News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-06-05

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church Sunday evening.
ii. B. Daniels of Lyndonville called
on friends in town yesterday.
A. A. Niles is making noticeable i'm
provements upon his residence.
Prof and Mrs. Beebe passed Sun
day with relatives in Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Fisk and daugh-
ter Mary were in Burlington to-day.
Chas. Campbell and wife of Barre
are at the "Lamoille" for few days.
Mrs. Geo. browne of Barre was
recent guest of her sister, Mrs. Orville
Reed.
E. W. Gates went to Wore aster,
Mass, last Thursday evening, return
ing Saturday.
Henry Best, our general utility
man" is off duty for a few days be-
cause of i'll health.
Ward Collins succeeds Evin Gregg
on the collecting wagon of the Jersey
Heights Creamery.
W. S. Cheney transacted business
yesterday and to-day in Greensboro
and st. Johnsbury.
George Olmstead, head clerk in the
j. f. Thoms grocery store, is taking
a few days vacation.
Prof. W. L. Adams was entertained
at the home Of the Misses Chase dur
ing his soiourn here.
Miss Lillian Fisk, who has been in
Topeka, Kan, for the past year, will
return home tonight.
Dennis Lawson has returned from
Hardwick and is again employed by
the Arnold Granite Co.
Forster's Hyde Park bakery team
run away this afternoon, smashing
up the outfit somewhat.
Mrs. F. P. Keeler will close a very
successful millinery season here Fri
day. See business notice.
DR.. Robbins was called to Warren,
Mass, last Thursday to attend the
funeral OF his father, Geo. Robbins.
John Damon, father of Mrs. E. W.
Webster, remains in a serious con-
dition. E. E. Wade is caring for him.
Davis ( Partlow report the sale of
80 wheels to date. This is sagood be-
ginning, and looks like an unusually
prosperous season.
Four hundred and ninety-seven
packages of butter, ia sking an ag-
T4r6g,ste If 16,300 fouS y, were shi ,.
ped from this place Tuesday.
Chas. Bridge and family vacated
the tenement in thea. NJ. Burke block
on Portland street and have moved
to the Richardson house on High st.
When in dOu bt as to the place to
buy farmiI g tools, moving machines,
horse rakes, etc, call down at the
lower end of Main street and talk it
over with II. z. MunsOn.
The new uniforms ordered by the
fire department have arrived, and a
dress parade may be looked for in
the near future. The members are
requested to meet at the engine house,
to morrow evening at $50.
g. A. Cheney, the land damage ap-
praiser tor the New England Mining
and Milling Co., was out last Satur-
day closing agreements with land
owners on the route of the proposed
road. He reports very good success.
A couple of handsome deer came
down to the village from up EImore
way last Saturday. They came down
the road past S. B. Doty's and cross
ed the hollow near l.. W. Wakefield's
house and went up on to the old fair
ground and then took to the woods.
Ifyou forget when the next meet
ing of Harmony Pomona Grange is,
look up your last weeks NEWS AND
CITIZEN and see what it said about it.
Wednesday, June 10, is the time;
Morrisville is the place. Degree work,
Basket picnic dinner, and a literary
program is the order.
The pleasant homeo of W. W. Delano
on the Randolph road, was the scene
of happy gathering Monday after
noon, it being the tenth anniversary
of their marriage. About 40 relatives
and friends were present and partook
of the hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs.
Delano. Several useful and valuable
presents we're left as an evidence of
the esteem in which they are held.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. K. Currier will regret that the
recent business change, made neces.
ary by the i'll health of the former,
will cause their removal from Morris
vile. They have always manifested
great interest in the social and re-
ligious life of our village and will be
missed by a wide circle of friends.
They expect to leave Morrisville in
few weeks for Lisbon, n. H., where
they will spend the summer with rela-
tives of Mrs. Currier. Further than
this, their plans are not fully formed.
The famous case of Livingstone vs.
Page is now on trial at Manchester.
Livingston sues Page for alleged serv-
ices rendered through his paper, the
Bennington Reformer, in the late con-
gressional campaign. Judge Powers
appears for Plaintiff and h. W. HUI
burd and Jas. X. Batchelder for De-