News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-10-15
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new store, Saturday OF this week.
Charles Stearns and Joseph Odel
of Johnson were in town last Friday
Mrs. O. L. Woods has been visiting
her mother in Cambridge for few
days. WY.
DR.. A. B. Culley left for Boston las
evening. He expects to return Sat
urday.
Remember the chicken pie supper
at the Universalist church Friday
evening.
L. FL. Gale of Barre was a guest al
the home of Mrs. j. W. Rivers Friday
and Saturday. 3a
For boots and shoes, both ladies
and gents, see Munson. He has EN-
in good variety.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. L. Cheney returned
from their trip to Washington, D. G.
last Saturday night.
Henry C. Recor and SONS of Mont
pelier are visiting friends here. They
drove across the country.
Walter Jackson and Miss Georgia
returned yesterday from their trip to
New York and Connecticut.
The ladies of the NJ E. church will
give a dime supper at their vestry
this evening from 5 to 8 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Wilkins and
Austin Wilkins returned from Their
trip to Washington, D. c., Monday
night.
Arthur Peters of Salt Lake City
was guest of his cousins, Misses
Dora aud Emma Larabee, over Sun
day. d
A large number of the members o.
Lamoille Grange attended a meeting
of Pomona Grange held in Stowe
to-day. u
F. l.. George and George ". Clark
returned from New York this morn
ing, where they have been the past
two weeks. Ia ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Philo Hill are receiv.
ing the congratulations of their
ter, born last Sunday night.
Woods show window contains
some of the latest novelties in gents
furnishings. For further explana.
ton read his ad in this issue.
The display of trousers in Water,
mans west window is a little out oil
the ordinary, as is also the style. Call
in and Billy" will explain the new
idea.
W. G. Ward of Calais has engaged to
work for Fl. A. Slayton and has
moved his family here. They occupy
one of A. F. Whitney's tenements over
in Brooklyn.
Miss Dora Larabee, who has been
in Highgate Springs during the sum-
mer, returned here Saturday and is
with her sister, Miss Emma Larabee,
who has rooms at Mrs. E, j. Halls.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. FOss took a
carriage drive last week through Gale
donia county, visiting st. JohnsblTy ~,
Barnet and other places. They re-
turned home Saturday night. n.
Mrs. FL. A. Slayton went to Boston
Monday to be present at the mar
rage of j. G. F. Slayton, which occurs
at Newton, Mass, next Monday. Fl.
A. and George j. Slayton go to-
morrow.
The annual chicken Die supper,
under the auspices OF the UnivefsaIist
society will be held Friday, Oct. IT,
at 5 O'Clock. The sffAir is in the
hands of an efficient committee and
assurance is given that the spread
will equal any of former years. The
price will be 25cts.
The board of Normal school com
missioners has approved of the Nor.
NAL work done at the Academy and
given their certificate of recognition
for another year. Last year II
members of the graduating class
completed the Normal course in ad.
ditioD to the regular. ger
Willie Hill of st. Johnebury has
been visiting his brother, W. NJ. Hill,
in this place for several days. he
has been employed for the past five
years in Fairbanks Scale Works. He
finished work there recently and
starts next Monday morning with a
party of friends for Los Angles, Cal.
A few copies of the second edition of
"a Wrecked Institution" are on sale
at the Slayton & Sanders pharmacy.
This book, written byJ. W. Ketchum,
who is serving a seven years sentence
in Chittenden County jail for his part
in wrecking the Vergennes bunk, con
sists of q humorous account \ot the
events leading up to the failure.
The Montpelier Journal says =
"The first attempt of Clerk Cheney to
master the mysteries OF the game OF
golf Thursday afternoon is said to
have been sight to make nervous
women turn fits and strong men
gnash their teeth in agony. Tom
was chaperoned by assistant Fred
who, however, assumed no resp6nsi-
bility for the slaughter"
Cary Campbell of Omaha, Neb.,
called on his cousin, A. r. Campbell,
the first of the week. The former is
an officer in the regular army and is
stationed at a fort near Omaha. He
has been in the service for many