News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-23
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. 1--WE.
Henry Sargent was in johnson a
portion of last week.
C. L. Mcmahon was in Burlington
on business Thursday.
Rev. 0. D. Clapp is visiting his
family in Burlington.
Charles Hopkins is at home from
Mortified for a few days.
Mrs. George Burpham will move
into the F. 7. Downer house.
George NJ. Powers of MorrisyiIe
was visitor in town Monday.
Hon George Randall of Waterbury
was visitor in town yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Goodman left town for
Lockport, N. Y, Tuesday evening.
George Hayes is moving into the
Latouch house on Pleasant street.
Miss Mary Varney of Burlington is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Buzzell.
George Norway will occupy Mrs. j.
E. Tomlinson's tenement on Maple st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oslo Adams have been
visiting Mrs. Adams sister in John
son.
DR.. j. c. Morgan was confined to
the house by illness several days last
week.
Mrs. G. E. Hutchins was in town
from st. Adams several days of last
week.
Jerry Flanagan visited friends in
Washington County Monday and
Tuesday.
Charles Hunt and wife of White
River Junction were visitors in town
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Scrlbner of st.
Adams were guests at John Drugg's
over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Smith and daughters are
visiting relatives at Shoreham and
Crown Point.
B. l.. Shaw left this morning for
Dover, N. H., where he has secured a
desirable position.
The first dancing class by Prof. Ell
more comes on Friday night OF this
week instead of last.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Kaiser and son
RAYMOND have been visiting relatives
in Montpelier for a few days.
Fred Berry of Burlington is stop
ping with friends at Moscow and en-
joying the hunting for a few days.
Rev. Fir. Maillett of st. Andrews
church, Waterbury, celebrated Mass
at G. A. R. hall, Sunday morning.
Jesse Kellogg returned home from
Montpelier yesterday and reports
Mrs. Kellogg as rapidly improving.
Fl. G. Thomas, after a pilgrimage
covering a couple of weeks, is now
fairly settled in his location on the
Park.
The Stowe delegation in the Ed
munds High School is at home for {
season, owing to the smallpox cpl
demic.
The Ladies Aid Society of tn,
Methodist church will meet at tn,
church vestry Thursday afternoon
Oct. 31st.
One of the Morse stage teams collid
ed with Ned Robinson Saturda,
night. No damage resulted, save t
the wagons.
Mrs. A. E. Douglas, Mrs. H. W
Barrows and Mrs. Charles Dougla
visited relatives in Jonesville seVera
days last week.
A largely attended husking ant
oyster supper was held at the hom
of Mr.. Parsons, on the Black place
Thursday evening.
The next meeting of Mt. MANSFIELD
Grange will be held Saturday after
noon when the third and fourth dc
gree will be worked.
Pike & Benson are making specis
exhibits of the newest styles in dres
goods Just received from their lat
selections in New York.
HAL Atkins of Hampton, Va, VIII
has been spending the summer wit
relatives in Vermont and New YorE
, was at Moscow last week.
The Grammar room of the Grade
school will have it's regular rhetor
Gals Friday and will also discuss th
, relative merits of Lincoln and M,
Kinley as statesmen.
b Mrs. Hattie Waite of Shorehal
was in town a few days last sine,
Mrs. Waite contemplates making e,
: tensive improvements and repair
{ upon her buildings west of the vi
lage this fall.
, G. d. Gibbs took possession of b
7 new barber shop in the depot bloc
: Monday, and the old building whiG
r he has occupied and which has bee
q landmark In Stowe for several gel
, erations was at once torn down.
: Mrs. H. d. Brown of Waterbur
8 was in town Friday in the interest
= the Waterbury Lecture Course. If
: sufficient number of tickets are so
=. in Stowe, special cars will be run
i the several entertainments OF I'll
j course.