News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-21
Mrs. Eliz abeth Greene is a guest Of
hpr friend Miss FIOrenco piIliuUa


are visiting their aunt, Mrs. A. c. |
Hame.
Mrs. D. c. Spaulding left yesterday
tor West Burke and Barton for a
visit of a few days.
Mrs. Pickering and Mrs. SpoffJrd
of Peabody, Mass, are guests at the
home of q. P. browne.
M. S. Fillmore of Frankfort, N. Y,
has been a guest at the ehome of II B
George for several days.
Miss Blanche Peck has resumed her
duties in the G. P.Drowne dry goods
store, after two weeks vacation.
Mrs. E. H. Stone left the first Of
the week for few weeks absence at
different points in New Hampshire.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Conner have
been guests for several days at the
home of Mrs. Conner's father, 7. W.
Utton.
Mrs. Susie Comstock from North
vile, Mich, is visiting her father, Dan
Smith, proprietor of the Lamoille
Hotel.
Advertised letters in the postoffice
are as follows:-Henry Adams, D A.
Grady, Mrs. Geneva King and Del
bert Martain.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Spaulding Wis
tied friends in Barre, Montpelier and
Burlington last week, returning home
Saturday night.
James Joslyn, formerly employed
in the store of ]. NJ J0slyn, was Wis.
iting his many friends in town the
first Of the week.
DIR. George W. FlfeId and mother,
of GAINESVILLE, Wis, were guests sever
al days last week at the home OF
Judge H. H. Powers.
Miss Lena E, Davis arrived 10
town last Thursday from her home
in Oshkosh, Wis, and is guest at the
b )me OF Walter F. Churchill.
Mrs. George TiIlotson went Tues
day to Mortified and from there viii
go to Keene, N. H., for a visit. She
expects to be absent for seyera
weeks.
Mrs. W. |. Paul will resume bel
dress making business the first o
September and has engaged Miss
Alice Mower asseamstress. See bust
ness notice.
George Cooke, manager Fremon
Slayton's farm in Mlllis, Mass., ac
companied by his family, is visiting
this week at the home of his mother
Mrs. Rosa Cooke.
Mrs. Norris Ransom and daughte
of Brattleboro and Mrs, Luthe
Howe Of Jericho Center were recen
} guests at the home of MIR. and Mrs
e George Stiles on Summer street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. E. Whitcomb an,
! children returned to Pike Station, n
t H., Monday. Mrs. Whitcomb an,
children have been guests of her father
: NJ. B. Eaton, for several weeks.
: Mr. and Mrs. O. l.. Woods and SOL
Roy, have been enjoying a few day
e outing with a brother of Mr.. Wood
? at Essex unction. Oscar's vacation
are few and consequently much az
), preciated.
e Mrs. Sarah A. H. Blakely, who ha
!. been the guest of relatives in thi
O place for several weeks, lef5 yestel
q day for Canada, where she Will max
!. a short visit before returning to be
home in Harrisville, Wis.
v DR.. A. A. Minott was in Montpelie
a short time last week in attendauc
: upon the celebration of Old HON
Week and renewing old acquaint
n ances. The doctor was accompanie
4 by Miss Alice Boyce, and his oldes
q daughter, Miss Nellie, returned wit
them.
: George Tewksbury, who has bee
|, in the office of DR.. G. E. Hunt, Mont
q pelier, for the summer, was in tow
+ over Sunday. He went Monday t
;. Hinesdale, N. H, for few weeks va
cation and will resume his studies /
TUFTS College Dental school Septen
u Der 20.
is The best stage service ever know
, between here and Stowe is now er
20 joyed under the management of j. ]
Morse. Roman recently made
record when he drew fifteen peoul
IL IL from Stowe to Morrisville with
d pair of coach horses in one hour an
- u eight minutes.
.. a. Miss Ethel Littel has been the cues
of her father, Herbert Littel, for sey
eral days. She has recently con
! pleted course in school of short
=, hand at Hyde Park, Mass, and wen
80 80 to Sheldon Monday, where she has
ie position for the summer with a lare
10 in pulp mill firm located there.
Id A camping party composed of Nj
w and Mrs. Henry Small, Claude FisheI
Irving and Newton LeBarroD. Geore
10 Olmstead, John Herrick Misst
nj Florence and Lilley Merrill. FlorenC
n Sherwin, Clara Carpenter and Clar
" Dodge, are occupying one of Bacon
Nv camps at EImore for ten dayi
ce outing,
a Uncle William Patch allows ths
Vn the old saying, "where the spirit (
rs the Lord is at work the devil wi
as work Also" was verified last Thur
st day evening. While Mr.. Patch wa