News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-11-20

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"come out" in New York society,
Miss Cora Woodward.
Much care and time has been put
into the preparation, which has been
under the direction of Miss Wood
ward, and it is hoped the merit of the
results will please the public. Curtain
rises at eight and the play lasts about
one and one, half hours.
Poultry train leaves here at seven
O'Clock Friday morning.
j. D. HadIey has finished work at
Churchill & Sanders and gone to his
home in East Fairfield.
Jehiel Bailey, who has resided on
Olive street for the past two years,
has moved to Wolcott.
John Harris leaves in a few days
for Washington, where he has a lu-
cratis AIyernment job.
CayaSys9nf}e attended the annual
meeting of the Loyal Legion at Bur-
Iington Tuesday evening.
H. E. Cutler of Burlington was in
town last Saturday to attend the
funeral of Hon. H. H. Churchill.
F. B. Morse and wife of Wolcott
we're at the home of their nephew,
Judge Morse, over Sunday.
There will be a social dance at the
n. E. o. P. hall next Saturday night
Good music; every body invited.
Those chromatic posters for the
"Box of Monkeys" entertainment
take the eye and receive favorable
comment. Moral, if you want up-to
date printing you can get it of the
News AND CITIZEN folks.
Leo Gates, the new proprietor 0
the Morrisvllle. Stowe stage route
has engaged Max Haselton of Stove
as one of his drivers. Max formerly
drove tor Mr.. Morse and is well.knowr
and popular with the travelling public
Ellis has Just received a large ordel
of canned goods from the Fort Stan
wix earning Co., Rome, N. Y. Th,
order was accompanied by display
rack which shows up the different va
rieties of canned goods in glass jar
to good advantage.
The annual banquet of the "Vln
citia Club" of Barre occurs Frida.
evening of this week. Among th,
speakers for the occasion we note f
G. Fleetwood of this place. He vii
give them a good one.
Word received from Jonas Thomp
son and Ell Spiler, who left here will
their families for California Nov. 4
states they arrived there all right th
10th. The trip was a most enjoyable
, one and too full of interest to b,
accurately described. at must b.
taken to be realized" They are yer,
enthusiastic about California ant
especially Oakland.
A former Morrisville man wht
resides in Massachusetts in renewing
his subscription for the NEWS AM
CITIZENS writes that this paper ant
it's predecessor, The NEwsDEALER
has been in his family since early il
) the sixties, and adds 81 the pape
has continued to grow in popularit.
B and keeps abreast with the growth
, and enterprise Of Lamoille Count,
until today it is one of the leading
county papers of Vermont. Wewoul'
not care to be without it,"
, The assignment of schools for th
winter term, to begin the first Mon
l day after Thanksgiving, is as fol
; lows :-Cady's Falls, Miss Bertha Pot
ter; Corners, Miss Clara Dodge No
4, Campbell Dist, Miss Eva Camp
bell; No. 6, Spaulding Dist, Mis-
! Lucy Laraway No. z, Plains Dist
Miss Agnes Slnott; No. 8, Adam
{ Dist. Miss Ella Gilbert No. 1C
: Coles Dist, Miss Sadie Prior No. IL
g No. Laporte Dist, Miss Clara Cal
! penter; No. 10, Sherwood Dist, Jess
!. Briggs No. 16, Tyndall Dist, job
a TyndaAa No. 10, Billings Dist, Mis-
@ Minds Parker No, IA, Edward