News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-09-18

sister in Royalton this week.
Mrs. j. E. Keubler of North Cam
bridge, Mass, has been visiting in
town tor several days.
Mrs. Thomas Flanagan of Boston
has been visiting her son, W. F.
Flanagan for several days.
R. II. Peck has sold two building
lots on Lincoln street. leading from
Cherry avenue, to D. II. Bedell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Kinney of Lo-
well, parents of Mrs. Emery Foss,
were guests at the home of j. NJ.
Foss.
G. P. browne & Co. have just re-
ceived large invoice of fall goods OF
every description. A word to the
wise, etc.
E. E. Harris went to Wells River
to-day and before returning will
doubtless take in the Fair at st,
Johnsbury.
Mrs. Richard Conner of Barre, form.
erly Miss Hattie Utton of this place
was a guest of her father, F. w
! UttOn, last week.
Walter Trow of Washington, D. c..
visited at the home of his uncle, Hon
e. W. Hendee, a few days recently
leaving Monday.
Mrs. Harriet ,Boyce left Yesterday
for visit to her daughter, Miss Alice
who is employed in the Soldiers
Home at Bennington.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A
L. Cheney last Thursday night. A. L
says the addition to the drug firm il
not a ''silent partner"
A meeting will be held in the N. E
0. P. hall tomorrow evening, for tn
purpose of organizing an Independ
: ent Order of Foresters.
Geo. j. Slayton and daughter, Mrs
G. j. Slayton, have been in Bostol
5 tue past week on a visit to Mr.. Slay
tons son, Fremont SIayton.
l A visit to the combination bargai
, store will verify the statements mad
by Bert Small in regard to none
! saving values in outings, etc.
j. NJ. FOss and son returned yestel
day from Barton and vicinity, wher
they have been giving exhibitions {
their famous Passion Play entertain
7 ment.
. There are advertised letters in til
postoffice for A. S. Brush, Joel Chas,
Miss Mary Childs, Miss o. ?. Duttor
Miss Mabel Grimes, Mrs. Mann an
Mrs. NJ. N. Silby.
Manager F. A. Carr, of the N. I
Telephone exchange, has rented
part of the Geo. NJ. Foss house on E
d more street and will move his famil
It here from Montpelier at once.
. Miss Elizabeth McGill and nephew
h Donald, who have been spending I'll
Z summer at the home of Hon. 6. v
u Hendee, returned to their home j
n Washington, D. c., last Thursday.
E. L. Fisher of Fall River, Who'll
sale produce dealer, was in town +
Gently, and purchased of Il. Wait
ten carloads of potatoes, half of tt
consignment to be delivered at one
l. Elisha Cady and family. who hay
' been spendinga three week 6 vacat tic
|. at the Randall and with relatives al
o. friends in town, returned to the
, home in Gorham, N. a., last Satu
. day.
Harold Billings disposed of b
II valuable bull dog to the manager
canine show, exhibiting on the Fa
ground last week. "Hal" could NJ
resist the tempting price offered fl
the "dorg."
:. The many friends of W. Fl. Robi
son will be pleased to learn that
= has recently been promoted to Il
head of the department of currel
accounts and collections" in Il
Wanamaker business at Phiadelphi
About fifty clerks and busine
Vi men here in Morrisville, friends
Don, made Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Sa
g ders present of a handsome cou
last week, as an evidence of the {
lg TEEN in which the young couple a
s. held.
Those were busy times at Thoma
g. meat.market last week. Besides
st large local and hotel trade, Fra
furnished considerable meat for
ia restaurant at the Fair. He W
of kept on the hustle but "he got the
just the same"
Il. l.. M. Paul, who has been playil
". at the Fabyan House, White Mou
tains, during the summer, isexpect
r home in few days. elm" is ma
W " ing rapid progress in his chosen pr
- fession, and as a celloist ranks wi
the best in this part of the countr
k Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Campbell, n
and Mrs. George Morse. Geo. Nor
81 Jr., and Miss Glee left Monday eve
of ing for trip to the Pan Americs
Vi They we're accompanied by M
Mary &. Pollard of West Gardn
Ke Mass, who has been visiting at t
OF home of Marshall Mower.
:, The increasing business in the op
y. cal department of A. r. Campbell
a. iewelry store, requiring the person