News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-06-12

az Uue Adll G Cneney pharmacy
Parnell, the late Irish agitator,
has a worthy successor in Attorney
Hulburd.
Hon. c. J. Bell of Walden is in
town to-day attending the session of
Pomona Grange.
Congressman David J. Foster of
Burlington transacted business in
town last Thursday.
Miss Alice Holbrook of Centrevile
is doing stenographic work tor the
Warren Leather Co.
Chas. Small has been doing some
artistic work on the residence OLA. G.
Hamel, over in Brooklyn.
West Main street is now receiving
attention from the Trustees. 1t will
be put in tirst-class shape.
Jacksonville is making prepara-
tions to celebrate the glorious Fourth
this year in patriotic style.
Miss Cora Woodward went to Bos-
ton this morning for few days stay,
expecting to return Saturday.
C.C Fisher of Wolcott has received
an increase and re. rating of pension
through the agency of Fl. B. George.
Pike & Boynton have recently
placed fine monument on the H. B.
George lot in Pleasant View Cemetery.
Mrs. B. 0. Shaw is materially add
ing to the appearance of her residence
with coat of paint; E. NJ. Davis is
the artist.
N D. Blake of Worcester, Mass,
who is spending the summer at the
home of his parents in Eden, was in
town last week.
Mrs. J. S. Warren, who has been
visiting for several weeks with rela-
tives in New Jersey, returned home
last Thursday evening.
Miss GIee Gould, the efficient ste
nographer for the Warren Leather
Co., returned Monday evening from
a few days vacation, spent in Bristol.
Company E, 81 Vermont, Veteran
Association, will hold their 10th an
uual reunion Wednesday, June 26, at
the home of c. Bngbee, on Morristown
Plains.
A Pan-American special, consisting
s1T,Jdi' Pullman stgepefs attgchtd to
the regular mail west, passed through
here last night ell route from Port
land to Buffalo.
DR.. and Mrs. James W. Robbins re-
turned from Warren, Mass, last Sat-
1rday evening, accompanied by Mrs.
Robbins sister, Miss Stanton, of
New London, Conn.
The re-shingling of the Small &
Harris building on Portland street,
Combination Bargain Store head
quarters, is under way with Charles
Herrick as supervisor.
DR.. Minott has just completed sew
eral improvements upon his dental
Office. The doctor is thoroughly up.
to-date and has an office that is mod
ern in every particular.
Mrs. s. D. Luce returned from La
coma, N. H., Monday morning. She
was met by Mr.. Luce in st. Johns
bury, where they passed Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hart.
Geo Olmstead. an efficient clerk in
the j. F. Thomas grocery store for
the past two year, has completed his
Iabors there, and began work for j.
S. Banister this morning.
Mrs. George Norton left Monday
for Montreal and will take passage
from there, some time this week for
her old home in Scotland. She ex-
poets to be absent during the summer
months.
LamoilIe Grange will hold memori-
al services at the ball next Sunday,
June 16, at 2 p. m. All grangers and
their families are requested to be
present.
Among those from here in attend
ance upon the Grand Lodge in Bur-
lington this week are, G. b. Greene,
Barb" Clark, Rev. |. ?. Booth, T..
W. Fitch, accompanied by Mrs. Fitch,
and FL. B. George.
Miss Maud Booth goes tomorrow
to Randolph, where she will attend
commencement exercises at Randolph
Normal school. She will be absent
several days visiting relativesin Ran
dolph and Mortified.
W. G. McClintock takes special
pride in the handsome pair OF chest
nuts recently matched by him for MC'
Watson, proprietor OF Forest Stock
Farm at Brandon, who wants them
for his own private use. They are
certainly q fine pair, well matched
and stylish, weighing about 2loo.
The equestrienne exhibition at the
Fair Grounds last Saturday, under
the management of Messrs. Rugg q
Campbell, drew an attendance Of
about 400. Considering the cold
weather and rainy day, this was a
good number. The exhibition was
all that 1t was advertised to be. MISS
Shaffer gave a fine exhibition OF hel
mastery of horses. In the severa
acts she proved an adept rider anc
performed remarkable feats. Espe
cially was this true in the Roman
standing act" when she rode two
horses, standing on each, around th'
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