News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-03-27
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Tuesday.
Ed McCuen of Burlington is visiting
his parents.
H. E. Shaw was in Montpelier last
Wednesday.
Miss Maud Berry of Burlington is
visiting in town.
Joe Lamphere and daughter went
to Barre Monday.
Harry Pike returned to Montpelier
Tuesday morning.
Miss FIoy Eddy is at home from
Goddard Seminary.
Mark Cobb of Mortified is the
guest of his parents.
Fred Recor was in town from Mont
pelier over Sunday.
Ralph Warren is at home from Bur-
lington High School.
Walter Burnett has moved to the
j. f. Wade tenement.
Miss Fannie Davis has returned to
her home In Duxbury.
George Luce has been visiting rela-
tives in CT ittenden county.
Walter Faunce took possession of
the Moscow store Monday.
Richard Mott of Burlington was in
town a portion of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Wilkins are
the happy parents of twin boys.
Miss FIoy Eddy is at home from
Goddard Seminary for few days.
Fred Goodman has moved to the
A. c. SIayton house on the Branch.
Louis and Andrew Buron are spend
ing few weeks 10 Worcester, Mass.
Newell Bigelow and Mrs. Abbie
Warren were in Wolcott Wednesday.
George Luce is spending a few weeks
with relatives in Richmond and Viii.
listOn.
Newell Bigelo and Mrs. Abbie War
rem visited relatives in Wolcott We'd
nesday.
New maple sugar social at G. A. r.
hall Friday evening March %. Full
bill 10 cents.
Cadets Burt and Thomas of Nor
wich University are at home for their
spring vacation.
Mrs. Ellen Smith and Mrs. Frank
Barrett OF Waterbury we're visitors in
town Saturday.
Charles Hopkins was called home
from Moretown Saturday by the ill
health of his wife.
c. F. Eddy, proprietor of the Mt.
Mansfield creamery, paid his patrons
% cents for February butter.
Burt Bros. are putting up a stag
ing preparatory to cap the top of
their steam mill smoke stack.
Most of the Stowe farmers have
tapped their sugar places, but very
little sugar has been made as yet.
Principal c. l.. Cowles is spending
his vacation in Craftsbury and Miss
o. Brien at her home in Waterbury.
Rev. Frank Gale spent portion oil
last week in Barre speaking in East
Barre and WiIllamsUown during the
time.
Andrew Buron and his father, Louis
are visiting in Worcester, Mass, and
will also look around for employment
while there.
The Mt. Mansfield creamery paid
its patrons % cents for February
butter which amounts to 9Sh cents
for standard milk.
DR.. and Mrs. w. &. Church were il
town from Burlington several days
last week by the reason of the sick
ness of Mr.. j. f. Wade.
Judge Chandler Watts presented
The graded school with fine silk fae
last week; flag raising exercises being
held Wednesday morning.
G. H. Campbell and H. E. Shaw
have settled their difference regarding
glass and its relation to horses, anC
the dove of peace has settled down il
calm content.
A social hop will be given at Greer
mOuuUdlII luu vi Uut6N6ulLG vi apr
l. Prot George Gilmore of Montpele
will furnish music. Bill so cents
Spectators 10 cts.
The Young Peoples Fraternit,
service Sunday evening will be led b,
Miss Dot Cakes. Subject, "The use
, of Adversely" A paper will be real
r by Mrs. George Wilkins.
The many friends of Prof. Cowle
. are working in his behalf in the Wat
: erbury Record coupon contest. TIL
r reward being trip to the Pan Amer
: can Exposition at Buffalo.
< In view of the fact that severa
cases of scarletina have appeared i
4 town the board of school director
' thought it best to close the winte
i term of the graded school Friday.
e The Soldiers Memorial Associatio
t committee wish to give credit to MI
: s. ID. Baker whose name was unir
tentionally omitted from the name
2 of liberal donors to the memorie
n fund.
!, Will Morrill, died at half past 81
: Saturday morning after a brief il