News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-01-08
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Special communication of Mt. Yer
non Lodge this evening.
County Court has many visitors
from this place these days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith are
visiting in Stowe this week.
0. L. Bourne, late of the Cambridge
Transcript, was in town Tuesday.
G. S. Sanders entertained several
friends at "crokinole" last evening.
Several from here are in attendance
at the meetings Of the Dairymen's 8
Association at Montpelier this week.
j. F. Thomas has been quite sick
for the past few days, suffering from
hard coldi.
Miss Elna Best went to Montpelier
and Barre Friday, where she will visit
friends for few days.
Hear the Metropolitan Star @ lin
tet next Tuesday evening. 1t VIII be
the event of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Kaiser are re-
ioicing over the birth of a 1O.pound
boy, born yesterday morning.
j. F. Thomas has recently added
new computing scales from the Day
ton, o., scale works, in his up-to-
date market.
Mr.. and Mrs. q IRA Griswold left for
Montpelier and Barre yesterday,
where they will spend a few weeks
visiting relatives and friends.
A. F. Whitney wants several good
teams to draw logs, and suggests
that the time to catch bears is when
they are out. See business column.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Billings of
Belvidere were recent visitors at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Cutting, returning home Mon
day.
The County Christian Endeavor
Union holds it's semi-annual meeting
at Morrisvlle, Thursday, February
6. Arrangements are being made for
an interesting convention.
Geo. Cooke, who has lucrative
position as manager of a large farm
for j. c. F. Slayton of Mills, Mass,
made his mother, Mrs. Rosa Cooke,
a short call to-day, returning home
this evening.
DR.. Geo. Bates went to Burlington
last evening to be present at an oper-
alton to be undergone by one OF his
patients at the Mary Fletcher hos
e. ~ to-day. He was accompanied
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II is gratifying to the friends OF
Miss Ila Niles to hear of her success in
her chosen profession. She has, for
the past few weeks, been singing the
leading contralto's part in the Lula
CHASER Opera Company.
Miss Cora Brackett, who has been
spending the holiday vacation at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
r. Brackett, leaves tomorrow for
Rumford Falls, Me-, where she has
charge of millinery store.
DR.. Robinson has added another
apparatus to his laboratory. This
time it is a porcelain furnace, used in
making porcelain crown, bridges
and filling, also changing the shape
and color of porcelain teeth.
The icemen, A. C. Hamel and Chas.
Davis, are busy these days harvest
ing the usual crop of ice. Both are
employing a number Of men and
large stock is being put in. The ice
is Of superior quality this year.
The annual installation of officers
of Lamoille Grange will be held
Th hrsday, Jan. 16. An all day ses-
sion will be the order and an oyster
dinner will form a part of the days
entertainment. Everybody invited.
Mrs. Bertha Stoughton and Mrs
Florence Cogan, who were called here
las week to attend the funeral OF
Mrt. S. Fl. Tiff, left last Friday for
Burlington and after passing few
days there will return to their home
in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Wallace Campbell was buried in
Warren, N. H., yesterday. He was
thehusband of Melia, Oldest daugh-
terof Mrs. Rosa Cooke of this place.
He died from the effects of pneu-
mdnia. John Cooke, who has been
passing a vacation in town, attend
edkhe funeral.
Word has just been received Of the
delths of Mrs. Porter of Brooklyn,
N. Y, formerly Miss Anna Stevens,
who was quite we'll known in Morris
vile, having visited here quite fire.
qhntly in the past. Miss Carrie |
Powers left to-day for Bradford, W.,
where the funeral services will be held:
An Exchange OF Property.
T. Fl. O'Brien has traded his meat |
atd grocery business, and pool tables