News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-11-06
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Mrs. PhllllpS, VINO mas been spend
ing few days at Chas. McNallls, re-
turned to East Concord Saturday.
Mrs. Alvin Davis and sister, Mrs
A Martin, have been in Castleton for
a few days, visiting their sister, Mrs.
Eugene Streeter.
Mr.. james Laraway of Fall River,
Mass, has been the guest of his
brother, L. L. Laraway the past
week. This is his first visit here in
twenty-six years.
Mrs. Perley Fellows and children
went to Rutland last Saturday morn
ing, where they will join Mr.. Fellows,
who has position there for the win
ter at his trade as carpenter.
]. NJ. Joslyn was made glad recent
ly by the receipt of $22.50 from the
American R gistry Company. in which
he was insured. The amount was for
three weeks lay off on account of an
accident.
e W. Gates and family moved last
week into the Geo. j. Sayton house
on Lower Main street, where they will
board with Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Stay
ton, Mrs, Geo. Brady has rented the
rooms vacated by Mr.. Gates, and
will occupy them for her dr4ssmaking
department.
Joseph ". Sault, formerly manager
OF the N E. telephone exchange at
st. Johnsbury, and recently trans
ferred to the soliciting division, has
been in town for several days, taking
the place of W. l.. Wood. Several
new phones will be installed as a re-
suit of "Joe's" visit.
W. |. Paul announces that he is bet.
ter prepared than ever to give dane
ing lessons and will instruct private
or public classes in the art either in
the day time or evening. Prot Paul
has had thirty-fve years experience
and teaches all the latest dances with
accuracy and elegance ofmovement.
Pike 4 Boynton set handsome
monument last week in the Deacon
Savage lot at Stowe. This is the
first job turned out since the sheds
were started under the new manage
ment, Everything is now in good
order and with large number of
orders ahead, the outlook for the
future is decidedly bright.
George s. Gale, who is employed in
the livery stable of E A. Hill, was
united in marriage last Thursday to
Miss Jennie Campbell, daughter of
Fred Campbell OF Stowe. The cere-
mony was performed at the residence
OF the groom's father, Preston R.
Sale, in Stowe, by R Nv. Frank Gale.
Mr. and Mrs. Gale will reside in Nor
Fisville.
FL. Smalley is suffering from the eff
1eCts of a sorained ankle lceived last
Friday. H. was lea Ing a horse be-
hind a wagon and had the halter
fastened around his foot, when the
horse stop ped SUD ienly, pulling him
from the wagon. This will necessi
tate the takinI O. a few weeks vaca-
tion, which will be decidedly against
Fred's habits.
One young man had a dreary end
ing to his Halloween last Thursday
night. After putting in several hours
of hard labor, the result of which was
noticed about town Friday morning
he went to the parental abode and
finding the back door securely fasten-
ed be remained on the back step
for several hours 10 deep meditation.
II &c 60 4bov Il 4 lof% tho 4rnpt dnnp ny,
locked.
Last Friday f. W. Webster pur.
CHASED of George Fl. Prior his bakery
business including all the accessories
good will etc, and took possession
the same day. Mr. Prior has been in
the business here for several years
and has worked up large trade. He
is undecided yetas to his future plans
but does not expect to leave Morris
vile. The new proprietor has en-
gagged Leo Straw as baker. Mr.
Straw is thoroughly frst-claSs bak.
er, having been employed for several
yearsin the Hardwick bakery. med
is possessed Of the necessary getthere
ittiveness aud will run a'business that
will merit q large and growing pat.
ronage. He emphasiz9 IS the point
that be will use only the best larC
and yeast, which will produce bread
''like the kind mother used TO make. ;
Here's success to the new firm.
4 pleasant occasion was the Hal
lewe'en hunt and ubse quent banquet
at the Randall last Thursday even
ing. The party, composed of fifteel
couples, met at the home of Mis-
Georgia jackson on Summer street
from which place the young ladie
were given fifteen minutes start il
which to hide, after which the gentle
men in the party were given one hou
to find them, with a prospect of {
free supper if they succeeded, or {
chance to settle for the spread if the,
failed. They did the latter, and afte
the hour was up the young ladie
emerged from the section house nea
depot giving voice to series of yell
that struck TERROR to the hearts O
the brave hunters. 1t is unnecessar,
to say that the repast furnished b.
Landlord Randall wasa success iron
every standpoint. During the even