News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-10

Prof. A. l.. Hardy and family of
Amherst, Mass, are spending a few
days at Fl. P. Munson's.
Miss Maud Barnes of Bakersfield
has been a guest OF her sister, Mrs. j.
A. Bundy, for several days.
Mrs. N. B. Dodge and daughter,
Agnes, are spending several weeks at
the home of j. B. Ladeau, on the
Plains.
G. P. browne was in Boston the
the latter part of last week, securing
bargains for the patrons of the "big
store"
Andy UdalI, popular clerk in the g.
P. browne dry good store, has been
off duty for day or two on account
of illness.
Misses Reba and Ida Gray return
ed to Cambridge Monday night, after
a short visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Beebe.
Our Morrisville readers will be es-
pecially interested in the Californian
letter from Miss Florence Bryant,
published elsewhere.
Would you believe it? Waterman
has something to say in his adv. this
week about ga pair of kids" and
various other things Reat it.
Through the liberal contribution of
A. R Campbell the old clock given to
the public library by DR.. Stowe is
heard to tick and strike once more.
Charlie Barnes and lady friend OF
Manchester, N. H., were at j. A.
Bundy's Monday night. They lett
Tuesday for a visit to Mr.. Barnes
parents in Bakersfield.
W. R. Messer left yesterday morn.
ing for Nantasket. Beach. He will be
joined in a few days by Mrs. Messer,
and they will spend several weeks
there.
Mrs. G. c. Lang ofBarton has been
calling on her many friends in town
for the past few days. She has been
making an extended visit to her par.
ents iu Warren.
j. NJ. Warren Relief corps will meet
next Saturday afternoon at two
O'Clock. There is special business to
be attended to at this time and a
good attendance is desired.
A busy place at any season of the
year is the general store of H. P.
Munson. Harlan has the right goods
at the right prices, two essential in
grejieDts Of a successful business.
Mrs. Fred Shippey and daughter
arrived ia town from Bristol, Conn,
yesterday morning. Mr.. Shippy has
emplOymentin the machine shops here
and they will make their future home
in Morrisville.
H. l.. Bentley, the photographer
states a well.known fact, but one
worthy of consideration, in his aG.
vertisement this week. Homer is
turning out a good quality of work
and merits his full share of the pat,
ronage.
Judge Powers and E. H. Blossom
attended the meeting at Lowell Forth
of July in the interest of the proposed
railroad. The attendance was good
the Judge made a speech and much
interest in the contemplated road
was manifested.
Bert Small, the bargain giver, don't
expect to find time to go camping
thls season, but is none the less in
terested in the happiness and com
fort of such parties, and has added {
full line of camping supplies to hi,
immense stock of goods.
j. B. Ladeau bought a porker o
Frank Kenfeld recently, which weigh
ed 3l3 pounds and after feeding hin
40 days increased the weight to 5lC
pounds, a gain of 1877 pounds O.
nearly five pounds per day. 1t yol
don't believe it ask the Captain.
Fremont Slayton and daughter
Louie, of Millas, Mass, have beel
visiting in town for several days.
party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Il
A. Slayton of this place, Mr.. and Mrs
B. G.. Sheldon of Swanton and Ere
mont Slayton and daughter and Mis-
Josie SlaytOn went to Greensboro yes
terday to enjoy an outing at the Slay
; ton cottage.
] Frank Harris of Peoples Academy
class of '02, made quite an enviabl
record in the athleticcontestat at Barr
last Thursday, capturing three prizes
He took two tirsts, the standing hig
Jump, and the hitch kick. In Tia
three legged race he got ID money
securing Sd in the hop, step and ium
and 100 yd. dash.
Ernest Page of Waterbury an
Henry Thomas of this place spen
the Fourth at the old home of th
former in the town of StannarC
Trout and pickerel fishing was tn
order of the day, the net returns b
careful count and measurement bein
some over eighty beauties. Henry
willing to admit that Ernest caugh
quite . few of them.
States Attorney Cheney added on
. more to his list of corrected miscr,
ants last Saturday. This time th
scene was in Elmore and the most il
terested party was "Jack" Fitzge
aid. He plead guilty to the charp
breach of the peace" alleged /
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