News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-24
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILLE.


Stowe several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Cheney returned
from Middletown, Conn, Monday
evening.
Miss Anna Grout of Waterbury is
guest at the home of her friend,
Miss Ida Norton.
D. E. Dexter of Central Falls, R. l.,
was the guest of his classmate, Glenn
Gould, over Sunday.
Mrs. T. Whitcomb of Jacksonville
is spending the week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. f. E. Hawley.
Mrs. c. B. Davis is entertaining her
cousin, Mrs, Stella Merengo, of Bur
lington for few days.
E. G. Cram and family of Barre are
spending a weeks vacation with his
mother, Mrs. Eliza Cram.
Y. r. Wright has returned from
Proctor and is stopping with Mrs.
Jessie Grant, his daughter.
Henry Kemp, who is employed at
LyndOnville, ID visiting his sister,
Mrs. Fred Brown, for few days.
Mrs. U. G. Stowe, who has been
spending several weeks in Palmer,
Mass, returned here Monday even
ing.
Mrs. L. P. Booth and daughter of
Randolph are passing a few days at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. |. P.
Booth
John Stiles, clerk in the Hall <
Cheney pharmacy joined the party
of young men in camp at Lake Ell
more this week.
Mrs. Antoinette Hickok, who now
resides with her aunt, Mrs. H. s. Kel-
sey, goes to Bethlehem, N. H., to-
morrow " for few days visit.
Percey Davis was in town Monday.
He finished work in Waterbury last
week and went to Hardwick Monday
evening, where he has employment in
the stone sheds there.
L. E. Bracket has been clerking in
the j. F. Thomas grocery for the
past week, during the absence OF
Mayo Churchill, who is taking rec
reation in the hay field.
H. D. Bryant is regaining his usual
health and has again resumed his
duties as tax collector. He has a
notice in the business column that
will interest some, if not more of our
readers.
DR.. Woodward and family are in
camp at Lake Elmore this week. The
doctor has a building lot on the
Bacon side adjoining Ed Robinson's
and will erect a cottage there this
season.
Mrs. E W. Smith of Wells River
who has been spending several weeks
in SwantOn, came to Morrisville yes
terday and will spend several day,
with his nephew, E. W. Gates, anC
other relatives.
Master Horace Powers fittingly
celebrated his sixth birthday las
Thursday by giving a birthday party
to six OF his young friends. Game
and the usual refreshments made tn
occasion a happy one for all.
j. NJ. Foss & Son have been taking
few weeks vacation after a success
full trip with their popular entertain
ment, the Passion Play. They ar
gaining a reputation for giving
tirst-class entertainment and ar
receiving many f4ttering testimo
malls.
Miss Tia Niles, with the Alice Nei
son Opera Company, arrived in Ne,
York from London, England, Mon
day, July %, after very successfu
season. MISS Niles is expected hon
in a week or two, and willspend som
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. A. Niles.
Prof. Francis Blair will return t.
Canandaigua, N. Y, going abou
Sept. 1st, to resume his duties as il
structor in Latin and Greek in th
Canandaigua Academy. This is hi
third year and it is pleasant to not
that he goes back at an increase
.. salary, more than was ever receive
by his predecessors.
A family gathering was held at th
. home of Hon. and Mrs. II. G. Fis
last Monday evening, when Mr.. Fis
was pleasantly reminded of his 49b
birthday. The party were ell
tertaiued at tea, after which
social hour was passed, several seIe,
tions OF music we're listened to and
3 general good time enjoyed.
Albert Davis of Minneapolis, Minn
a native of this place and son
: Dennis Davis, has been in town fc
v several days, looking up old a
o quaintances. He is now q successfu
e business man of the city of h
" adoption, and being in New York O
business trip could not resist tt
temptation to make a short visit t
the scenes of his childhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Caswell of S
Johnsbury passed Sunday with Mr.
g CaswelPs parents, Isaiah Blair an
y wife. Early Monday morning NJ
\ Caswell was aroused from his slun
d bers by q call from George Towl
= who accompanied him to the hon
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