News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-09-03
LOCAL NEWS.
WORTHWHILE.

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Perley Jones visited friends in Barre
for several days returning home Mon
day.
Glenn Curtis of East Fletcher began
work yesterday morning in the store
of W. M. Barber.
Mrs. Frank L. Fish of Vergennes,
spent last week here with her sister,
Mrs. J. S. Warren.
G. E Palmer was in Montpelier last
Saturday and listened to the address
by President Roosevelt.
Charles Boynton and Mrs. John
U5tOn are visiting Fred Utton and
family in Meriden, Conn.
Will G. Whipple of Boston was a
recent visitor at his home IN town.
He returned TO Boston Monday night.
Judge Powers was among those
at thereception given President Roos-
pvelt last Saturday. He was also at
DR.. Webb's Sunday.
Several mem bers of the local Masonic
Lodge are planning to take in the
Masonic meeting and banquet at
Hardwick this evening.
Miss Myra Herrick left Monday for
visit at Stony Brook, L, l., where
her sister, Miss Josie, has employ
ment as a stenographer.
Percy Davis of Hardwick was in
town Tuesday on his way to Water
bury, where he expects to enter the
employ of Drew Daniels.
Mrs. A. G. Moore, who has visited
the past seven weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. Henry c. Sherwin, has returned
to her home in West Sommerville,
Mass.
O. D. Matthews and daughter, Mrs.
Ida Churchill, who have been visiting
relatives in Fort Covington, N, Y,
for several weeks, returned home
Monday evening.
F. J. Smalley leaves this evening
for Iowa, where he will purchase
another consignmento of those famous
western horses. Heexpects toreturn
in about two weeks.
VIM Gibbs has sold to his son An
drew Gibbs, the Brewster farm, sit
uated on the WolcOtt road and re-
Gently purchased of the Wilkins estate
Possession will be givensooD.
Attend the rummage sale at g. P
browne & Co.'S. Crowds of people are
taking advantage of the bargains
opened. Bargains are also the order
in every other department in the
store.
L. D. Leavens of Cambridge was in
town Thursday, aud arranged for en-,
teriDg his son, Harlow, in Peoples
Academy. He also made this office
pleasant call and renewed his sub
scription for another year.
Messrs Frank and Jay Ward, sons
of Rev. E. j. Ward, called on H. P.
Munson and family the first of the
week. Frank Ward is now pastor
of a Cong'l church in Emporia, Kan,
and Jay resides in Meredith, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Campbell re-
turned Saturday from Boston, where
they had been for several days Sc
Letting new goods for their jawelry
store. Mr.. Campbell passed much of
his time while there in the interests of
his Optical department.
Mrs. R. G. Paul has returned from
Queen City Park, where she filed
successful lecture engagement. Miss
Madge accompanied her and visited
Fort Ethan Allen, Ausable Chasm,
TiGOnderoga and other points along
the Lake during their two weeks stay.
A. B. Munson and wife, accom-
panied bv Miss Pool of the Barnard
School, New York, who is passing
the summer at the Munson farm, and
s. L. Pennock of Weston, Mass, Wis.
tied Mt. Mansfield last Thursday.
They reported fine day and very
enjoyable time.
Geo. F. Earle left Monday night for
New York City, where he will make
selections for large consignment of
new fall goods. Meanwhile the great
sale of outings, bed spreads, shirt
waists and dress skirts, goes merrily
on at thePortland street dry goods
store. Read his ad on page 5.
H. L. Bentley returned last Friday
night from Boston, where he went to
attend the Photographers Conven-
tion. Hereturns with many new ideas
of which his patrons will receive the
benefit. While away he visited Lowell
and Concord, and listened to an ad-
dress in the latter place by Roosevelt
at the State Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ell. Robinson and
son Richard, accompanied by J. A.
Robinson, left Monday night for
Burlington, where they will make
short visit to Frank Robinson and
family, who are in camp at Queen
City Park. W. FL. Robinson and
family leave there Thursday for their
home in Philadelphia.
Prof. and Mrs. Sutherland and
children, who have been passing the
summer at the home of j. r. Parker
on Maple Street, left Monday for their
home on Staten Island, N. Y, where
he will resume his position asinstruc-
tor in the school there. They were
emphatic in their praise of Morrisville
and will return here the coming
season.