News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-05-29
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som.
Banister has added a line of Boss's
and Kennedy's baker goods to his
grocery stock.
Mrs. Aida Kendall of Burlington
is a guest OF Miss Ellen Cram at the
home of Geo. Tillotson on Maple
street.
The management of the public Ii
brary have recently added forty new
books to their large and we'll assort-
ed list.
A, L.. Cheney goes tomorrow to st.
Jobnsbury, where be will appraise
the stock of drugs of the Standard
Drug Co.
A. c. Merrill of Craftsbury was the
guest of his daughters, Misses Lily
and Florence Merrill, at N. W. Hoyt's.
over Sunday.
G. B. Little of Winooski has been
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Fl. A.
Slayton, since Monday, returning
this morning.
G. P. browne, of the firm of Currier
& Co., went to Boston Monday. This
means more bargains for the careful
buyers of LamoiIle County.
Miss Mary Fisk returned from Bos-
ton last Saturday, where she has been
attending a Kindergarten Training
School, and will spend the summer at
home.
A. r. Campbell is fitting his resi-
dence on Congress street with the
latest improvements in bath, hot and
cold water apparatus, etc. Gile 4
Churchill have the work in charge.
Pre- Memorial Day exercises were
observed by the grades at Peoples
Academy this afternoon. The Acad-
emy students were addressed by Col.
G. W. Doty, who gave one of his pat
riotic talks.
E. Fl. Blossom has disposed of bis
residence in st. /Johnsbury and is
moving to Morrisville. He has rent
ed the residence formerly occupied by
G. M. Powers in the rear of c. j. SIay-
tons store.
John Stiles, popular clerk in Hall
& Cheney's pharmacy, is taking few
days vacation, and will attend COM
mencement exercises in Grand Isle at
a private school, in which he was
formerly a student.
The graduates of the johnson Nor
NAL School were in town Saturday
and were successfully photographed
by Bentley. The work of the Hyde
Park and Morrisville graduating
classes has also been secured by him.
Mr.. E. W. Webster left Monday for
Marathon, N. Y. AS an evidence OF
the esteem in which Mr.. Webster is
held he was presented with an elegant
ring by the employees of the Warren
Leather Co. Mrs. Webster and faith
er and Miss Gladys will remain here
for the summer.
Will Utton returned yesterday
from day or two OF fishing at Little
Osmore in Craftsbury, bringing home
40 pounds of pickerel. This is the
richest yet, but no doubt will sound
rather tame after Bloom Ellis and
Ell Davis return tomorrow night
They have the last chance.
The address by Prof. Chas. D.
Adams at the Universalist church
next Tuesday evening at the Alumni
reunion is to he public and vii
doubtless be attended by a large
number outside the association. Di
rectly following the address a recap.
ton will be held in the church parlors
The drinking fountain given thf
town by the Woman's Club has ar.
rived and is being placed in position
1t is located about % feet west OF the
crossing below Academy park. 1t is
notable addition to the appear
ance of the village and will be last
ing reminder of the enterprise anC
public spirit of the donors.
Rev. and Mrs. Kellogg went tc
Greensboro yesterday, where they
will enjoy a vacation, occupying tbs
II. A. Slayton cottage. They will bt
Joined to-day by Miss Nellie Kellogg
and her nurse, who will go there from
the DR.. Paris Sanitarium at Burling
ton. The many friends of Miss Kel
logg will be pleased to learn that sh,
is considerably improved in health.
w. L. Wilcox, president of the As
bestos Mining Co., arrived in tow
Monday morning. Mr.. Wilcox ha
been in Canada for the past tive
weeks, inspecting various Asbesto
mines, getting information in regarC
to the necessary equipment, etc
Every thing looks decidedly like busi
ness at the mines and the matter G
the erection of the proposed stear
road will be decided inside of thre
weeks.
The entertainment given by tn
Svensden Trio and Comedy Duo a
town hall last Thursday was largel
I attended and much enjoyed. Th
trio is certainly composed of artist
: of rare ability, and lovers of tina
class OF music thoroughly enjoye
every number. Mr.. aud Pierce. a
= entertainers, demonstrated the fac
that they were capable of very goo
work, although unfortunate in gi,
;. ing two or three numbers that wei
a trihe old to a Morrisville audienc
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