News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-03-06
LOCAL NEWS
WORTHWHILE.

E. G. Mason of Burlington was in
town Friday.
R. 81. May of Essex Junction was
in town Friday.
n. W. Robins of Cambridge regis
tered at The Randalllast Friday.
A. L. Smith ofCraftsbury called on
friends in Morrisvile last Friday.
Fred Angel of Hardwick called on
friends in Morrisville last Thursday.
Partlow & Davis, bicycle dealers
and repairers, have leased the build
ing just west of the Randall Hotel
and taken possession.
"Lots of times" indications go
contrary-man don't act as Oft he
should. AS arule folks who do things
do not look as if they could.
Miss Florence Norton has gone to
Waterbury to be the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. James Greene and Others,
during the present school vacation.
A business meeting of the Epworth
League will be held in the M. E. YES
try Thursday evening at the close OF
the prayer meeting. All officers are
requested to be present.
81. Waite is giving away very
handsome halftone picture on heavy
duIl-black mat to every purchaser OF
package of Cream Of Wheat. These
pictures are highly artistic and really
valuable.
Cecil Palmer passed Thursday III
Burlington, selecting samples and
goods for his new tailoring business.
He was the guest of commercial
traveller for large New York tailor
supply establishment.
Presiding Elder C. s. Nutter D. D.
will preach in the M. E. church next
Sunday evening at 7 O'Clock. This
will be his last visit this conference
year ending April 80. A large atten-
dance should greet him.
Grocer Thomas, who had a long
and tedious battle with the grip a
few weeks ago which greatly reduced
his avoirdupois, is rapidly regaining
lost flesh. Last week he added five
pounds to his anatomy.
Mrs. j. E. Harris has received a
letter that contains an announce
ment of the engagement of her sister
Miss Kathrine Soule of Freeport, Me-.
to a gentleman of wealth and in
fuence, residing in that city.
The Alice Nelson Opera Company
OF which Miss Ida Niles is a member
plays at Boston this week. The fol
lowing week the company will play
at Philadelphia, and about the 20tt
will sail from New York for London
England.
G. G. Lang of Barton, VT, passed
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A. R
Campbell of Congress street. He il
engaged successfully in the iewelr.
business. Formerly he was in part
nership with A. R. Campbell, jeweler
in Morrisville.
Miss Susie Harris, who has been il
attendance at the Academy at Dan
vile, VT, the winter term of whicl
closed Friday, February %, has com
to Morrisville to reside with her par
ents, Editor and Mrs. J. E. Harris
She will attend Peoples Academy.
People from this part of the cour
try who visit the Pan American Ey
position the coming Summer wi
have an opportunity to ride abou
800 miles on the fastest train in th
world, if they go via Albany, N. Y
and take the Empire State Express
The schedule running time of thi
superb train on Americas Creates
Railroad" is a-mile-a-minute all {
the way from New York city to Buff
alo, a distance of more than 40
miles, during which only four stop
are made, one being at Albany. .
ride through the Empire State o
this train will not be the least of th
pleasures of a trip to the Pan.