News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-11-27
P. F. Spaulding is recovering from
a serious attack of indigestion.

1he thanksgiving HOlludys III W dIeT-
vile.
Miss Glee Gould went to Bristol
last Saturday tor a few days visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Carr and child
ren will eat turkey with his brother in
East Montpelier.
The Slayton family are to have a
reunion at the homestead tomorrow
with Geo. j. Slayton.
States Attorney Mower of Bur
liDgton is in town for Thanksgiving
at the paternal home.
Mrs. H. c. Gordon, who is stopping
at Mr.. J. c. Peck's, starts for her
home in, Newell, Iowa, tomorrow.
Mrs. Fred Freeman is spending
Thanksgiving with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Will Benham, at Saranac Lake,
N. Y.
Don McAllister, formerly employed
in the Lunt & McCuin livery stable,
began work yesterday in E. A. HILLS
stable.
The Gun Club had q" shooting car
nival" at their range to-day. The
johnson Club was present and made
a good record.
Levi Munson, Nehemiah Town, Geo.
Morse and Martin Chaffee came home
from the U. V. M. last evening for the
Thanksgiving vacation.
An unprecedented storm and blow
for November is what we have had
the past few days. 1t looks as though
winter had come to stay.
Rev. A. s. Williams and wife, who
have been holding special services at
che Advent church, left Monday for
their home in South Sutton, N. FL.
The serial story, "Sweet Revenge, is
omitted from this issue to give place
to interesting Thanksgiving matter.
The story will be resumed next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Carr were guests
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. g. E.
Woodward last Friday. Mr.. Carr re-
turned to st. JOhnsbury Friday even
ing, Mrs. Carr remaining over Sun
day.
j. Edward Bailey of Montpelier is
now The owner of "Gov. Hendee -
not our genial Governor-but the
horse whicn bears his name. 1t was
purchased of l.. c. Hammet of North
Montpelier.
There will be a Thanksgiving dance
at the N. f. O. P. hall Friday even
ing, Nov. 20, dancing to begin at 8
O'clock. Paul Bros. full orchestra
will furnish music, assisted by Mr..
McEiroy, harpist. Admission 25c.,
ladies 10c.
Photographer Bentley reports that
Christmas trade is much better than
it was last year, and those who can,
should therefore sit early. The reason
for the increasing demand of Mr..
Bentley's work is readily apparent to
the critical observer.
An interesting Grange meeting was
held at Grange hall last Thursday
afternoon. Five applications tor
mem bership were received. The mex t
meeting will he held Thursday, Dec.
), at which time the first and second
degrees will be worked.
Miss. Goodwin is again at the home
of w. j. UJton on Maple street, where
she will form a class for instruction
in embroidery and modern lace max.
ing. Ladies are invited to call and
inspect the work. Those wishing in
5truction should call as early as
possible.
The Christmas greeting of Hall 4
Cheney, to be found on page 2, should
be read by every man, woman and
child. This firm have for several
years carried complete and attrac-
tive stock of holiday goods but this
year will make an extra effort to
make their store the center OF attrac.
tion for the Xmas shoppers.
E. S. Robinson has on display in
the window OF his tonsorial parlOr a
photo pillow cover, composed OF Nor
risvile views and Lamoille river seen
cry. Ed. has number of these on
hand, as well as supply of Albums
holding II Morrisville photos. BY
the way any of these would make q
very acceptable present to absent
friends or gifts at home.
Miss Frances Bowman, a stenogra.
pher in the office of the Warren
Leather Co., fell down stairs at her
boarding place at the home OF N. B.
Blair Monday evening, breaking her
arm at the elbow. DR.. George Bates
was called and reduced the fracture
The young lady's home is in Burling
ton, where she will go as soonas pos
sibIe. Miss Bowman has made many
friends while here, who hope she will
resume her position in a few weeks.
The Main Street Whist Club held
their first meeting at Lamoille Hal
last evening. Mrs. G. M. Powers anC
Mrs. A. W. Stone entertained. Sever
tables we're occupied. Next Tuesday
evening the club will be entertained
by Mrs. o. L. Woods and Mrs. II. M
Gordon. The club will meet every
Tuesday evening, unless notice il
given to the contrary. The club give
no prizes this season, neither is il
1 allowable for any one entertaining tc
give prizes. They have voted to i'm