News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-10-29
LOCAL NEWS.
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town from Belvidere several days re-
Gently.
VA. Billiard of Burlington visited
his sister, Mrs. c. l.. Gates, in this
place last Thursday.
Fabius George was in Enosburg
the first of the week in the interest OF
Morrisville Foundry Co.
Mrs. Arthur Titus of Hardwick was
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Anna
Irish, several days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Spear of Barre
passed Sunday in town, guests at the
home of her father, T. W. Utton.
Harry Earle, who has position in
the State Hospital at Waterbury,
passed Sun day at his home here.
Mrs. J. H. Partlow of johnson Wis
tied several days last week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs: E. G. Wilson.
Mrs. E. II. Vancour and son, who
have been visiting in Burlington for
the past two weeks, returned here
Saturday night.
James FL. Clark went to Hardwick
last Monday morning, where he has
position in the stone sheds of the
Woodbury. Granite Company.
Representative and Mrs. j. B..
Thomas of Salisbury passed Satur-
day and Sunday with Jefferson
Thomas and C. j. Thomas and fam
lily.
The marriage of Fred Stewart and
Mrs. Myrtle Chaffee was solmenized
at the M. E. parsonage Monday even
ing, Oct. 20, Rev. M. S. Eddy otticiat-
ing.
Owing to che increasing business in
H. Waite & Sons store, Miss Glee
Morse has been engaged as assistant
bookkeeper and stenographer and
began her duties last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Webster and
son of Lyndonville arrived in town
Saturday evening, called here by the
critical illness of his sister, Miss Lizzie
Webster. They returned Monday
morning.
Ed Chaffee, a well-known farmer il
the west part of the town, trapped E
coon last week which weighed AZ lbs
The light corn crop seemed not t(
have had seriously effect on thu
growth of Mr.. Coon.
Clarence J. Thomas left Monda.
for Bethel, VT, to begin an engage
ment with the American Bridge Co.
in the construction of steel bridges
The gang will go from Bethel to Mil
ton where a large bridge will be con
structed.
A9h pound girl was born to MI
and Mrs. W. j. Lawrence at thei
home in Spokane, Wash. Mothe
and child are doing we'll and "Wilks
is the happiest man in the west. MI
Lawrence was Morrisville boy an
his wife a western lady. They hav
lived in the west about seven years.
The st. Johnsbury Caledonian {
last week says GA complimentary
dance was given in Pythian Hall FIR
day evening, in honor of William A
Hill, who left Monday for Los Angeles
where he expects to locate. Mr.. Hill
home is in Morrisville, but he ha
worked at the scale factory for sewers
years and has made many friends"
Miss Glee Morse commenced wor
last Thursday for the firm of E
Waite & Son, as stenographer an
assistant bookkeeper. AS a result {
good business management and
large amount of that necessary il
gredient known as push" couple
with persistent and iudicious adve
tising in the NEWS AND CITIZEN, tn
firm has continued to grow until tt
day it is one of the leading wholesa
and retail grocery concerns in Nortl
ern Vermont. Mr.. Waite has bee
among our list of advertisers stint
beginning business here.
Owing to fault in the laying (
the sewer at point near the res
dence occupied by Leo Gates on MAJ
street, it was found necessary to di
up several rods of sewer and the VOL
was done last week nnder the dire
ton of Trustee Hutchins. TT
trouble was found to be at poll
where the water main leading to Pal
street crossed the sewer pipe at Il
same level, the latter dipping und
the water pipe in such manner thu
a sag was made, thus causing a Gle
in the sewer. The expense of the i
is estimated at about 800.