News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-09-04


Hardwick Monday, where she will
teach this fall.
H. A. Slayton went to Burlington
last Saturday morning, returning
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. j Caswell and
daughter, Ruth, visited friends in
Cambridge recently.
Charles H. Wilcox of Edgewood, R.
l., has been at the Randall for several
days the guest of his son, W. L.
Wilcox.
lie. Daniels left Monday for Hines
burg, where he has a position az,
principal of the High School for thu
coming year. I
James II. Clark succeeds Dell San
ders in the office of the Morrisville
Foundry Co., beginning his duties
Monday morning.
Mrs. Mary Armstrong and son,
RoIlin, of Fletcher were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Thomas last week,
returning home Saturday morning.
C. A. Spiller returned from Lyndon
vile Saturday night and went to
Sheldon Monday, where he will begin
q new job OF building for Contractor
Manley.
Thomas Wallace, Miss Edith Boy1
ton and Mrs. Walter Pike returned
last Thursday from Caspian Lake
after several days pleasantly passed
in camp there.
Raymond Palmer of st. Albans re
turned to his work there Tuesday
morning, after a short visit with his
brother, Cecil, and with Mr.. and Mrs
7. B. Ellis of this place.
Mrs. Fl. Garcia Eatonand daughter
Miss Helen, returned to their home il
Chicago, ILL.,, last evening. They have
been visiting relatives and friends il
this vicinity for some time.
The new sign on the front window O
the new cigar store argues decidedly
in favor OfpatrOnizing home industr,
when in need of that class of work
Rye Adams was the artist in thi
case.
J. S. Bainster will have an interest
ing story in our next issue. Joe wa
too busy to tell you about it thi
week, but anyone wishing fruit fo
canning purposes should Inspect hi
stock.
Twenty-Five tickets were sold fron
' this station to patrons OF the Labo
D celebration at Hardwick. The mum
e ber would no doubt have been muc
larger, had the weather indication
been more favorable.
Charles & John Herrick have bee
puttinga a top dressing" on the Ston
block this week. John laid bunc
Distinguished 0pieces-inj just twent
minutes. Their next job is the e.
part of the Randall.
f Clarence Thomas has moved hi
family from the A. F. Whitney tent
. ment to the Fl. E. Cutler house i
s Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Kaiser will occupy the tenement We
Gated by Mr.. Thomas.
Mrs. Fred Gilbert and her mother
Mrs. Sophronia Tefft, lett Monda
for visit of a few weeks in Saratoga
N. Y, Mrs. Tefft was formerly
= resident of Saratoga and her sol
Seymour, is now employed there o
the detective force.
Montpelier parties were in tow
u u last Saturday, returning in the afte
re- noon behind a handsome matche
pair secured from the stock of W. 5
Cheney. Mr.. Cheney took a hant
some gentleman's driver in part pa.
s. ment for the pair.
W. M. Barber, proprietor of tt
new cigar store in the Matthews bloc
opposite the postoffice, opened h
store for business last Saturda
evening. He has a first class line
s. cigars and tobacco and indication
point to- prosperous business for I'll
is Red store"
A social and reception will be he
D, at the M. Z. church and vestry Fl
day evening at s o'clock, for the pu
a pose of renewing old acquaintanc
forming new ones. Everyone is co
o, daily invited but more especially ii
y teachers, scholars and all new conner
A short musical program will be pr
vided and light refreshments serve
n- G. W. Trow of Washington. hu
band of Fidelia Bundy and broth
p of Mrs. Geo. W. Doty, died at t
ID home of his brother-in-law, Rev.
~ H. Bailey at Ferrisburg, VT, la
- Saturday. He had been sick sever
u u weeks. The funeral occurred tod,
''' at Ferrisburg and the remains we
taken to Newport, Vt. Besides |
zee wife he leaves three children, tv
or girls and a boy. G. W. Doty al
81. wife attended the funeral.
.,o D. P. Healey, for the past three yea
10 Manager of the N. E. Telephone {
", change here, closes his duties in th
nu capacity September 10. This
brought about by substantial pl
s., motion, Mr.. Healey taking the q
at eral superintendency of the exchan
nd at st. Johnsbury. Hewill be succeC
lst ed here by Fred Carr of MontpeIi
who has been in the employ of [
in company at thut place for some tin