News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-16
MORR ISVILLE,

pluS udmNlHe Were NlSlOoES ueIe idSO
week.
Photographer Sanborn has just re-
ceived some of the very latest styles
in picture mounts.
Judson G. Measure of North Hyde
Park has been granted an increase of
pension through the agency of ID.
B. George.
John Sinnott has purchased of Ne
polian st. Louis his residence on
Cherry avenue, consideration $3.50.
Possession given November 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Gallup, Mr..
and Mrs. Abner Potter and Mrs.
e. A. Hill were among those who left
on the Boston excursion this morn
ing.
In last weeks issue the Hyde Park
correspondent must have been mis-
informed about the condition of
John Reed, formerly of Cady's Falls,
as his health has improved very
much in the last two or three weeks.
The Boynton Fruit Company are
disposing of large consignment of
grapes in this section this week.
Bling" is giving the work his per-
sonal attention and anyone who has
been sighted in the distribution
should tell their troubles to him.
Bentley calls attention this week to
a Photographic novelty which is at
tracing a great deal OF attention in
the cities-The Photo Mat Calendars.
They are going to be the clad" for
Holiday gifts and Mr.. Bentley, who is
always up-to-date, has full assort-
ment.
The large picture of Morrisville in
Campbel's window is attracting con-
siderable attention, and was made
by Artist Sanborn. 1t was made
from the farm of Oscar Sherwin, some
three miles and half from town, and
shows the surrounding country to
good advantage.
Business at Churchill & Sanders is
on the jump these days. This old
and reliable establishment is one of
the best stocked stores in Northern
Vermont. Their plumbing business
has grown to large proportions be-
cause of their ability to do first. class
work at reasonable prices.
J. M. Foss & Son left yesterday for
Bristol, where they will begin a series
of engagements with their celebrated
Passion Play entertainment. They
have recently added a marvellous
life motion picture of McKinley's last
appearance in public before the
assassination, which is meeting with
great success.
The Morrisville wholesale market
quotations for the week are as fol-
lows:-Butter, best separator, zoe;
dairy, 1Sc; off grade IA to Ice; eggs,
zoe; potatoes, soc; maple sugar,
10; maple syrup in cans, 75c; onions,
fancy stock, $1.10, small size Use;
apples per bbl., fall variety, $1.50;
winter fruit, 50 so to SO.
Have you noticed that French
plate show case in the G. p. browne
dry goods store? 1t is illuminated
by several incandescent lights, in
such way as to show the elegant
line of goods therein in a most effec-
tive manner. By the way, this is the
only case of this kind in any store be-
tween st. Johnsbury and Burlington.
A resent letter from DR.. J. A. Rob-
inson says that he began studies in
the post graduate school In Chicago
the first of October. He was FORUM
ate in securing board in the family of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lamson, form
erly of Stowe, who will be pleasantly
remembered in this vicinity. The
doctor will return about November 1.
Bloomfield A Palmer, who has been
in charge of the station at North
Hatley, Can, during the summer was
in town over Sunday, the guest of
his uncle, L. B. Ellis, and calling on
his many friends here. He will resume
his duties as Station Agent at Wilder
this week. Bloom" came down
with the intention of visiting his
brothers, Cecil and Lawrence, and
was somewhat surprised upon his
arrival Saturday to find that they
had started that afternoon for New
port and expected to spend Sunday
with him at North Hatley.
The first entertainment in the Bust
ness Mems Course occurs one week
from tomorrow evening, October "a.
The Almondbury Hand Bell Ringers
will be the attraction and the COM
mittee as well as the community are
to be congratulated on the selection
for the opening number. The AL
mondburys we're organized in 1884
in England and are recognized as the
greatest company of Bell Ringers in
existence. This is their first Ameri-
can tour and this part of the enter
tainment alone should insure a
crowded house. But to give the de-
sired variety, Miss Eva Bartlett
Macy, elocutionist and musician
will appear in several numbers, as
will also Mr.. Walter Davis, who
ranks as one of the foremost imper-
senators on the American platform.
Season tickets will be on sale on and
after next Saturday morning at nine
O'Clock, at the Hall & Cheney phar-
macy, on the first come first served