News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-11-13
4 the Rummape Sale !


guest of Rev. E. G. French, last week.
Hereafter the meat market will be
closed after six O'Clock, Friday even
ings.
Deacon and Mrs. Fletcher Jones
visited friends in Burlington last
week.
Elmer Balch is building a new dor
mer window in his house on School
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. S. Witherell visit
ed friends in Cambridge the first OF
the week.
G. M. Cady from Brocton, Mass,
is visiting his brother, VIM. Cady
this week.
Mrs. Lucy Bean of Jacksonville
visited her sister, Mrs. Lester Smith
last week.
Ernest Bicknell, who has been at
work in Boston tor some time, hasre-
turned home.
S. Bicknell is improving the appear-
ance of his house by putting on
new coat of paint.
Merley Miller from Watervile visit
ed his grandmother, Mrs. Carrie An
mis- last Saturday.
The Ladies' Circle will meet on
Thursday at the usual hour, with
Mrs. VIM. Warren.
V. S. Witberell has been appointed
mastering officer of the Vermont d.
vision of the s. OF '.
Misses Bertha and Mabel Newton
of Georgia are visiting their uncle,
Heman Newton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Patten of JEFF
fersonville visited at the home of
William Patten November 5.
The Junior Class in the Normal are
preparing to give a reception for the
Seniors next Friday evening.
Miss Georgiana Bailey of Cam
bridge spent Saturday and Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Clary.
B. L. Austin attended the S. S. Con-
vention at Vergennes last week. He
will give a report of the meeting later.
Mr.. Chaffee is building a new abat-
toir on the land he has recently
bought this side of the Kellogg place.
Miss Amanda Orvitt of Franklin, a
graduate of the Normal in the class
of '97. visited friends in town last
week.
C. G. Ward, a former resident here,
g NJ II 10 of tho
home of B. S. Fullington for a few
days.
Miss Josie Hodgkins, teacher at
Weathersield, is passing vacation
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Joel
Hodgkins.
Carl Ward, formerly a Johnson boy
now business man of Hanover, N.
H., was the guest of B. S. FullingtoD
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mills were called
to Cambridge last Saturday by the
serious illness of Andrew Chase, Mrs.
Mills father.
Fred Leslie has done quite q bust
ness the past few weeks, clipping
horses. He has a good machine and
does good work.
Rev. J. s. Goodall, D. D. of Essex
Junction occupied the pulpit in the
Baptist church last Sunday in the alb
sence of Rev. S. E Packard.
The johnson football team played
against the Morrisville eleven, last
Saturday p. M, resulting in the vic
tory of the latter by score of 26 0.
The item in last weeks CITIZEN
should have read Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
instead of A. E. Partlow. The mis-
take was made by the correspondent,
who mixed initials.
If you want anything in the furni-
ture line call on L. M. Jones. He has
good stock and if he hasn't what
you want he can get it for you. His
prices are reasonable.
Mrs. Almon Wells of Scottstown
Quebec, was the guest of Mrs. Thomas
Margetts last week. Mrs. Wells and
Mrs. Margetts came over from Eng
land in the same ship, eighteen years
ago.
There was a good attendance al
the auction sale at Chesley Hartwell't
November 7, and the property sole
well. His residence is still held fol
private sale. The family will go tc
Essex Junction this month to live.
School closed last Thursday in dis
trict no. 0, with an exhibition in thu
evening. The singing by Walter ant
Pearl Titus was especially good. Mist
LaBree, the teacher has gone to hel
home in Canada but will return fol
the winter term.
The "house- warming" at the newly
repaired Methodist parsonage, last
Thursday evening, was very pleas
ant social occasion and was largely
attended by the church and the com.
munity. Rev. and Mrs. Johnson were
warmly welcomed by the church
Cake and coffee were served.
At the chicken shoot, notice Of
which was accidentally omitted last
week. G. A. SlaytOn of Morrisville