News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-10-22
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DR.. Geo. l.. BaCes was confined to
the house for several days, suffering
from the effects of Clutch" measles.
c. W. Boardman started last week
for the west. He will stnp a short
time in Ohio and from there will go
to Battle Greek, Mich, to visit his
son, Wilbur.
Mrs. L. F. Geed, Mrs. H. G. Fisk,
Mrs. G. II. A. Stafford and Miss
Carrie Powers went to Montpelier
Monday, where they will be in at
tendance at the capitol during ladies'
week.
H. c. Aver, who passed part of the
summer at The Randall, returned
here last Friday, from Rochester, N.
T., where he has been receiving treat
ment in a sanitarium. He is much
improved in health.
Miss Fisk's Kindergarten school was
recently given a vacation of one
week on account of chicken poX,
which prevailed quite freely among
the scholars. School duties were re-
| Suneu MONDAY morning.
Lyman Camp of Elmore has pur-
chased the.J. j. Morse residence on
Pleasant street, the consideration
being $24OO. Mr.. Camp will eventu-
ally occupy his newly acquired prop
erty, but will not move here at pres
ent. Mr.. Morse will vacate in few
days.
At no time during the history of
the G. F. Earle dry goods store have
they carried so large a stock of win
ter goods as now. Their lines of
garments and furs should be seen to
be fully appreciated. They are offer
ing bargains in every department,
about which more is told in their
ad space on page 5. Read it.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Doty left Mon
day morning for California, where
they will remain during the winter.
The trip is made on account of Mr..
Doty, who has been in very poor
health for some time and it is hoped
he will return in thespring much bene-
flied by the trip. During their alb
sence ". G. Goodrich, who has been
in Mr.. Doty's employ for the past
two or three years, will have charge
of the bottling works and Miss Eta
Doty will look after the business in
terests of the establishments. The
residence is closed for the winter and
Miss Doty and Charlie are boarding
at the Randall. gao-
At the invitation of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Herbert DelanO a party of forty
young people, including the Senior
class and teachers of the Academy,
spent LAST Friday evening at their
pleasant home in Elmore. The ma
jority OF the party were carried there
| by four horse team and the "straW
ride" was one of the pleasantest
features of the evening. After their
arrival they were entertained with
charades, music, etc, while a bountlful
supper provided for the wantsof the
inner man. The hearty cheers given
Mr.. and Mrs. Delano as the party
started home was only an expression
of the pleasure all had enjoyed
The Morrisville- Stowe stage line,
under the management of Leo Gates,
is giving first-class service, fact
which is know and appreciated by
patrons in this and surrounding
counties. The Hardwick GAZETTE
says:-"If you have never taken the
trip from Morrisville to Stowe over
Leo Gates stage line you ought to
some time. The morning trip on the
fl YER is made in from so minutes to
one hour, and the distance is ten
miles by actual measurement. Con
nection is made with the electrics at
Stowe, so that persons heading for
Montpelier can pass right along to
their destination without delay.