d few weeks stay, Monday
morning.
Cadets Burt and Smith of Norwich
University were in town day or two
last week.
C. P. Scribner and wife are visiting
their daughter in Worcester, Mass,
this week.
W. Il. Faunce, the Moscow mer-
chant, was in Montpelier on business
Wednesday.
Dan Luce, manager of the poor
farm, is quite i'll, threatened with
pneumonia.
F. S. Boardman is spending the
week in Nashua and Concord, N. H.,
and Boston.
Ralph Warren of the EdInunds
High school visited his mother here
over Sunday.
Miss Bessie Davis of the Office staff
of Hon. c. s. Page, visited Mrs. E. j..
Smalley recently.
Austin Howard of West Hartford,
the veteran lumber dealer, was in
town Saturday.
Miss Esther Marshall leaves to-
morrow for a six months stay at
Greenwich, Conn.
Mrs. Fred Goodman is in town from
Lockport, N. Y, and is stopping with
Mrs. c. II. Chaplin.
Mrs. Lyman Page of Waterbury
visited her parents on the West
Branch over Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Holt and children OF
Holthurst, Burlington, were guests
of Mrs. C. M. Tabor last week.
The Mt. Mansfield creamery will
pay it's patrons zoe for September
butter or % f. sc for butter fat.
Ground has been broken for new
house on land adjoining G. M. Culver's
residence at Stowe Lower Village.
Miss Blanche Campbell, nurse in
the Vermont State Hospital, has
been visiting relatives on the Branch.
Joseph Taylor of Boz ton and Mr..
and Mrs. L. C. Moody of Waterbury
were guests at E. K. Hale's Sunday,
B. L. Shaw of Dover, N. H., is in
town and is caring for +. S. Board.
mans tonsorial work during his alb
sence.
N. Fl. Kaiser has rented the Nathl
Robinson place on Maple St., and
will also assume the care of Mrs. Rob.
inson.
O.. E. Luce and N. II. Barrows were
visitors at the Hub the greater part
of last week, returning home Friday
night.
Miss Floy Eddy of Goddard Semi
nary aud Harry Pike of Montpelier
Seminary visited their parents here
over Sunday.
&c. Luce of the Waterbury firm o.
Moody & Luce, has been conducting
cloak sale at Miles, Mcmahon &
Co.'S, this week.
George Hayes will again become 6
clerk in I'll. E. Shaw's store. Takes
the place made vacant by the resigna
ton of Jessie Kellogg.
Charles Hopkins of Mortified was
in town Sunday and Monday anC
while here rented his house on Mair
street to F. E. Stafford.
Among those who will take advan
tage of the Boston excursion are -
r. 5. Warren, Clio Cooley, Earl Har
low and Mrs. Fred Sargent.
Rev. Clarence p. Emery and family
returned from three weeks vaca
ton, Fridsy, and occupied the desl
at the Cong'l church Sunday.
A talk was given at Grand Army