News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-06-26

Danville over Sunday.
Percy Stone was in Newport sew
eral days last week.
Miss Grace Sawyer went to Burling-
ton to-day for visit to her friend,
Miss Nina White.
Mrs. Luther Wood of Bakersfield
was guest of her sister, Mrs. j. NJ.
Foss, last Saturday.
Mrs. Belle (HalI Croft and son,
Elmore of Boston are guests at the
home of Mrs. E. j. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Stone returned
last Saturday from a several days
outing on Mt. Mansfield.
Charles Raymore, of the class of
'Ol, Peoples Academy, YVES in town
from Cambridge last Sunday.
Miss Minda Parker went to Fletcher
Tuesday, where she will be the guest
of Miss Mable Nichols for few days.
E. Il. Blossom is in Eden and Lo-
well this week testing the pulse of
public sentiment relative to railroad
matters
Nv and Mrs. W. F. Churchill re-
turned last week from a soiourn of
several week at the Churchill cottage
on Mt. Mansfield.
Rev, DR.. Booth, Miss Maud Booth
and Miss Kinney went to Mortified
to day to attend commencement at
Norwich University.
Lee Perkins of Barton, watch-mak-
er in the jewelry store of George Lang,
was at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r. nhpbell Tuesday.
Both training stables will be rep
resented at Barre the Fourth. "Billy"
Utton has charge of both strings
this year, which insures a good bid for
their share of the spoils.
Miss Alice Pelton finished her en-
gagement as trimmer for Miss Mary
Moody yesterday and has gone to
johnson for the summer.
Miss Mammie Strong is expected
home from Thompson's Island, near
Boston.-where she has a position as
nstructor-next Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. G. Fl. Wright and
daughter of Derby are visiting at the
hope% Of Mr. Wright's sister, Mrs. c.
B. DAVIS, over in Brooklyn.
This reek Hall & Cheney call spec
ial Iattf fntion to their line OF kodaks,
Til lSise ys1y seasoneble subject ara
nrs,seij espeJltSiIJ >,0luTersff na6usCis,
but Arthur sells them to the other
kind foE the same price.
Mr. a nd Mrs. Charles E. Batchelder,
who ba We been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Hamel for several days, left
Monday evening for a visit to the
Pan An lerican. Later going to Bos-
ton, wh ere they will make their future
| home.
William Thayer went to Burling-
ton last Saturday night, returning
Monday evening accompanied by his
wife, who has been in the Mary
Fletcher hospital for several weeks.
Mrs. Thayer is much improved in
health.
W. E. Reed, the hustling agent for
the United States Separator, left for
Bellows Falls Tuesday evening, and
will not be in this territory again at
present. Mr.. Reed has made many
friends while here, who regret his de-
parture.
W. W. Delano was thrown from his
wagon week ago last Tuesday, and
quite badly injured, his horse being
frightened by a dog, We are pleased
to add that he is much improved at
this time and expects to be out again
in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Gile and Miss
Alice went to Fort Covington, N. T.,
Monday night to join 0. D. Matthews
and Mrs. Ida Churchill, who have
been guests of A. D. Matthews there
for several days. They will be absent
about ten days.
In G. P. Brownies proclamation
-thbs week there is much to interest
thb careful BUYER. Read the adver.
tijement and follow the instructions
THEREIN set forth and you will under
stand more fully the real bargains
Igiken at the big store.
Nr. and Mrs. T. C. Cheney are IN
Huntington in attendance upon Com
lndncement exercises at the .. V. M
kThis is the tenth reunion OF Mr.
ICheney's class. Thomas will act az
1toastmaster at a banquet held by
1.-The members of his college fraternity
u The Lester A. Davis Co., playing al
the "opera house" last week, drew
good houses at each entertainment
and gave very goodsatisfaction. Mr.
Davis and company strive to give 6
{ first. class entertainment and deseryt
the generous patronage generally &C
corded them.
} Lipley M. Paul came home from
Boston Saturday, where he has beer
: for the past year studying and work
Q inp at his profession. He went tC
Burlington Monday morning to play
"cello" in the Howard Opera House
orchestra at the U. V. M. Commence
ment exercises.
) These are busy days on the Morris
r MILESTONE stage line. Yesterday
{ Manager Morse carried between AZ