News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-11-13
ISVILLE.

Mrs. E. II Sherwin of johnson was
in town Monday.
Fred Fullington of Cambridge was
in town the first of the week.
Geo. NJ. Powers was in Burlington
Monday and Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Perley Jones is engaged as ar
apprentice in Mrs. Keeler's millinery
store.
George Lackey and Walter McCord
of Worcester were recent visitors IL
town.
d.. Mrs. A. A. Niles went to Greensboro
yesterday, where she inspected the W
R. c. Corps at that place.
There are advertied letters in the
postoffice for Cornelius Humphrey
& Miss Mabel Ward and c. E. Walker
& Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Boynton passed
few days in Cabot last week. While
there Mr.. BoyntOn set astone for Dr.
W. l.. Adams of Brandon.
Sanborn, the photographer, has
presented a large picture, a view Of
Morrisville from the o car Sherwin
farm, to the-Centennial Library. 1t
is handsomely framed.
0. l. Woods stock of gents fur.
nishing goods has been purchased
and will soon be here. He will fix up
his store in good shape, putting in
counters with show cases under them
Watch for bis announcement.
DGinell does not advertise to sell
the articles that go to make up the
tempting Thanksgiving feast, but
what is better, has the necessary
preparation to alleviate the latter
effects" Read his ad. this week.
Z. NJ. Durham has purchased the
grocery business of his uncle, A. M,
Burke and took possession last Sat.
urday. He is making improvements
in the interior of the store and will
put in frst-class line of groceries.
Waterman's talk on fur coats this
week is quite in keeping with the
weather and will be interesting read
ing By the prices attached to these
goods we infer that "Wat" has no
idea of carrying over a single gar
ment of his present stock.
A letter containing a subscription
for the News AND CITIZEN was mailed
at San Francisco, Cal, Tuesday,
Nov. ) and reached here Saturday,
Nov. 9. Surely that is getting across
the continent at lively gait. There
are those who can remember when it
would take as many weeks as it now
does days.
1t is an assured fact that a dancing
school will be held here this winter
About 40 couples have already signi.
fed their desire to attend. The
school will be under the instruction
Oh Prof and Mrs. George E more OF
Montpelier and will be held in the
town hall. All desiring to attend
should make their wishes known to
W. NJ. Sargent, who has the matter
III charge.
The Peoples Academy football
team went to Johnson last Saturday
and defeated the Johnson High school
eleven by q score of 26-0. The time
of play is minute halves and the
score was made as f llOws:-Touch.
downs, Frank Harris, three, Earle
Harris two. De goal vas kicked by
Captain Waite. The boys report a
pleasant trip and say for the time
the johnson boys have been in the
field they put up very creditable
game. Drs. Leach and Hubbel acted
as referee and umpire and Hickey and
Potter as linesmen.
Rev. Josiah Wood left yesterday
for his home in Brooklyn,N Y, after
having visited relatives and friends
in town for few days. Mr.. Wood is
a brother OF David and Lorenzo
Wood and was formerly student at
Peoples Academy and was graduated
in the class of rs with Fl. NJ. Rich
and others. He was in Hyde Park
Monday, where he had a pleasant
visit with two of his old P. 4. class.
mates, a. M. Mcfarland and S. B.
Waite. This il Mr.. Woods second
visit here in twenty-five years and
needless SAY, he notes many changes
and improvements in the old town
While in MOrrisville he was a guest
at the home of W. W. Delano. Or
account of poor health hewas obliged
TO give up the ministry several years
ago and is now engaged in the rea
estate business in Brooklyn.