News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-05-21

Mrs Charles Shaw went to Burling-
ton Monday evening for a short visit.
A coat of paint has been added to
the residence of Ell. M. Rich on Union
street.
AR. Campbell has just laid a ce-
ment walk from his residence to the
street.
Mrs. A. J. Smith went to Hardwick
this morning for short visit with
relatives.
There is only one "Duffy's Jubilee"
Co., and this is the one headed by
John E. Flynn.
Another ga 900 shipment of stock
for the National Fibre Company was
rec. 7ed recently.
Mrs. A. W. Stone went to st. Johns
bur- Tuesday for a short visit with
her sister, Mrs. Perley.
COW of"ROb" McDaniels gave
birth to twin steers last week which
were purchased by Geo. WooIcutt.
Mrs. j. s. Warren and daughter
Susie went to Craftsbury Monday for
a few days visit with relatives.
L. j. Archambault and wife of En-
osburgh Falls passed Sunday in town
with their son, j. l.. Archambault.
Hall & CLANCY make a generous
offer in this issue, which should be
read by everyone at all interested in
Kodaks. See ad.
The many friends Of Miss lila Niles
will be pleased to learn that her con-
dition has been much improved dur
ing the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Edmunds and
daughter have been in Lowell tor the
past week, called there by the serious
illness of his brother.
L. S. Woodwork returned from
Sutton, P @ where he has been for
several months in the interest of the
". W. PeckLumber Co.
Glenn A. Wilkins went to Green's
boro yesterday. The particulars as
to the success of bis try have not
been ascertained as we go to the
press.
There will be social and prone
made at the Grange Hall Friday, May
%. Everybody come and have
Jolly time, as it is the last one for the
school year.
Local amusement seekers will have
an opportunity Wednesday, May %,
a1stLe Opera House to witness Frank
" Nason's latest comedy, Duffy s
Jubilee"
Thomas Ballanger received a check
this morning for $13 so indemnity
from the Travellers Insurance Co., for
a slight accident recently sustained on
the section.
Regular meeting of the W. R. C.
will be held at G. A. R. hall Satur-
day evening. This is thelast meeting
before Memorial Day and a good
attendance is desired.
Drowne's adv tells of bargains in
every department this week and as
usual is very interesting reading.
Special mention is made of their lace
and ncuslin curtain sale.
Geo f. Earle calls attention this |
week to a special line of muslin under
wear. He also mentions their espe-
cially fine line of shirt waists, which |
you should see to appreciate.
Willis Hogaboom, a former resident |
in town, was calling on old acquaint-
ances a few days ago. He has been
in Boston for several years, but is
stopping this summer in Lowell, Vt.
l. N. LeBarron finished his con-
tract on the foundation of the
browne block last Saturday night |
and work was commenced on the
frame Monday morning. The brick
layers will begin work in about two
weeks.
A party from Fall River, Mass,
arrived at the Randall Tuesday even
ing and were driven to the asbestos
mines in Eden this morning by A. J.
Smith, behind a four. finland from
Smith < Lunt's stable. They will
make an extended visit here.
A horse belonging to Dan Smith |
became frightened and ran from the
creamery this forenoon to the resi-
dence of HI. p. Munson, where it |
turned into the yard and ran onto
the back veranda, smashing the
blinds and doing other damage to
the property. In some way the horse
fell and broke its back, making it |
necessary to kill the animal.
Rev. DR.. Booth went to Mortified |
Monday morning to attend the funer.
al of Mr.. Edward Ingalls, of that place.
He goes from there to West Burke,
where he will deliver a temperance
lecture Tuesday night. He will speak |
in Newark Wednesday night and SUIT
ton, VT, Thursday evening. These
lectures are given in conjunction with |
several Others byprominent speakers
of the state who give their time to this
work, their expenses being paid by |
the temperance people of the state.
A pleasant family reunion was held |
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. 0.
w. Davis on Summer street last Sat
urday and Sunday, when the children
of the worthy couple were all present.
The visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Davis and two children of Hardwick,
Merton Davis of Leominster, Mass. |