News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-11-06
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILLE.

Mrs. C. II. Slocum was in Burling.
ton last week.
S. W. Beulac of Greensboro was in
town Saturday.
c. B. Green was in Cambridge the
first of the week.
John Dillon of Hardwick was in
town over Sunday.
Dell Sanders passed Sunday with
friends in Montpelier.
Elder Watt of Barre was at r. Fl.
Peck's last Thursday.
B. C. Lewis of Waterbury was a
recent guest of Arthur Noyes.
John Walliser left Monday morn
ing for Auckland, New 2 ,aland.
Il. j. Edmunds and family visited
his parents in Lowell last week.
DR.. Robinson was in Hardwick
Monday on professional business.
Mrs. Charles Arnold and son were
in FL 4rdwick the first of the week.
G. W. McNall and wife are spending
few days at Tenney Bridge farm.
Mrs. Will Cobb and son of Hard
wick were in town the first of the
week
George Morse, Jr. of the U. V. M.
and Miss Glee Morse, who is attend
ing the V. M. S. at Montpelier were
at home over Sunday.
Ladies of Company c. who have
their blocks completed will please
bring them in as soon as convenient,
to Mrs. Susan A. Shaw.
H. P. Munson is improving the
looks of his store by the addition Of
coat of paint. Chas. Small and
help are doing the work.
Orrie Hoyt has engaged to work
for F. j. Smalley and has moved his
family to the Bailey house on Con-
gress street, owned by Mr.. Smalley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Campbell Of
Barre have been guests for several
days at the home of Mrs. Campbells
parents Mr.. and Mrs. q IRA GriswoId.
Twenty-eight different kinds OF
breakfast food is what Ellis now has
on sale. The most fastidious ought
to find what he wants among this lot.
Charley Rjsley, for the past three
years an employe in the training
stable of John UJton, left Monday
morning for his homein Philadelphia.
It's not the cost that measures
value. This is true at the rummage
sale. A few days more in which to
visit this remarkable sale. Don't
miss it.
A subscriber out in Colorado in re-
mitting for this paper, says. "In this
tar-off land each week we welcome the
News & CITIZEN as an old and tried
friend"
Mrs. E. J. Marvin and Miss Hettie
Sternberg visited at Mr.. Mosley's in
Eden last week. They also called or
the Rev. Mr.. Gregory at his home in
No. Hyde Park.
Frank Douglas, who received seri
GUS injuries at Greensboro Bend, last
winter, while doing duty as mai
agent, has resumed his position, max
ing the first run this week.
James Jackson went to Manches
ter, n e., Tuesday morning for medi
cal treatment. He was accompanied
by his son, Will, who will go from
there to Concord, where he has a DO
sition as nurse in a state hospital.
According to reports Hallowe'e
was observed quite largely over il
the west part of the town. Besid
numerous minor details several far
meTs on going to the barn in tn
morning found their porkers painte,
a bright vernilion.
Doty, the veteran furniture man i
giving some great bargains in hi
line at present. For articles for con
venlence and comfort, at prices tha
Will ht your pocket-book, 90 Il
Doty's. The largest line of furnitur
in Lamoille county to select from.
Mrs. W. II. Towne chairman of tn
council ofthe Department of Vernon
W. X Z. was called to st. Johnsbur'
last Friday by the Department Pres
dent Mrs. Sarah F. Hovey to assis
, IN important business pertaining t,
the Women's Relief Corps. Her littl
son Ballou accompanied her.
Our farmer readers will. be inter
= ested in the article on page three c
this issue, which is a reprint of
paper read by the late William S
Thorpe of Morristown at a meetin,
. held at Morrisville Jan. 80, 1878
E The article originally appeared in tn
Lamoille Newsdealer and is publishe
! by request.
D Elsewhere in this issue is an accouu
OF murder committed at Langdor
: N. H., last Saturday. Geo. Briggs
} a farmer, shot and killed Mrs. Chaur
cey Jones. The case will have a peculia
interest to Morrisville people, as MI
Briggs was resident OF this plac
only few years ago. He was engae
ed in the meat business while her
and it is distinctly remembered b
: many that he bore decidedly M
e savory reputation hereabouts an
: left town between two days. He wa
+ married several years ago to Mis-
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