News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-03-12
SVILLE.

Miss Ednah Rublee returned from
Boston last evening, where she has
been visiting friends for the past
week.
Blatchford's calf meal, perfect
substitute for milk, is sold at FL. P
Munson's. See ad next week for par.
ticulars.
The business notice of Mrs. j. A.
Robinson in another column should
receive the attention of every lady
reader of this paper.
Ia G. p. Brownies ad this week he
calls special attention to their line OF
la lies tailor-made suits. Read what
they say and profit thereby.
Mrs. George Cooke and daughter,
Miss Lena, of Mills, Mass, came to
town last evening for visit of two
or three weeks with relatives.
Miss Mars returned from Water-
bury and Miss Dwight from New
York last evening. Both resumed
their duties at the Academy this
morning.
Miss Birdie Vancour of Burlington
is assisting in the telephone office for
a few days in the place OF Miss Susie
Barrows, who is taking a few days
vacation.
Albert Spaulding returned last
evening from a weeks visit with his
sister, Mrs. A. W. Mears, of Barton.
Ga his return he made brief call on
friends at st. Johnsbury.
The masquerade dance last Satur-
day evening at the n E. o. 2. Hall
was a success in every sense of the
word-large crowd, unique costumes
and very enjoyable time.
Miss Mabel Durivage, one of the
faculty at Brigham Academy in Bak-
ersfield and Miss Wilma Durivage of
johnson were, guests at the home of
Ell j. Z muads over Sunday.
DR.. j. A. Robinson will be in Rut-
land Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of next week, attending the
Goth annual meeting of the State
Dental Society, March 10 to 81. The
doctor is down on the program for
clinic, using the porcelain furnace he
has recently procured.
Geo. p. browne, wife and daughter,
returned from Boston last Saturday
night. Mrs. browne and Helen pass
ed part of the time with her mother
in Peabody, Mass, while G. P. put in
the week in the Boston and New York
markets, securing bargains that will
make the big store, as usual, one of
the most popular places in this part
of the state for the careful buyer.
"Don't [ wish | was Alice Roose-
velt?" said a lovely Morrisville girl
to News and Citizen reporter. Just
think of it, darling bracelet Of gold
of exquisite workmanshipapd min
iature of the Emperor of Germany
studded with diamonds Maybe /
was forgotten in the rustic" and.she
laughed gayly, lifted her skirts >>SId
resumed her walk through the slnsh.
special communication of Mount
Vernon Lodge, No. 8, F & A. M this
Wednesday eYening-work on the
NJ. NJ degree. As there will be a call
to refreshments before the evening is
over, it is hoped there will be large
attendance. The next regular COM
munication comes on Wednesday,
March 10, and is thelast regular be-
fore the annual communication in
April.
Don't fail to read &. +. Earle's ad
this week. He has something inter
esting to to tell as usual. This time
it is spring suits for ladies and the
real values ffered in these goods can
hest be appreciated by a visit to their
store, where you are always welcome,
even if you do rot buy. Mrs. Earle
is now in New York. where she will
spend a week or more in selecting
new spring and summer goods.
Watch out for large shipment in
the near future.
The Water and Light Commission
ers have just laid a four-inch tile
from the old reservoir to the Potash
brook, through which to carry the
waste water irCm the reservoir. Ac-
cording to a deed from the late
JULIUS Il6eU, Iut NdLCl mas DOCh
allowed TO run over the surface OF
the land for the past 5 or Is years,
and last Sunday a big washOut oc-
Cured on the land of T. j. Stewart,
Just below the reservoir, making
hole some 10 feet deep and in some
places 20 feet wide. A force OF men,
under charge Of G. A Gle, have been
at work to-day, filling the exca-
vation
CARD OF THANKS We sincerely thank our
many friends and neighbors for the many
fayors we received during the sickness, death
and burial of our dear mother, and especially
the singers and bearers, and for the many
beautiful flowers
Mr. and Mrs. II. 0. SPAULDING and family.
Church Notes.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
have a meat pie supper in their YES
try, Wednesday evening, March 10
Price Is cts.
Rev. DR.. Booth will commence next
Sunday a series of doctrinal sermons
under the general head of "Reasons
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