News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-09

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livery team.
Charles Boynton, of the firm of
Pike 4 Boynton is in Newport this
week on business.
Mrs. O. F. CrowelI went to st. Johns
bury Monday, where she will spend
the week with relatives.
Bing" Boynton and daughter,
Miss Katherine, returned from the
Pan-American last Saturday.
E. s. Robinson has a business no.
tice in this issue that will be OF special
interest to poultry fanciers. Readit.
MIR. and Mrs. A. E. Grant left for
the exposition at Buffalo Monday
evening. They expect to be absent |
about two weeks.
Miss Lizzie Webster went to Lyn-
donville Monday, where she will re-
main for two weeks the guests of her
brother, Clarence Webster.
Miss Lizzie King returned to her
duties in the N. E. Telephone office |
Monday morning, after vacation of
two weeks spent at her home in Wat
erbury.
Mrs. Fred E. Hawley went to Pike
Station, N. H., last Friday where she
will remain for two weeks with her
sister, Miss Ruth Whitcomb, and
other relatives.
James Towne, who has been en-
ployed by Fl. D. Bryant for the past
three years, finished work there last
Saturday. He is succeeded by Byron
Davis of Hyde Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. M. Waterman and
MIR. and Mrs. W. F. Churchill left last
evening for a pilgrimage to the Buf-
falo Exposition. They expect to be
away about two weeks.
Marvin Clark of Bar Harbor, Me-,
arrived here last evening and has be-
gun his duties in the repair depart
ment of A. R. Campbell's jewelry
store. Mr.. Clark comes we'll recon-
mended as first. class ieweler.
The millinery apartments of Mrs.
F. P. Keeler are we'll filled with the
latest and nobbiest in fall and winter
headwear They are too busy for
the usual formal opening, but will
give callers special attention at any
time.
Mrs. S. P. Weaver of Kansas City,
No, is the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Iii D. Bryant. Mrs. Weaver came
here from Fall River, Mass, in COM
pany with Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Fish
er, with whom she had been visiting
for some time.
Enos Hill has purchased of Fl. D.
Bryant the handsome pair of Chest
nut work horses, which have been
used on the Standard Oil delivery
wagon. Mr.. Hill has contracted to
deliver the oil for II. A. Slayton &
Co. in the future.
Geo. W. Doty strikes the key note
to the art of house furnishing in his
proclamation this week. The Colonel
has line of furniture second to none
in this part of the state. He has al
ways been a firm believer in the liber-
al use of printers ink-hence his sue
cess in business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. D. Hopkins were
guests of Mr.. Hopkins cousin, Mrs.
J. II. Warren, over Sunday. Mr..
Hopkins is one of the leading bara-
tone singers in Vermont and con-
sented to assist in the choir at the
Congl church Sunday morning. The
two solos rendered were of high or
der and much appreciated.
A glance at one of the show win
dows in the Dwinell pharmacy is sure
to strike responsive chord in the
appetite of all lovers of "sweet pick
les" Window trimming is receiving
considerable attention by several of
our hustling merchants, and in this
as in other branches of the business,
Donald keeps right up with the pro-
cession.
The following telephones have been
placed by the n E. Company in the
past few ays:-In Morrisville, Hon.
H. H. Powers, Messenger office, Col.
George W. Doty. At Cady's Falls,
H. j. Lilley & Co. At Hardwick,
Hardwick Hardware Co., W. H.
Hooper, Dana CowIes, E. r. Meader,
f. W. Jewett, Ross, McImlah Granite
Co., Centennial House and Woodbury.
railroad engine house.
The Combination Bargain Store,
down at the wrong end" never was
so overfiowing with bargains as at
present, and new goods are arriving
weekly. Their rapidly increasing
business has made it necessary to
provide for more floor space and in q
few days work will be commenced with
this end in view. They will occupy
the entire ground floor and contem.
plate putting in aplate glass front in
the near future.
In the announcement of the Busi
ness Mems Course of Entertainments
last week the concert to be given Jan
ID was, by mistake omitted. This
entertainment is given by the Metro
poltan Star Quintette with Miss
Helen Reed, harpest, and Miss Nell
Ames Horr, reader. Keep in mind
the date of the first entertainment
October "a. The Almondbury Hand