News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-03-19

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Mrs. F. E. Hawley is passing a few
days in st. Adams.
j. s. Banister was in St. Johnsbury
yesterday. on business.
Miss Alice Bugbee is confined to
house on account of illness.
Read the announcement of Slayton
4 Sanders in another column.
Prof. Bert Merriam of Hardwick
was in town the first of the week.
Alton Littel of Sheldon Springs
passed Sunday with friends in town.
Mrs. Emile Harrison has gone to
Stowe, where she will visit for several
weeks.
Mrs. Myra Heath of Burlington is
a guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Rogers.
Anyone wishing dirt for grading
shonld read the business notice of
G. P. browne & Co.
E. M. Davis was off duty from
Doty's store several days last week
on account of illness.
Adolphus Noe, who has been stop
ping with his parents here for few
weeks, went TO Boston Monday.
An attractive new sign has been
placed over the entrance to the south
department OF the store of FL. Waite
& Son.
Little Ballou Towne, who has been
hard sick tor the past two weeks with
a severe attack of grip, is slowly re.
covering.
Mrs. F. B. Morse and Mrs. G. O.
Morse of Wolcott passed Tuesday at
the home of Joseph Rivers on Con-
gress street.
The Maplewood Sugar & Syrup
Company's new building is being
wired for electric lights, c. A. Slayton
doing the work.
FL. B. Freeman il making a busi-
ness trip to several Lamoille county
towns, looking after the slot ma
chimes, for which he is agent for this
state.
| Company A and B of the NJ E
Ladies' Aid society will serve a meat
pie supper in the vestry this evening
from 5 until o'clock. Everybody
invited.
Miss Lillian Atchinson, who has
been teaching in Bethel for several
terms, is passing short vacation
! With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
hutchinson,
!! W. S. Peg4, who lives at the Cor
ners, claims that poultry, if properly
barred for, is profitable investment.
During the month Of January he got
y53 dozen eggs from 81 pullets.
Frank Eggleston, who is employed
in the saw mill of A. F. Whitney, has
hired one OF F. j Smalley's tenements
on Congress street and will move his
family from the paul house on Sum-
mer street at once.
Rural Free Delivery carriers have
been notified that change has been
made in the time of starting on their
trips. They will hereafter leave this
office at 1870, thus connecting with
both morning mails.
Mrs. C. B. Conners and Mrs. Clara
[. Barker, who have been visiting
relatives in this place and Hyde Park
for several weeks, have gone to
Montpelier and Calais, where they
are visiting their brothers.
The rooms in the Luce house on
Main street, formerly occupied by
Miss Moody as a millinery store, are
being remodeled and repaired and
when completed will be occupied by
DR.. George Bates as an office.
Mrs. Fred Carter, who has been in
poor health for some time, is report
ed to be much improved. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter board with Rosa Cooke.
Mr.. Carter is boss bridge painter
for the St. J. & l.. C. Railroad.
! C. B. Davis, the hustling drayman,
is out with newly painted truck
wagon. The new wording on the
side of the wagon does not denote a
change in business, but is simply an
other evidence of the up-to-dateness
of the firm.
Arthur Waite, junior member of
the firm of H. Waite & Son, went to
Manchester, N. H., the fret of the
week with a car of potatoes. He will
be absent for several days. During
his absence Everett Aller has been
assisting in the store.
Rural Free Delivery patrons are
again reminded that allletters placed
in the boxes must bear two-cent
stamp if they are to reach their des'
tination. Also letters mailed to r.
f. d. patrons from this office must
be accompanied by the regulation
tWo-center.
A New Departure.
The G. p. browne & Co., dry goods
| firm are hound to be the "it' in