News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-28

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the interest of the New England Tele-
phone Company.
Mrs. 0. D. Spear of Amherst, Mass,
was guest of her cousin, Mrs. A. D.
Thomas, last Saturday.
Lucius Tubbs of Montevideo, Minn.,
was recently a guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Blair.
Miss Susie Harris went to Danville
this morning, where she will spend
several days with relatives.
Miss Letitia Savage of New York
city is a guest of Mrs. TIC. Cheney at
their pleasant home on Harrison
Ave.
H. L. Bentley successfully photo
graphed the victorious Hyde Park
aggregation last Saturday-after the
game.
Capt. and Mrs. Frank Kenfield and
Mrs. Olmstead returned the latter
part of last week from a sojourn at
Old Orchard Beach.
O. D. Matthews has been enhancing
the value of his property opposite the
postoftice by the addition of coat of
paint given both externally and in
ternally.
DR.. A. Oscar Gates, son of the late
A. 0. Gates, has located at Adrian,
Mich, where he will practice Osteop-
athy. His many friends here wish
him success in his new location.
DR.. C. L. Leach has vacated the
rooms in the j. NJ. Joslyn residence
and has moved to the rooms former
Iy occupied by DR.. Page in the Fan
cher house, near Dwinell's pharmacy.
DR.. j. A. Robinson has recently
added a long distance telephone to
his Portland street dental Office.
This is another step in The right di-
rection, and will be much appreciated
by his patrons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. BigeloW
Of Burlington we're recent guests at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. &C. Rublee
Mr.. Bigelow is taking vacation
from his duties on the editorial staff
of the Burlington Free Press.
Rev. and Mrs. V. NJ. Hardy of Fox
croft, Me-, visited at the home of his
sister, Mrs. II. P. Munson, last week.
Mr.. Hardy occupied the pulpit at ST..
Johnsbury Center Sunday and with
Mrs. Hardy is spending this week at
Greensboro.
George Mower and daughter, Alice,
of st. Albans have been visiting in
this town and Stowe for several
days. He was in East Hardwick last
| Saturday and in the capacity of D. D.
g., installed the officers of the N. E.
o. P, lodge there.
Elisha Cady and family of Gorham,
N. H., are visiting their many friends
here and are passing considerable
time at the home of Mrs. Cady's sister
Mrs. Elbridge GoodaIe, up under Ell,
more mountain. Mr.. Cady is now
successfully engaged in the drug busi.
ness in Gorham, N. IL.
W. A. Choate, wife and daughter oi
Albany, N. Y, are spending the week
with his father, 0. D. Choate, at the
Randall. Will was formerly a Morris.
vile boy and is nova successful busi.
ness man, being engaged in the school
furnishing business with his brother
Fred Choate, in Albany.
The west side of the browne dry
goods store is given uplargely to the
display of q fine line otladies shoes. In
keeping with other lines carried by this
firm their stock of shoes is complete
and of the latest style. Read what
G. P. has to say in this issuein regard
to "Our Patrician" shoe.
II. E. Cutler and family of Barre
arrived in town last Saturday
Harry went Monday evening to Bos
ton, to be present at the Convention
of New England photographers. He
is now running studio in Burling
ton, in addition to his business il
Barre. Mrs. Cutler and children are
passing few days at the home of hel
father, Henry Churchill, in Elmore.
One Morrisville man took the de
feat Saturday in a very philosophical
manner, and was heard to remark af
ter the game:-"By gosh, that game
was all right! Our boys made then
Hyde Park fellers run round then
= bases Is times, and they couldn'
bulge our boys an inch by thirC
7 base. When our fellers got onto {
base they'd hang fer dear Iife."
IT. b. Ellis, the groceryman, will
his little gun, went down to Whitney
mill last week and, as usual, returned
: with proof of his proficiency as ,
] marksmaD. This time it was q crane
: measuring six feet from tip to tip
) After the game Saturday, the bird wa
given to Hurlburt, the pitcher. Thi
s was not according to contract, bu
4 "Bloom" allowed that had earnet
t the bird, all right.
= Prof. Andrew J. Blanchard of D.
: Kalb, ILL.,, made a brief call upor
r friends in town Monday, going from
here to Mt. Mansfield for a short visi
# with Mrs. Grace Churchill. Prof
i Blanchard was an old.time teacbe
n in Peoples Academy, coming here il
f 1858 and teaching until '61, when h
r enlisted in Co. e, 3D. VI. He returne,
# here in '75 and remained at the heat
n of our school until '7S. For a goo,