News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-03-27


Mrs. Abbie Ober of Waterbury has
been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.
Sherman for several days.
Miss Lydia Atchinson, who has
been teaching in Bethel, VT, is home
for a three weeks vacation.
Watch out for Palmer's change of
ad next week. He is cutting several
figures in the tailor business.
There will be a meeting of g. W.
Doty Camp No. so, S. of v, at G. A.
K. hall Monday evening, April l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Freeman of
Fonda, N. Y, are visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. FL. B. Freeman.
Misses Reba and Ida Gray of Cam
bridge have been the guests of their
aunt, Mrs. W. A. Bet be, for several
days.
Mrs. A. W. Stone returned last
evening from a few days visit with
her sister, Mrs, Perley, in st. Johns,
bury.
Blair is doing a good business in
rubber goods these days. He has all
kinds of footwear for all kinds oI
people.
George Bragg has finished work at
the Lamoille Hotel, and has gone to
his home in Waterville. He is sue
ceeded by Dan Campbell.
Rich & Sargent talk about wheels
in another part of this issue, and
when they talk wheel they invariably
say something interesting.
Our readers, and especially those
of Masonic persuasion, will be inter
ested in the article on page two, en-
titled " Forty. Seven Years a Mason.
Please call into the Town Clerks
office and get your dog licensed
April 1st is close at hand, after which
1T will cost more to get the "dorg'
licensed.
Mrs. L. G. Booth and infant SOP
who have been guests at the home 0
Rev. DR.. Booth for the past two
wet ks, returned to their home il
Randolph Monday.
The manufacturers of butter boxes
met here in goodly numbers last
Thursday and Effected an organiza
ton. See page 2 for report of meet
ing and list of officers.
Members of the Masonic order WI
please remember thespecial commuII
cations of Mt. Vernon Lodge thI
evening, also Tuesday evening, Apj
2. There will be work on the 81 dl
gree each evening. Election 3f ofiiaes
April 3. W
Fl. P. Munson went to Burlington
last Thursday evening, to be with hi
son, Levi, who underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis Friday morn
ing. The operation was very success
full and Mr.. Munson returned HON
Friday night.
Mrs. E. T. Hobson of Island Pom
is the guest of Der sister, Mrs. A. R
Campbell. She will leave Vermont 70
Chicago, ILL.,, about April Is, wher
Mr.. HObsOn has been for severs
years, member of the firm of Rot
ert O. Law, bookbinders.
DR.. j. A. Robinson was electe
State Prosecutor at the Dente
Society meeting in Montpelier las
week. 1t will be the duty of the Dot
tor to look up those who are practiC
ing dentistry in the state without
license agreeable to the state laws.
Side track all other engagement
to attend the concert of the Alph
Concert Co., this evening. The entel
tainment is first-class and is unde
the auspices of the graduating elias
of Peoples Academy. The concert
as well as the cause for which it
given, merit a crowded house.
Homer Farrand, an efficient cler
in Currier & Co.'s store for the pas
three years, finishes work there Sal
urday and will go to Boston Mon
day, where he expects to secure
position in the dry goods business
Homer has many friends in this V
cinity who wish him success in what
ever he undertakes.
A. G. West informs the local scrih
that he emigrated from Mortified t
this place ga years ago last Friday
arriving in town at 8 O'Clock, p. n
At that time this village consisted {
sixteen dwelling houses, and accorc
ing to Mr.. West only four person
who were residents of Morrisvill
then are now living in town, namely
Mrs. Harrison George, Mrs. Sdne
Ruthford, Joseph G. Noyes and Mis-
Ellen Miles. Mr.. West boasts tina
he has lived as near Elmore mouI
tian as Morrisville for over thre
score years and has never visited th
summit.
Some of the local enthusiasts al
agitating a "bike" trip to the Pal
American at Buffalo this summe
The distance, via Rutland and A
bany, N. Y, is about 500 miles
about a seven days run for the ave
Gil