News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-12-18
LOCAL NEWS
MORRISVILLE.

Slush, mud, snow, blow, freeze,
sneeza!
OR. Perkins of Woodbury. was in
town Monday.
Go to Woods for upto-date gifts
for gentlemen.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Foss visited in Jefferson
vile and johnson last week.
AN. E. Telephone has been placed
in the residence of j. M, Kelley.
Judge Powers was in Boston the
last of the past week on legal business.
S. B. Doty has been quite sick and
under the Doctors care for several
days.
Mrs. Fred Jaynes, who has been
very i'll for several days is slowly i'm
proving.
J. NJ. Joslyn is in very feeble health
and has been confined to the house
for several days.
Mrs. d. A. Sanders had the mis-
fortune to fall on the ice last Friday,
spraining her wrist.
Miss Mary Strong, who is teaching
in Ashland, Mass, is home for
three weeks holiday vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wells of Pike
Station, N. H., passed Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Hawley in this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr of Montpelier,
parents of F. E. Carr, arrived in town
yesterday and will spend the winter
with their son here.
Mrs. Hannah Aller returned Satur-
day night from a visit of five weeks
with her sisters and her son, Wilbur,
in Manchester, N. H.
Bear in mind that while you may
feel poor, there are those who are less
fortunate, and that it is more blessed
to give than to receive.
Leo Gates, the new proprietor of
the Morrisville Stowe stage line, has
been confined to the mouse for several
days, suffering from tonsilitis.
Charles Meigs and daughter of Bur-
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|. l.. Sanborn over Sunday. Mr..
Meigs is a brother of Mrs. Sanborn.
Invitations have been received here
to the wedding of Miss Florence NJ.
Carter and VIM. d. Price, which oc-
ours Tuesday, Dec. "a at Albany, N. Y.
fs<Jaues Ii. Ciar s,wenU' 10 Darre mon. on.
day, where he has employment in a
stone shed. Mrs. CLARK will go there
in few days and they will board for
the present.
E. ID. Chandler, solicitor for the N.
E. telephone company, who has been
IN town for some time, left for Rut-
land last evening, where he will work
in the interests of the company.
VIM. McClintock returned MondaV
evening from Brandon, where he had
been since last Friday, called there
to meet H. R. Watson, the former
owner of Forest Stock Farm on bust.
ness.
IT. decided that the Rural Free
ps mails will rommsnce Feb
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II run U2e route
the town ~anC
Eest part of tOwB
hgs and son, who
for several weeks
8 # he in Nashua, N. H :.
Yesterday morning
Jim st. Johnsbury by
has is making specia
for the Christmas trade
s bdeled and newly painted
I'll filled with everything
in a tirst-class grocery
Christmas ad elsewhere il
- sne lamps were in great de
I 1t Saturday night, when th'
X scents we're put out of business
but an hour by the burning OF
: of the 2000 volt Wird d. OF
PaV street. We observed Sc vera
business men rushing the can'' pre-
t sumahly taking advantage of th
, darkness.
! The News & CITIZENS write-tip las
week of the holiday display of Morris
vile merchants has been compli
mented by both merchants AM
patrons. We know our efforts ar
appreciated by our "cMstituency
and would be ungratefd bdid we No
express our thanks foF the gooC
words of this kind that icome to N
from time to time.
Shop windows in Md -
looked brighter or
present. They an
incest and best q
d.. and young-espl
the little ones n
the wonderful
fondly hope S.
sight in the
!. enjoy 81
experiIl 8 s
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