News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-30
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. O'Brien are in
st. JOhnsbnrV to-day.

"H' D'udEU duu OhuSuUef Delle OF
Hardwick are guests of D. c. Spauld-
ing.
Regular meeting of James NJ. War
ner Post at the G. A. r. hall Satur-
day evening.
Advertised letters: Ernest Adams,
Mrs. Cordelia Lyon, Ernest Wheeler,
Mrs. VIM. W. Standish.
A good job of graveling is being
done over in Brooklyn on the road
between the two bridges.
J. c. Salisbury and family are in
Richford this week. John is agitating
his new Insurance policy.
Miss Frances Brownell of BurIing-
ton began work in the office of the
Warren Leather Co. yesterday.
Miss May Hutchinson and Mr..
Thompson of Hardwick were guests
of Miss Alice Gilbert over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Cady of Milwaukee, Wis,
formerly of Stowe, is a guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Webster.
The town treasurer is receiving
taxes just now at 2:4O clip. Lots
OF 'em paying up, which indicates
prosperity all along the line.
Tucker Chapter, No. Is, R. A. NJ,
will hold regular convocation at
Masonic Hall Friday evening next at
7.30. A large attendance desired.
Miss Florence Billings and Mrs.
Harold Billings went to Bethel, VT,
Monday for few days visit with the
formers cousin, Miss Ethel Heath.
0. L. Woods, the tailor, is arrang-
ing to put in a first-class stock of
gents furnishing goods. He will fit up
the south end of his store for that
purpose.
Mrs. Ceylon Prescott and Mrs.
Eddy of Barton, sister and mother
of Rev. M. S. Eddy, have been visiting
him for several days, returning yes
terday morning.
There will be a soap social in the
vestry of the Methodist church Fri
day evening, Nov. 1st. Everybody
invited to find out whata soap social
is. Admission 10c.
Mrs. j. A. DwinelI, who has been
visiting at the home of Harrison
Dodge, left this morning for Eden
and after a short visit there she will
return to her home in Barre, Mass.
In the rush to get next to some oil
SLe bargains offered in Banister's
grocery store E. 2. Woodbury. slipped
and spraiDed his ankle last Saturday
night. This is hard luck for Ed, but
lucky for the deer in this vicinity.
Miss Nora Chase, who has been en-
plOVed in a post. flee at Loon Lake
N. Y, during the summer, returned
home Saturday accompanied by her
mother and little sister, who have
been visiting in Montpelier for a few
days.
Calvin Spiller has purchased the
residence of his brother, Edwin, over
in Brooklyn, and is moving his fam.
lily there. Mr.. and Mrs. Spiller and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson leave Mon.
day for Oakland, Cal. Bon voyage
to them.
Fred Bennett of Burlington is as.
sisting Geo Bugbee in the work of in
stalling new telephones here. The
latest addition to the list of subscrib
ers are Capt. Frank Kenfeld, resi-
dence; H. P. MunsoD, store; H. j.
Isham, residence; Pike & Boynton,
office; Ex Gov. Hendee, residence.
The improvements on the Maine
and Portland street corner have at
last been completed, thecrossings put
in first class shape, n stone gutter
laid in front of the Randall block and
the street graded in an acceptable
manner. After all has been said, our
streets were never in such good shape
as at present.
The N. E. telephone company are
setting new poles from the fountain
at the head of Maine street to the
residence of S. B. Doty. This is done
to remove the wire from private
property. They have also a new cir.
cult from Morrisville to Hyde Park
which makes the service even better
than in the past.
George F, Earle went this morning
to New York, where he will make Sc.
Iections for another large consign.
ment of winter goods. This is
Georges second trip to the Metrop-
oils in the past month and at the
rate his able assistants are disposine
of the last consignment it is uE
to 6. F. to supply the demand.
The Warren Leather Company are
erecting a new building on the old
granite shed site to be used for salt.
ing down hides. The building is 81
by 30, with an addition of 16 feet or
the north end, which will he heated
by steam. Half of the main building
has cement floor. The work is un.
der the charge of Henry Sturges and
is fast nearing completion.
II anyone tries to "string YOU
with the idea that o. M. Waterman
has not the largest and the most up
to-date line of clothing and gents
furnishings in the Lamoille VALLEY
you may just wink the other eye anC
make up your mind to one of three
things. He hasn't investigated OF
he is either a cheerful prevaricator OF