News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-03
NEWS.
SVILLE.


to the house for a few days by illness.
James Edwards of Montreal is Wis
iting at the home of his uncle, George
! Norton.
Edward Harris has a position in
the station at Wolcott and went
there Monday.
Hall & Cheney's soda fountain is
doing its full share in the cooling
process these days.
G. NJ. Fisher and Assistant Post
master Carroll Spaulding passed Sun
day on Mt. Mansfield.
Mrs. Ethan A. Allen has been grant
ed an increase of pension through the
agency of H. B. George.
Mrs. U. G. Stowe went to Palmer,
Mass, Monday, where she will visit
relatives for several weeks.
Percy E. Stone and family expect
to move to Newport next week, where
Mr.. Stone has a position.
Joseph P. Hill of Worcester, Mass,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Champeau the first of the week.
Several of our citizens passed a
pleasant day at Gilmore last Sunday.
Several more visited Eden Pond.
Miss Bertha Conant of Waterbury
was entertained by Misses Mary and
Ida Norton, several days last week.
W. B. Patch, Miss Grace Prior and
Miss Carrie Weed came home from
Beebe Plain campmeeting Monday
night.
D. P. Healey returned last Thurs
day from White River Junction, where
Mrs Healey and son will remain for
a few weeks.
Elmer Dixie, for the past year a res
ident of Boston, arrived in town last
Thursday, and is stopping with bis
father, Ed Dixie.
E. r. Meader, the silver tongued
orator from Hard wick, held the close
attention of a small audience at the
Choate auction last Saturday.
Anyone looking for rig suitable
for this season of the year will do we'll
to read the business notice of j.
Henry Atchinson in another column.
Miss Emily Rublee arrived home
from Brooklyn, n. Y. WadnaaLz ~,
evening. Miss Rublee has been living
with her sister, Mrs. Fred Pike, for
the past year.
No rest for the ice man these days.
The same might be remarked of the
ice cream man. Last week H. !.
Dwinell sold As gallons of the cooling
luxury.
Mrs. Sarah E. BlakeIy of Harris
vile, Wis, an aunt of Mrs. r. Z
Barrows, Mrs. H. n. Cram and Mrs.
D. II. Bedell, is spending the summer
here.
S. S. Crosby and son Harry of Dor
chester, Mass, arrived in town Mon
day night and will spend the summerII
at the Wheelock residence on D0rI|
hester Heights. /
Elder Dustin Davis and wife ofRutl'
land are spending a few days at chez
homes of j. j. Morse and G. H. Prior
He will conduct services at the Ad-
vent church tomorrow evening.
V. S. Witherell of Johnson is sue
cessor to Walter Thomas as conduct
or on q. II. Prior's overland bakery.
Mr.. Thomas is at present disposins
of strawberries for IL. Waite & Sou.I
c. F. Smith reports his separatdr
business as brisk as ever. Last week
ne sat up six machines, besides at
tending to his duties in the hay field,
He has put Out-abOut so since the
first OF March, the most of which are
sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Chaff.e re.
Gently moved here from Lowell and
will reside in the future with M. and
Mrs. Henry Tillotson on the Plains
The venerable couple are the parents
of Mrs. TillotsOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. X. Currier left
to-day for Lisbon, n. H., where tbev
will spend the summer with relatives
Their many friends will be pleased TO
know that they do not intend to for.
sake Morrisville altogether. and will
very likely spend some time here this
fall. :
Last Wednesday, Lloyd, the voujp
son OF DR.. and Mrs. j A. Robinsob, i
was severely bitten on one arm bvIa
dog owned by d. N. Hutchina while
playing near Mr.. Hutchins house
The wounds were dressed by Dr. Rob.
bins and the young man is abla 70 Be
out again. II
The last part of the week was a roc.
ORD breaker for heat. The mercu " ,
hoVered around the 1909 mark in tne
shade in several places, but the warm. +
est locality heard from was down 5v /
Il he Boomhowers, where the thsr. n
mometer melted a nail from which it q
was suspended. Il
Rev. ], p. Booth and famiIy with q
their guests, Mrs. Ann Kenney and t
Miss Florence Kenney, aceom6eniei 0
by Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bootb. b
pa passed Tuesday at Lake Elmore. II
Inc younger members of the party, I
which OF course included The genial il
Doctor ascended to the summit Of II
the mountain. Allreport a fne time. n
Mrs. Kinney and daughter left for il