News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-05-22
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town to-day
Sherman Doty of st. Johnsbuy y is
calling N friends in town to-day.
E. H. Blossom of st. Johnsbury is
in town to-day on railroad business.
Hon. H. II. Powers returned last
evening from a business trip to New
York state.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Sanborn are now
nicely located in the Darling house
on Court street.
Mrs. Olive Minard and her daugh-
ter, Mrs E. A. Allen, of Groton visit
ed friends here last week.
The Academy base ball team ex-
pect to play the Waterbury team at
that place Memorial day.
c. A. SpiIler hasgone to Bakersfield
to work for Contractor Manley, and
will be absent for some time.
Alton Littel of Sheldon Springs,
formerly in the bicycle business here,
visited friends in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Duravage Of
Lowell were recent guests at the home
of their daughter. Mrs. H. J. Ed
munds.
Victor Heath and force of artists
are busy at pres mt painting the resi-
dence of G. II. Slocum on Congress
street.
Perley Fellows left this morning
for Rutland, where he will have en-
ployment for the summer with Con-
tractor Germain OF that city.
Tickets for the entertainment to-
morrow evening are on sale at the
DWinell pharmacy. See program on
page two.
]. Frank Thomas new awning over
the entrance to his store adds much
to the attractiveness of his place of
business.
Have you noticed the display of
photos in Bentley's show case? The
work is of variety that will bear
inspection.
If you contemplate buying an or
gan, consider the bargains offered in
the business notice column by Mrs.
Ella M. Hardy.
H. A. Slayton went to Swanton
Monday evening, called there by the
illness of Mrs. B. C. Sheldon. He re-
turned last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Z4ra Griswold return
ed here from Montpelier last Friday
and took charge of the Lamoilie
Hotel Monday morning.
District Deputy, Rev. DR.. Booth,
was in Cambridge last Thursday
evening in attendance upon a meet
ing of the Masonic lodge there.
We have it from the proper author
tiles that the much talked about vii.
lage meeting will not be called until
after the June term of county court.
c. W. Fitch went to Greensboro
Monday, where he will superintend
the building of several cottages this
summer. Mrs. Fitch goes to-day
and they will be domiciled in their sum
cottage there.
Levi S. Gile, one of our prosperou;
farmers, has sold his farm in the wesi
part of town to Albert A. Thaver anC
has purchased of O. W. Cheff 4e, Ad
ministrator, the d. l.. Chaff9e farm
on LapOrte road.
Rev. DR.. Booth was in Fletcher
Monday to otficiate at the funera
of j. B. Leach, one of Fletcher
Oldest and most respected citizens
Mr.. Leach was the father of Mrs. j
Carpenter of this town.
Hon. Frank D. Currier OF Canaan
N. b., WAS the guest of his uncle
Geo. K. Currier over Monday night
Mr.. Currier is Congressman-elecI
from the Second District in NaW
Hampshire, and will take his seat al
the next session.
The land recently purchased of A
D. Thomas by FL. M. Rich is now own
ed by A. H. Copley of Boston. Mr.
Copley contemplates building a sum
mer residence on his new possessions
A better location for a summer home
would be hard to find.
The handsome driving horse owned
by W. W. Pike and the one owned by
G. H. Slocum were matched up by W
G. McClintock last Monday, and wer,
sold for a generous price to John G
Peene of Yonkers, N. Y. "Mac" hal
had his eye on them for some time.
Mr.. E. T. Damon, a well-knowl
Boston musician of wide experience
will spend his summer in this section
and would be pleased TO interest tn
young men in forming a band class
This is a good opportunity to tax
this work up at very little expense
under the direction and advice of
successful music teacher. Mr.. Damo
will take limited number of privat
pupils on string and brass instru
ments.
AS the NEWS AND CITIZEN was bein
0 printed last Wednesday States Al
torney Cheney and Deputy Georg
q Towne were making short calls up0
. parties in different parts of the cour
ty. Their first stop was at Eden Co
! ners, where they relieved Landlor
! 0'Brien OF a quantity of 'Uno" bee
and few bottles of "stuff' that wa
masquerading under the name I
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