News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-03-20
LOCAL NEWS
MORRISVILLE.

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short time.
Mrs. J. S. Warren is in Wolcott car
ing for her daughter, who is quite ill
at that place.
Miss Clara Darling helped out at
Dwinell's busy corner during inyen-
tory last week.
Mrs. George Tillotson, who has
been quite i'll for several weeks, is
improving in health.
Geo. W. Clark left Monday morn
ing for a two sks' western trip,
Minn., being the objective point.
Watch for Davis & Partlow's change
of ad next week. Now is the proper
time to get your wheel doctored.
Melvin Morse and wife from Hard
wick were guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. R. Parker last Sunday.
The Ladies of the M. E. society are
invited to an afternoon visit at Mrs.
Waite's Friday afternoon of this week.
E O. Tyler has moved from Norris
town Corners to the Clark house on
Congress street, recently vacated by
Geo Bates.
Mrs F. C. Kimball and daughter of
Johnson we're in town last Friday,
partaking of the bargains of our
merchants.
Miss Mabel Durivage, one of the in
structors in Bakersfield Academy, was
a guest at the home of Il. j. Edmunds
last Sunday.
Dennis Lawson, who has been en-
ployed by the Arnold Granite Co., for
some time, has returned to Hardwick,
where he has similar position.
Walter A. Gilbert, who has a posi-
tion as prescription clerk in A. F.
Sherman's drug store, at Ludlow, is
spending a short vacation in town.
Israel Dubray hos secured a posi-
tion as travelling salesman for large
manufacturing house in Hartford
Conn, and left for that place last
Saturday.
The best yeti Try it. An GA J.
supper at the CoDg'l vestry on Fri
day evening, March %. The United
Workers will cater to your most
fastidious taste. Time $50 to 7:30
G. A. Gile, Calvin SIayton and Ell
Gile, members of the Morrisvile CUR
club, went to johnson Saturday tC
try their luck at the bull'seye. "Lige'
put up an enviable string-so tht
Others say.
: Anybody wishing to engage in tht
lumber business will do well to reaC
the advertisement on page seven
The Earl Guyer mill in Wolcott will
t 100000 feet of logs, two dwellingl
and 125 acres of land are offered fOl
sale on easy terms. 1t is rare op
portunity.
3 Those interested in life insurance
and everybody ought to be, shoulC
> read the advertisement of "The Mu
tual Life" elsewhere. Ell. r. Blodget-
of this place is the general agent fo
Lamoille and Caledonia counties
The company is all right, and what
/ ever Mr.. BlOdgett says regarding i
can be depended upon.
The Main Street Whist Club wal
entertained last evening by Mrs. N
l B. Blair and Mrs. W. L. Tillotson
Ten tables we're filled and a yer,
pleasant time enjoyed. THURSDAY
/, evening, March 28, will be the las
meeting of the club this season; Mrs
! j. A. Robinson and Mrs. j. A. Bund,
! will act as entertainers.
/. E. S. Robinson, who is giving con
siderable attention at present, out
} side of business hours, to poultr,
] business, has received another lot O
Barred Plymouth Rock fowls, of th
i Hunter and Rudd strains. Both W
5 H. Rudd, Prop. of "Orroco Poultr,
e Farm" and Hunter, Prop. of "Clif
Rock Poultry Farm" are located il
So. Natick, Mass.
a A. L. Berry of the New York Under
8 writer's Company and Edwin Far
. we'll of the Traders of Chicago were il
: town Tuesday evening of last weel
e to adjust the claim of HI. j. Lilley 4
= Co., on their stock of wagons de
i stroyed by the recent fire at Hyd
i Park. The settlement was very salts
factory. Powers & Cheney are agent
. for the above companies in this local
d ity.
. E. III. Blossom, assistant super
Q intendent OF the st. j. and l..
n road, was in town last Saturday il
consultation with Wallace L. Wilco
of Fall River, Mass, who is genera
q manager of the asbestos mines a
e Eden, in regard to the feasibility G
g a steam road to Eden. Mr.. Blossom
!, was here again Monday and, accom-
q panied by G. NJ. Powers, visited th
Il mines. He is highly impressed wit
/ the mines and speaks very favorabl
h of the proposed road.
; Among the arrivals at the Randa
d for March 18 and 19 are the following
y Monday.-J Mcgrath, Boston; W. Il. Rec,
h Bellows Falls; G. G. Mann, Boston; f. v
It Cobb, Portland II. B. Stebbins, Boston;
o II. Fonda. Troy. N. Y; Il. II. Blossom, s
ID Johnsbury II. u. Fish, Bellows Falls. Tue
r. day-L. l.. Partridge, G. Fl. Colby, o. M. Nea
lf d. j. Decker, Boston,; E. l.. Hall, Waterbur
II Vt; G. F. Eddy, Stowe; A. Mckenzie, W. /
e II. Whitcomb, @. A. Miller. Burlington; ].