News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-11-20
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILLE,

been visiting relatives in town for a
few days.
J. NJ. Warner Relief Corps will meet
next Saturday evening. A good at
tendance is desired.
Morse, the Jacksonville lumber
man, wants a lot of men and teams.
See his Business Notice.
A. W. Terrill of Underhill has been
a guest at the home of his uncle, Geo.
Styles. for the past few days.
John Brooks, formerly employed in
the stone sheds here, was in town
from Hardwick over Sunday.
Henry King has moved his family
from Waterbury to the Prior tene-
ment over the bakery on Portland
street.
There are advertised letters in the
post Office for Charley Cheney, Mrs
Lillian A. Mansfield and Miss Eta
StrattOn.
Fred c. Jaynes, for the past few
years an efficient clerk in the grocery
store of T. B. Ellis, closed his duties
there last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Richardson
went to Swanton Monday morning,
called there by the sickness and death
of their father, John Reed.
About forty friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Howard gave them a surprise
party last Thursday evening. A
pleasant evening was enjoyed.
A rare chance to secure a bargain
is given in the advertisement of Mrs.
A. D. Thomas iu the business notice
column. Don't fail to read it.
Mrs. Frank Meigs and daughter of
Burlington, passed Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. IL. Sanborn. Mrs. Meigs
is sister-n law OF Mrs. Sanborn.
Mr.. aDd Mrs. W. Fl. Barrows of
Johnson and F. NJ. Sears and family
of Stowe were guests at the home OF
r. E. Barrows over Sunday.
Joseph Sault ofthe n. E. Telephone
Exchange, has been in Cambridge,
Jtffersonville and Johnson the past
week in the interest OF the exchange.
Albert Spaulding has been driving
G. A. Davis truck wagon for a few
days, giving Charles a chance to at
tend to other branches of the BUSH
ness.
Miss Josie Herrick went Monday
to Springfield, Mass, where she will
complete a course in stenography in
the Springfield Home Correspondence
school.
Mrs. Harris and daughter of West
bOrO, Mass, Mrs. Sternburgh, Mrs.
Mead and three daughters of New
York are visiting at W. FL. Towne's
this week.
Persons intending to sit for photo
graphs in the near future should not
forget those liberal prizes off 9red at
Photographer Bentley's. Besides, his
work is prize in itself.
Webster's domestic bakery is al
ready gaining merited popularity
with the trade. Bread ordered from
Webster insures a good meal and
those hot buns for supper are just the
thing. Try them.
John and Bernie Herrick returned
last week from New Hampshire, where
they have been employed at the
White Mountains doing carpenter
work on mammoth hotel under pro
cess of erection on Mt. Pleasant.
Thirty couple enjoyed the ball giver
at the Gymnasium last Friday even
ing. Music was furnished by Mr.. auC
Mrs George Elmore; ice cream from
the Hall & Cheney pharmacy was
served and the event was a success
from every standpoint.
The Smith. Hill arbitration cast
was brought to close last Saturday
The arbitrators, Geo. A. Cheney, l.
A. Tillotson and W. W. Peck met al
the home of the latter, where al
: agreement was arrived at and tn,
necessary papers signed.
Night service in the N. E. telephone
/ exchange began Monday evening
The management wish it understood
that the central Office ceased to be {
public office after ten O'Clock p. IN
After this time out OF town connec
tions can be made at the Randall Of
at Dwinell's drug store.
Mrs. o. W. Wrisley, who has beer
= in the Mary Fletcher hospital at Bur
lington for the past three weeks
underwent a successful operation las
Friday. Her physician, DR.. C.
Rublee was present at the time.
). is expected that she will be able tt
; return home in few days.
: Fred F. Davis, brother of E. M
/, Davis OF this place, starts for Ii
: Jaunta, Cal, this evening, where b.
/. has good position with James Wis
void, who is heavily interested il
Y the beef raising industry. Mr.. Davi
Q has been in the West for several years
; returning few months ago.
8 Torrance O'Hare, for many years
f; resident OF this town, living on
s little farm down on Laporte road
g died last Wednesday morning c
/ cancer, after lingering illness. Funer
!, al services were held Friday in tn
Catholic church at Hyde Park an
interment was in the Catholic GENE
Il tery near there. "Terry" was a
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