News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-09-25

Arthur Seaver and wife are spend
ing a few days in New York city.
Mrs. Myra Sallies of Moscow has
been ill days for few days past.
Harry Smith returned last week to
his junior year at Norwich University.
Miss Amerette Owen entertained a
few friends at her home last Satur-
day.
Harry Burnham has been visiting
his brother, George, in st. Johns
bury.
Mrs. E. c. Kaiser and son, Ray
mond, visited relatives in Montpelier
recently.
T. E. Smith and A. A. Pike were in
Morrisvllle on telephone business last
Thursday. 'n"''
Miss Matte Hyde of East Hard
wick is visiting her brothers family
at Moscow. .,r.., .:.. -. .,...
Mrs. Dow Smith and Mrs. Jerry
Vearen visited Mrs. Fred Recor il
Montpelier. ,.a..- ,..s .s..
Mrs. Abbie Warren and daughter
are visiting relatives in Boston anC
Salem, Mass.
Geo. Gale, son of Preston Gale
began work for Enos Hill of Morris
vile Tuesday.
The Ladies Relief Corps will give 6
sociable at the G. A. R. hall on thu
4th of October.
Mrs. Leonard Shaw is ath from
a visit of severa! weeks to relatives il
Massachusetts.
j. C. Shedd, Shaw's hustling clerk
is taking a two weeks vacation il
Boston and vicinity.
Road Commissioners Fl. A. Raymond
is putting in a strip of permanent
road along Bridge st.
Mrs. W. Fl. Moulton is visiting he
brother, Mr.. Beardsley, and niece
Mrs. Tong, in New York city for 1
time.
The Russell Hodge farm, one of tn
best dairy farms in town, has bee
purchased by George Chaplin OF Wat
erbury.
George Wright has purchased tn
Ed. Edison place on West Branch.
1t is rumored that the selling pric
was $4,000.
The Ladies Aid society will NEE
at j. E. Houston's next Thursda
afternoon. A sociable will be held i
the evening.
A social hop will be given at Gree
Mountain Inn hall Friday evenin
Sept. 81. Elmore's orchestra wi
furnish music.
G. D. Gibbs has purchased the builC
ing which he at present occupies as
barber shop and will move it to SON
other location.
A. R. Kendall, who has been en-
ployed on L. Jones Comstock's estat
at Winsted, Conn.,, is visiting h
family at Moscow.
The West Branch Ladies' Giro
will meet with Mrs ]. E. Houston @
Thursday Sept. 26. Social in evel
ing. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Jesse Kellogg is in Montpeli
for month receiving treatment /
DR.. Brock. Mrs. Kellogg is accor
panied by her sister, Mrs. G. D. Glib
Several from Stowe, among ther
: Dow Smith, j. j. Vearen, M. C. Low
Joy and Justin Robinson attendt
the st. Johnsbury Fair last week.
q Among those anticipating a Buffa
trip this week are Mr.. and Mrs. P.
a Pike, Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. c. Lovejo
Elliot Stafford, Leo Straw and Eel
Wells.
e Those stopping on Mt. Mansfe
Thursday night were treated to
i foretaste of winter. The cold prov
e severe enough to cause water pip
to burst.
d The recital given by the pupils
Miss Watts class at Mr.. Burt's So
Il urday afternoon was very interestin
:. The young people did themselves al
their teacher credit.
:. G. E. Hackett, the contractc
:, was in Burlington several days la
10 week making preparations for me
IF ing the Bingham house to it's new
t. cation on the Park.
< Among those planning to take 6
h vantage OF the New York excursi
this week are: Mrs. W. Fl. FL. Mo
ton, Miss Elvira Smith, Mrs. Arth
Seaver and son and Herbert Mayo
Another of those dances which az
y ed 30 materially to the social gait
10 of last winter will be held at to
hall the evening of Sept. 26. An
g, chestra of three pieces is advertis
ne ne DR.. and Mrs. L. Nj. Bingham
Burlington have been N town
several days overseeing the reno
he of their household goods from
nd dwelling lately purchased for HI
I'D Healey Akeley.
e. es At the open air concert Eric
]. evening the following program
be rendered: Goth Century Mar