News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-03-13
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVlLLE.

customed place at A. R. CampbelPs
store.
Fl. Waite is expected home from his
business trip "down country" this
evening.
Thos. H. O'Brien and wife and Miss
Lizzie King were in Waterbury Sun
day and Monday.
Mrs. j. W. Rivers entertained her
Sunday school class at her home
Tuesday afternoon.
Misses Maud e. and Mabel E. Booth
spent last week with friends in North
field and West Randolph.
John Tiff is dangerous i'll, suffering
from typhoid fever. A consultation
of doctors was held Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Doty and
Chas. Fassett of st. Johnsbury were
guestsa the home of s. B. Doty over
Sunday.
Mrs. L. P. Booth and infant son of
West Randolph are in town for a few
days, the guests Of Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
Booth.
George F. Earle while polishing up
the big window in his store Monday
morning, fell from stool, spraining
his wrist.
J. M. Foss, who has been confined
to the house for the past two weeks,
suffering from an attack Of grip, is
able to be out.
Fl. NJ. Rich, who has been confined
to his home for several days by ill
ness, was able to resume his duties at
the bank Monday.
Will Goodrich, who has been in New
Bedford, Mass, for several months,
returned home Monday evening, and
will work for S. B. Doty.
Mrs. i. C. HawIey and son returned
Monday from Jeffersonville, where
they have been visiting Mrs. HawIey's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Whit
comb.
Lamoille Grange will hold a social
on Friday eN NeDing, March % A
short program will be furnished fol-
lowed by, promenade. Admission
10 cents.
Mrs. G. A. Patten and daughter
Lillian, have taken rooms at the res
idence of G. W. Fitch on Pleasant
street, and have commenced light
housekeeping.
James H. Towne, engineer and con
ductor on the Standard Oil company
distributing outfit, has been allowed
a leave of absence on account of 6
visit of measles.
Walter Thomas, the genial opera
tor of Prior's overland bakery cart
recently moved from the Slocun
tenement on Union street, to house
on Cherry Avenue.
} c. B. Davis drew 1880 pounds o
fruit at one load for j. S. Banistel
one day last week. Chas. says this
"does few things" to the one anC
one-half tons of dry goods drawn al
! three loads recently.
Prof. and Mrs. Beebe spent part
of last week with friends in Cambrige
The Prof. also attended the banquet
of the Schoolmaster's Club" al
Burlington last Friday evening, al
which M. S. Stone was the guest o
honor.
Owing to an accident to our news
) paper press last week, we are obliged
J., to print the paper at hyde Park thit
week. Master Mechanic Greene hat
5 the job of repairing the press under
, his supervision and assures us thai
in short time he will have it al
good as new.
r at is a significant fact" that Geo
F. Earle's dry goods store draws
! ! many shoppers these days. His ad
! in this issue makes interesting read
? ing matter, and the ladies in this
vicinity will do well 30 peruse it care
fully and act accordingly. Gentle
men are not excluded.
Notice special convocations of Mt
Vernon Lodge No. 8, F. & A. NJ.
Wednesday evenings March 20 anC
q 27. Owing to the nearness of the an
! nual convocation, April 3, it is neces
! sary in order to complete the worE
begun to call several specials. TIL,
members will please take notice anC
t turn out.
j The well known butcher, J. H. War
a ren, is doing good business at hit
new location on Portland street
E jay is a hustler and can furnish OF
' take roast with equally good ma
ture. The public should not over
look the fact that j. F. Thomas also
: conducts a first-class market in con
. nection with his grocery. Both arr
: good markets and the most fastid
eous can be suited at either place
,, both in quality and prices.
! Cards have been received here an
. nouncing the marriage of Lewis
! Delano of st. Louis, Mo-, to Miss
Elizabeth Snyder, daughter of Rev
| and Mrs. John Snyder of Wellesley
, Hills, Mass, at that place. They viii
be at home after April 5, at 'Th,
Hilton" Grand and Bell Avenue, st
,, Louis, Mo-, Mr.. Delano is son O
the late W. W. Delano of Elmore anC
{ left home about 10 years age. Fl,
is now q very successful business man