News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-10
There are dentists-and dentists.


Walter D. Grout of Worcester,
Mass, is a guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Doty.
N. B. Blair returned to East Fair
field Monday, and expects to remain
there until after haying.
Mrs. William Greene of Sheldon is
the guest of her daughter, Miss Lou
Greene, at the home OF j. NJ. Foss.
G. A. Gile and family, with o. D.
Matthews and Mrs. Ida Churchill, re-
turned from Ft. Covington, N. Y,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Holt from Calais
visited at the home of Mrs. Holt's
father, A. P Darling, last Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. D. P. Healey and son returned
from White River Junction last Sat
uS1ay evening, after a few weeks
visit with her parents.
L. NJ. Paul left Monday noon for
the Fabyan House in the White
Mountains, where he has an engage
ment with an orchestra for the sum-
mer.
Arthur Forbush arrived in town
last night from Boston and will re-
main in town the rest of the summer
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Daniels.
A. NJ. Burke has recently added a
new delivery wagon to his grocery
business and has goods fresh from
NJ. J. Green's Burlington bakery
three times week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E o.. Joslyn of Brook
lyn, N. Y, came to Morrisville yes
terday for a visit with relatives. Ed.
will return in few days, Mrs. Joslyn
remaining several months.
Anything the matter with your
eyes? Ifso, consult Campbell. He's
up to-date in fitting the eyes and has
o nice assortment of spectacles and
eye glasses. See his new adv't.
Percey E. Stone and family went
Monday to Newport where they will
reside. Mr.. Stone has employment
in the veneer shops there, and will
also play in the Newport orchestra.
Blair is naming some remarkably
low prices on ladies shoes at present.
They say that he is actually selling
some of the latest styles-in odd
sizes-for less than cost. Ask Carroll
about it.
!, James Jewott, by virtue of his abil-
ity as a guesser, won the prize in the
wool soap guessing contest closing
at Ellis store last Saturday night.
The actual weight OF the soap was
532lbs. IA o., the winning guess be-
ing 533 pounds.
A camping party composed of the
following young people leftfor Green's
boro Monday: Mr.. and Mrs. Il! r.
Blodgett, Misses Mary and Lillian
Fisk, Miss Reed of Worcester, Mass,
Levi Munson and Hollis Gray. The
party will enjoy several days outing,
occupying the Hardy cottage.
Miss NalIie Stillings of Worcester,
Mass, is guest at the home of her
cousin, Ex,Gov. Hendee. Miss Still
ings has been a teacher in the pub
lie schools of that city for good
many years, usually spending her
summers here, until within the past
few years. This is her first visit to
Morrisville in the past six years.
Clement Smith has sold since Mar.
6, eighty-one DeLaval Separators.
In 1899 he sold forty; last year
eighty, and this year he expects to
reach the one hundred mark. Glenn
ent is not only hustler, but knows
it is not very difficult to sell a good
thing if you have it and heis strongly
of the opinion that in the DaLaval
he has the best thing of the kind.
C. B. Greene has moved into the
tenement vacated by James NJ. Kel-
lev in the Hutchins block. Therooms
vacated by Mr. Greene will be occu-
pied by j . Frank Jackson, D. D. s., a
recent graduate of Philadelphia Den.
tai College. Frank is well-known and
popular ia this vicinity and we be.
speak for him a prosperous future
The rooms are undergoing extensive
repairs and when completed will
make a pleasant and commodiouf
location.
The base ball game on the Ole
Fair Ground yesterday afternoon be
tween the Hyde Park and MorrisvilIt
village teams resulted in a victory
for the former by a score of IL to 8
The game afforded amusement for 6
small number of people. Cheney anC
Jackson we're the battery for Hyde
Park with Laioy and Miner for Nor
risville. A few of the local team play
ed good ball, but the majority united
in making the game a comedy o
errors. The visiting team won tht
game by superior work.
A hearing was given Fred Jaynes
charged with disturbing the
peace," in the Office of Powers &
Cheney last Thursday afternoon
Roger Hulburd appeared for the de
fenes, while States Attorney Cheney
attended to the prosecution. Three
witnesses were heard and, the case ap
pearing sufficiently serious, Jaynei
was bound over in the sum Of $500
to appear at County Court. A. F
Whitney, father-in-law of the defend
ant furnished bail. From theevidencl