News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-10-01
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ast week.
Luke Roberts of Waterbury was in
own Friday.
Richard Hayes spent Sunday at his
home in Burlington. h
Miss Mabel Carr visited her home G
n Montpelier Sunday. q
Miss Agnes Smith is employed in
Pike & Benson's store.
G. M. Page of st. Johnsbury was I
visitor here last week.
Fred Lilley of Hyde Park was a
visitor in town Sunday.
Miss Carrie Brush is the new assist
ant in the local postotfice.
Mrs. John Drugg is visiting her son
in PrOctorsvlile this week.
Miss Eftie Tasker of Boston is a
guest at George Harlow's.
A. e. Luce was in Mortified on
businesses last Wednesday.
Miss Dorothy Tate spent Sunday
at her home in Waterbury.
Mrs. o. f. Gerry visited relatives in
Washington county last week.
Mrs. l.. B. Dow of Montpelier visit
ed her husband here last week.
f. e. Graham has been in town
from Montpelier for several days.
Geo. McAllister and wife are visit
ing their daughter in Montpelier.
Mrs. Elsie Adams Parmalee returned
to Ter home III Cloverdale Monday. q
Geo. Barrett and wife of st. Adams
visited relatives in town last week.
The Methodist Ladies Aid society
meets at the vestry this afternoon.
Rev. Z. s. Nutter OF ST. Adams will
preach at the Methodist church Sun
day.
Henry Holt and wife of New York
were guests of Mrs. G. NJ. Tabor last
week.
Walter Cheney and wife of Wake
field, Mass, are wishing relatives In
town.
Forrest Brink cut his foot quite
badly whilea work in the woods last
week.
The regular communication OF
Mystic Lodge will be held Tuesday
, evening.
The regular meeting of Sickle chap
ter, O. E. s., will be held Wednesday
evening.
L. M. Brush's little daughter is in
] Montpelier receiving treatment tor
her eyes.
Charles Pervier and wife of North
field visited at the home of I'll. Mayo
recently.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Emery of st. Albans
. visited at the home of DR.. Barrowt
last week.
Miss Lille Mayo was called tC
Mortified last week by the illness o
her sister.
Waiter Hale and family of New
;. York are guests at the home OF M
/ W. Owens.
Foreman Houston of the Akele.
Memorial Building spent Sunday a
his home in Barre.
g Miss Anna C. Brackett closed he
summer house Thursday and return
# ed to New York city.
d j. j. Billings started work upon hi
new steam mill Monday morning. +
s c. Russell is saving the lumber.
&. L. Mcmahon attended the COLDER
5 wedding festivities of Mr.. and Mrs. d
ia Hopkins at Waterbury Monday eve.
sympathy" will be the topic o
!. the Y, P. C. U. service Sunday even
ing, the service being led by Will
k Douglas.
10 If the weather permits the ban'
NJ concert, scheduled for Friday evening
r of last week, will be given next Fri
day evening.
y The two new rural delivery route
started this morning. Fred Gale ha
J. the Luce Hill route and T. G. Pratt
e that through Sterling.
ga Resume of the Progress of Meth
eerr odist Missions" will be considered b.
the Epworth League Sunday evening
Mrs. Matte Sanborn will act a
leader.
ldISoly dulonuOo AONOPo
in given Rev. F. R. Gale at the churc
st parlors Friday evening. Sunda
closed Mr.. Gales passionate of Unit
o. church, he going from here to Barr
Tuesday.
H. Four or five of the workmen en-
r. ployed on the Memorial buildln
struck because of some fancie
" grievance regarding hours OF worF
yesterday afternoon. Their place
IN were quickly filed and the wor
n. carried on as usual.
The marriage of Miss Mary Stra
ID and A. Fl. Cheney, who has bee
st Stoves popular and Efficient pos
It master for the past five years, wa
i, X quietly celebrated at the home OF tn
d. brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Verno
Wilkins, Thursday evening.
IN Following is the program for th
8, Saturday afternoon session OF tn
~ grange:-Music, Grange choir; reat
" ing. Lena Brown; question, "Ough
e. our forests to be protected by legiI
:, lature," opened by G. 3. McAlliste
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