News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-30
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painted.
F. 0. Burt took a business trip to
Montpelier, Friday.
S. D. Baker has recently purchased
a place in Plainfeld.
W. F. Benson is on business trip
to the Hub this week.
R. B Bradley and family spent
Saturday in Richmond.
Neal Chaplin aud Leon Cobb were
in Burlington Monday.
N. Fl. Kaiser moved last week to
the Robinson house on Maple st.
Miss Della Robinson of Richmond
visited her parents here last week.
Miss Nettie Brush of Montpelier
spent Sunday with her parents in
town.
Miss Laura Thomas of Superior,
Wis, is a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. 81. S.
Atkins.
The dancing school this week will
come Saturday evening instead OF
Friday.
F. E. Graham and Prof. George FL
more of Montpelier we're in town
Monday.
Mark Chaffee has purchased Orlo
Judson's back farm and is moving
thereto.
Miss Dorothy Tate of the Graded
school spent Sunday at her hoGe in
Waterbury.
The pupils of the Grammer room
went to Morrisville on a tally-ho ride
last evening.
Miss Gladys Houston assisted her
bruo ler, Edwin, in his Waterbury
studio last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Clark and Miss
Gertrude, OF Johnson were visitors in
town Saturday.
Elmer Houston has gone to Wis,
consin where he intends taking a
course in telegraphy.
Miss Lillian Isham returned to her
school work at Montpelier for a
couple of weeks, Monday.
J. A. Lucas of Montpelier was in
town Thursday aud Clarence Whittier
of the same city Friday.
Ralph Warren and Mark Edison re.
turned to their school duties at Bur
lington the first of the week.
Ed. Magoon has purchased about
% acres of the hill farm owned by ii.
A. Thomas on the West Branch.
Roy Smith, the popular clerk at
Vearen's drug store, is enjoying q
two days vacation at Burlington.
E. c. Kaiser was called to Mont
pelier last week as witness in the in
quest, resulting from the drowning
of Tim Lynch.
M. W. Walker, who has been living
on the Judson place, has taken the
Bigelow farm, occupied the past veal
by MIR. Chaffee.
D. V. Reed has purchased the Unior
Tea Co. agency of Justin Robinson
Mr.. Robinson going back into the
Pike shop to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. E. Jenney, Frank
Smith and o. E. Luce contemplate
taking advantage of the New York
excursion this week.
e. N. French, motorman on the
freight, is enjoying a well earned va
cation this week. His place is being
taken by E. G. Kaiser.
Mrs. Jane Johnson, who has beer
living for some time with her daugh
ter, Mrs. George Gibbs, returned tc
Burlington yesterday.
The social, gotten up by the s. O
VS.. and Ladies Aid society, comes
Friday evening of this week at Towr
Hall. The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. ?. D. Pike LETT Mon
day evening for the Pan American
Exposition. They will also visit
their son, Fred, in Ohio before re-
turning home.
A special car was run to Waterbury
last evening TO carry Stowe people
attending the entertainment given by
Keith's Vaudeville Stars at the Wa
terbury opera house.
Cha. Hackett, the contractor, has
moved his derrick and other nipple
ments to Montpelier. Mr.. Hackett
has contract to put in several . but
ments for the M. 4 W. r. railroad
company.
Mansfield Mt. Grange is making
arrangements for an all day grange
in the near future. The attention o
CHANGERS is also called to the session
of the state Grange at White Rivel
Junction, Dec. 18th to 18th.
About twenty of the friends anC
neighbors of A. B. Weeks took pos
session of his barn Friday evening
and husked out q couple hundred