News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-11-13

Cuin over Sunday.
Miss Nellie Myers of Essex, a gradu-
ate of the Burlington Business College
has a position as sstenographer in the
q. P. browne dry goods store.
A COW belonging to Postmaster
Fisher died Monday evening from the
effects of milk fever. She was full
blooded Jersey and was a valuable
COW.
The new glass brackets on either
side of the large show windows in the
Hall & Cheney pharmacy are sub
stantial addition to their usual fine
disply.
Collector Sargent reminds those de-
linquent on village taxes to call at
the bank or remit at once. Cost will
be added after six days OF the receipt
of notice.
j. G. Peck recently bought of Geo.
Clark a building lot near the Wheel
ock place on Dorchester Heights. Mr..
Peck contemplates building a resi-
dence there.
E. W. Webster has had a New Eng-
land telephone placed in his bakery,
the work being done by George Bug
bee yesterday morning. The call is
25.5. Try it.
0. D. Choate, who has been visiting
his son, Fred, in Albany, N. T., for
several weeks, is expected to return
this week, when he will resume his
real estate business here.
Miss Lula Niles, one of the opera
ators in the N. E. telephone exchange
at Montpelier is spending a two
weeks vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Niles.
The Hill-Smith arbitration case
will have another inning next Satur-
day. The following new board of ar
bitrators will meet in the Office at ten
O'Clock w. W. Peck, S. B. Waite,
L. A. TiIotson and T. c. Cheney.
Ellis, the grocer, will discontinue
his order team after this week and
will devote his time more especially
to his increasing inside business. He
will make it point to deliver
goods promptly to any part OF the
village when rt quested.
Herrick's aerated milk team took
a little excursion on its own RESPONSE
bility yesterday forenoon, starting
from Maple street and arriving at
! Fred Ober's shop in o. remarkably
short space of time, going by the way
of the pulp mill. Causalties one
dozen broken bottles of milk and an
exciting chase for Guy.
The repairs on the Combination
Bargain store are nearing completion
and when finished Bert will have one
of the most modern stores in town.
The main salesroom is 31x4S, which
will make twice the floor space for
merly occupied. Given room accord.
ing to their needs the coming holiday
season will be record breaker with
this hustling firm.
F. j. Smalley informs US that our
report of his recent accident was
slightly twisted and remarks that be
has been in the horse business too
long to tie halter around his foot
especially when spirited animal
the kind Fred has for sale-!s attach
ed 70 the other end. His spraineC
knee is improving rapidly and viii
soon be as good as new.
Miss Nora Chase began work in the
G. p. browne dry goods store last
2 Saturday, thus augmenting the sell
ing force in the big store to sever
people, besides the stenographer who
helps out some in the busiest part O
!, the day. browne believes in expan
sion and is giving people in this vi
: cinity a practical illustration. In hi
ad this week will be found bargains
that will invariably make customers
of readers.
Photographer Sanborn has on ex
hibition in Hall & Cheney's window {
Royal Sepia enlargement of Prsiden
Mckinley. The picture is a dupicat,
of the original, made last summer
and which was selected by Mr.. anC
Mrs. Mckinley for their home a
Canton Ohio. The negative is b,
t Bell of Washington, and is considered
the best by McKinley's friends ant
relatives. The enlarging was don
by the Spague & Hathaway Co.
? The Belgian Hare business has beel
fourishiDg for the past year at A. r
Campbell's and visit to his premise
would pay anyone interested in thi
!, industry. He now has fifty of tn
y little animals, each in hutch by ii
: self, and each one has personal at
tention daily. This week be has kille,
and dressed 20 very handsome one
for shipment to Boston parties. MI
Campbell feels that he cannot spar
the time to give them proper car
. and will reduce his stock aud onl
'' keep a few. This is a good chane
g to secure some choice stock.
In spite of the fact that it nigh
seem egotistical to some, we give O
: page three of this paper some e1
. tracts from the state press concerr
ing the NEWS AND CITIZEN, in orde
It that our readers at home may sc
r what the opinion of the state press
G regarding this paper. We abhor Sc
praise; it has never been our practic
* to extol the qualities of this pape
se The people know it and our sui
,e scription list is sufficient evidence .