News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-03-06

Rev. E. n. Stevens of Lyndonville
was guest of DR.. Booth Tuesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Bedell were the
guests of relatives in Irasburg on
Monday.
Mrs. Charles Laraway has been i'll
for several days at her home on Ell
more street.
Mr.. Silloway, father OF Mrs. Geo. A.
Morse, who has been critically ill, is
somewhat better.
Misses Myra and Minda Parker
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. &.
Cowles at Sheldon Springs.
Z. G. Warren, president of the War
rem Leather company, came to Nor
risville last night. He is in town
to-day.
Mrs. W. l. Paul, one of Morrisville's
leading dress makers, is imprOvingin
health and expects to resume work
about April 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwinell, who have
been eight housekeeping" in their
suite of rooms in Brick Block, now
take their meals at Randall hotel.
Miss Lizzie Webster is helping at
George K. Currier & Co.'S. during the
invoicing season. Many of the firms
old customers enjoy seeing her in her
old place.
Arthur Warren, an employe at the
Morrisville Foundry had one of his
hands severely injured Monday morn
ing, necessitating a rest from labors
tor few days.
Mrs. Susan Shaw is recovering from
an obstinate end aggravating case
of erysipeIas, during which Walter
Sargent, a boarder at her house, has
taken his meals at Randall hotel.
Miss Carrie Powers, who has been
at Washington, D. c., for some weeks
past, is the guest of friends at Brook.
Iyn this week. She is expected home
in Morriville in a few days.
A meeting for the purpose OF hear
ing H. E. Cowles' petition for dis
charge from bankruptcy will be held
at the court house 10 Hyde Park
Thursday, March IA, at 10 q. m.
Henry Stevens, the veteran repre-
sentative of Cross & Sons Montpelier
house, was in town to-day shaking
hands with everybody and gathering
in orders, of which he took away g
pocketful.
N. B. Blair arrived home from East
Fairfield yesterday. Mrs. Blair re
mains at that place nursing her sis
ter, Mrs. Fox, who is recovering from
a severe attack of bronchial pneu
monia.
Miss A. A. Bailey is a new addition
in the dressmaking business in Nor
risville. She is located on Maple st
Her advertisement appears in the
Business Notice column of this ISSUE
of NEWS AND CITIZEN.
Mason S. Stone, Division Sup't O.
Education OF the Philippine Islands
has returned home to Morrisvillt
from a trip to Boston and Chicago
He expects to start in about two
weeks for the Archipelago.
Regular meeting of the W. R. C
Saturday afternoon at two O'Clock
March 9. Aunt Samantha will bt
present with a basket filled with arti
cles for sale. Let us have q full at
tendance of the members.
Geo. K. Curriers' convalescing anC
hopes to be out soon. He gives 6
good share of the credit to Bruins
wick food, having received a large
basket of tempting eatables from tht
manager of "The Brunswick" Bos
ton.
The many friends of Mrs. Emily
Harrison will regret to learn that shl
is very i'll at her home on upper MAR
street. DIR. Woodward attends her
while her granddaughter, Miss Ethe
Edison of Wolcott assists in caring
for her.
Geo. W. Doty, furniture dealer, il
receiving new goods for spring trade
House cleaning time will come rounC
pretty soon and then the people will
hustle to his store after wall paper
paints, and other things to brighter
up the homes.
Henry Waite, thegrocer, expects tC
start tomorrow on an extended bust
ness trip through New Hampshire
and Massachusetts. He will cal
upon his customers in the produc
line at Concord, Manchester, Nashua
Worcester, Lowell and Boston.
Lyman Adams of Maple street ha
been temporarily detained from bust
ness by illness. He is engaged in tn
manufacture of oars atJeffersonville
He has been in business for years
first at Waterville, then Jefferson
vile and afterwards at Center 0ssipee
N. II.
A petition has been signed by near
ly all of the residents of Pleasan
street, asking for an incandescen
light to be suspended somewhere nea
the center of the street. This i'm
provement is certainly needed an,
the petition therefore should receiv
favorable consideration by the Ligh
Commissioners.
S. A. Hersey is circulating a sui
sCriptiOn paper for the assistance r