News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-01-29
WORTHWHILE.


Ira Grout of Woodsville, N. H.,
was recently in town.
An interesting letter from Miss
Florence Bryant of California is given
on page 3.
Miss Maud Farrar went this morn
lug to Walden fol- a few days visit
with friends.
Miss Josie Slloway of Gilmore was
guest of Miss Blanch Foss several
! days last week.
Mrs. Morton Hawley of Jefferson
vile was a guest of her sister, Mrs. F.
b. Hawley, Tuesday.
| Hon FL. H. and Geo. NJ. Powers
have been in Montpelier the past
two days, on business.
| A good number of the Masonic
fraternity attended the district meet
ing at Johnson to-day.
William Clark has returned from
Barre and New Hampshire, here he
has passed several weeks.
Fred Brown expects to leave in a
few days for Meriden, Conn, where
he has secured position.
L. G. Bentley went Monday to
Cambridge, where he has a position
in Mrs. r, Brush's drug store for
few months.
C. B. Spaulding is in Wolcott to-
day, looking after the interests of the
station there, in the absence of sta
ton agent Mead.
Rad every word OF 6. 2. browne &
Co.'S. ad this week and every week.
Bargains in erything is the pass
word at this busy store.
Mrs. Warner Gilbert and daughter
returned this morning from short
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Mower of st. Adams.
These letters are uncalled for in the
the postoftice: Wo!cott Copper Mines,
Ernest Lawrence, H. D. Leach. Mr..
Arthur Russell and Mr.. Shaw, drug
gst.
G. F. Smiths teams are drawing
home another car load of those De
Laval Separators. He passed the
100 mark last year in amount of
sales.
We would like to call the attention
of the ladies TO the business card of
| Mrs. j. A. Robinson. Her price for
the present will be reduced to 35
cents for treatments.
Morse, the grocer, is now nicely
settled in his new business and is
prepared to attend to your every
want. Call him up by telephone
Orders promptly delivered.
H. J. Isham has been quite i'll and
confined to the house again this week.
DR.. Patten of Fairfield was called to
see him last evening and he is report
ed much better this morning.
Il. L. Bentley, who has been hard
sick for the past three weeks, is SO
much improved that he lift his room
yesterday for the first time. He
hopes soon to be at his work again.
Mrs. hurry Buck and grandaugh-
ter, Miss Rena Whiting, who has
been with her for the past year, leave
tomorrow for Minneapolis, Mimi
Mrs. Buck will return after short |
visit.
"New spring goods for 1902" is
the text OF a short and pointed dis.
course by George Earle this week.
There are also few goods left from
the house cleaning sale. Read his ad |
on page five for particulars.
A Michigan man quit smoking Gig
arettes after smoking thirty a day |
for twelve years The funeral was a
very ordinary affair. II the victim
had resided in Morrisville the ST. quel |
would have been the same. Boys |
take notice.
The great clearance sale at the |
Slayton brick store is still under full |
Roadway. c. j. is giving the people
the real thing in a marked down sale |
and, judging from the large crowds
visiting his store daily, his efforts are
appreciated.
A large number of the friends of |
MIR. and Mrs. Gordon Austin gave
Mrs. Austin surprise birthday par
ty last evening. The company was
pleasantly entertained by music,
cake walks, games, ETC., and the oc-
casion was greatly enjoyed by all.
F. P. Keller will resume his old po-
sition as travelling salesman for the
Pease Manufacturing Co. of Burling-
ton next Monday morning. Mrs.
Keller will close her millinery store
here for short time, but will be back
again in few weeks, ready for the
spring trade.
Lamoille Grange will hold it's re-
gular meeting tomorrow afternoon,
at which a large attendance is de.
sired. The grange is planning to |
give a course of three lectures ia the
near future, which will be of special |
interest to grangers. The opening
humble will be given by Fred Il. Fleet
wood, which is ample assurance OF an
interesting and pleasing talk. The
next will be by Prof. L. R. Jones of
the U. V. NJ, his subject being on
Spraying" aud the third lecture will
be by Alpha Messer OF Rochester. Ar
rangements are being made for a
musical and drama to be given in the |