News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-10-29
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MIS-. hICf IVA WoS
in Montpelier Friday.
S. j. Dana and wife visited relatives
in Waitsfeld last week.
F. s. Boardman was a visitor at
the Capital Wednesday.
Perley Hale is attending Brigham
Academy at Bakersfield.
W. S. S. Buck of Randolph was
visitor in town yesterday.
Messrs Hulburd and Waite of Hyde
Park were in town Monday.
F. R. Butler of Montpelier was in
town several days last week.
Lie. Moody and wife of Waterbury
were visitors in town Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. W. G. Church of Bur
lington were in town Monday.
The interior of Masonic Hall is be
ing newly painted and paI cred.
Harold Mcmahon was at home from
Goddard Seminary over Sunday.
Rev. Rufus Collins of Moscow spoke
at the Methodist church Sunday.
Miss Sarah Porter returned to
Bath, N. H., for the winter Saturday
Capt. Frank Kenfeld of Morrisville
was seen upon the streets Thursday
II. G. Thomas was in Montpelier on
state business several days last week.
Miss Lille Mayo has been in North
field the past week caring for her sis
ter.
Mrs. B. E. Buzzell of Bellows Falls
is stopping at the home of l.. W.
Buzzell.
Neal Chaplin and, wife of No. Troy
were recent visitors at the home OF T..
H. Chaplin.
Miss Dorothy Tate was visitor in
Waterbury and Montpelier Saturday
aud Sunday.
George W. Wilson of California was
guest of his aunt, Mrs. Wilkins, 8
portion OF last week.
The Epworth League topic Sunday
evening will be, "1he Best Gift.
Leader, M. P. Russell.
Foreman Houston of the Akeley
Memorial building was in Montpelier
yesterday on business.
Mrs. Herbert Fuller has been criti
cally ill for several days, but is nov
thought to be slightly better.
Leon Shepard has been off duty O.
the steam-mill for several days as {
result of an abcess on his right hand
The f. e. Luce Co. of Waterbur,
hold a garment sale at Miles, McMa
} hon & Co.'S. store Friday and Satur
day.
: Fred Webster and wife of Whit
River Junction have been recent vlsl
tors at the home of George FL. Camp
bell. ...
C. D. Swazey of Barre has been il
town for several days setting a gran
! lite monument in memory OF Hon
+, George Wilkins.
A Hollowe'en Party will be give
Z by the Y. 2. F. in the vestry of Unit
q church on Friday evening, Oct. 81
Latest attractions.
J.. A car of Poultney slate for the AXE
!, ley Memorial building arrived las
week and the work OF covering th
q roof will begun at once.
i George Buzzell is entertaining th
/ members of Stowe Military Band an
other invited guests this evening, til
8 occasion being Mr.. BuzzelPs brit
n day.
n A report reached the village lat
last evening that Homer Clevelan
e had been the fortunate slayer of
f. 800 pound buck in the wilds OF N
l. braska.
The Mills Brothers have the found,
Il tion completed for their new house O
l. the Branch road and expect to hay
e the frame up and enclosed befol
:. winter.
Fl. G. Eyer of Rochester, N. Y, he
e been in town for several days in I'll
r interest of the Vanderbilt Improv
v ment Co., which is booming the ne
It town OF Despatch.
Roy Smith shot the first and, {
the present time, the only deer of tt
season last Wednesday. Roy VIZ
IN probably the happiest boy in Ii
noble county that evening.
IL a.. E. Shaw, who is one of the mo-
" hustling lumbermen in town, b,
> added to his Sterling interests by tt
Is purchase of 800 acres of timber lar
of Geo. W. Clark of Morrisville.
IN The second entertainment in Il
70 Business Mems Course comes Satu
ve day evening, Nov. 8, the Bostonit
re Ladies Quartet assisted by McGra
Brothers, bani being the attra
by ton.
The youngest physician in the III
IN ted States is preparing to gradua
~ from the Wisconsin Medical COLES
d. He will not be more than eighte
ed when he receives his diploma al
ut bepins his practice. The West seer