News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-04-30
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non Lodge this evening. Work on
the E A. degree.
Chas. McCarty of Waitsfeld, form
erly one of our welI-known farmers,
has been in town this week calling on
his many friends.
The condition of Mrs. FL. j. Fisher,
who has been seriously ill for several
days, is slightly improved to-day.
There are advertised letters at the
postoffice for Frank S Gould, John
Geroux and Mrs. Sarah Jane Luce.
Walter and Frank Isham went to
East Fairfield this morning and will
pass several days vacation in that
vicinity.
Mrs. F. D. Carter, who has been in
Door health for several months and
under the care of Dr.. c. c Rublee, is
much better.
Miss Alice Holbrook, who has been
enjoying a two weeks vacation, re-
turned to the office of the Warren
Leather Co., Monday morning.
Mr.. aud Mrs. F. O. Lunt were i'll
Eden Sunday to attend the funeral OF
Mr.. Lunt's brother, Bert Lunt, who
died in Burlington last Friday.
0. E. Stygles went to Worcester,
Mass, Tuesday morning, where be
mas employment with one OF the lead
ing market concerns in that city.
Mrs. V. NJ. Hardy, who has been
visiting at the home of her father, j.
c. Noyes, for several weeks, returned
to her home in Foxcroft, Me-, Tues
lay.
Mrs. F. M. Jackson and daughter
of Saranac, N. Y are at the home of
Chas. A Davis for few weeks visit.
Mrs Jackson is a cousin of Mrs.
Ds,vis.
G. F. Smith is drove night and day
with bis separator business. He has
put out about 60 machines this
spring. Clement says he thinks he
has driven nearly two thousand miles
in the last two months.
F. D. Carter, foreman of the bridge
painters for the Boston 4 Maine and
st. J. & L. c. roads, with headquar-
ters here, has gone to Maquam this
week to oversee a ID of painting on
the Lake Champlaln House.
| During the storm last Saturday a
section fuse was burned out in front
of the Slayton & Sanders pharmacy
extinguishing the lights on Congress
street, Harrison Avenue, Union and
High streets and Jersey Heights.
John Burdick of Hardwick came
here Saturday and purchased build
ling lot of Geo. W. Clark on Dorches
ter Heights. Mr.. Burdick was resi-
dent of this town few years ago
He will build this fall and again make
Morrisville his home.
Mrs. Celia Hamel went to Burling
ton last Thursday to the Mary Fletch
er Hospital for treatment, accom-
panied by her brother, A. c. Hamel
Mrs. G. A. Gle, her sister, went there
Yesterday to be present when the op-
GRAFTON was performed this after
noon.
A. G. Small is Offering great bar
gains in um brelas at the COmbina
ton store this week. DON miss see
ing their show window as it is mode
of neatness and elegance. That nict
line of chidren's dresses for all ages
from one to IA, should be seen to bt
appreciated.
J. S. Banister went to Boston last
evening, where he will give his per
sonal attention to the selection of
large consignment of fruit and gro
ceries for his new store, which he vii
open up in a few days. Watch on
for the largest stock of fruit ever seeI
in Lamoille county.
The many friends of Miss Ila Niles
who has been at home for the pas
few weeks recovering from an attack o
appendicitis, will regret to learn tina
she was taken again last Sunday will
the same trouble and has been in
serious condition since. A council o
doctors was held Monday and the.
advised an operation as soon as tn
patent is able to be taken to Boston
Her condition is somewhat improves
to-day.
, Peoples Academy have baseball
team this spring and are making a
enviable record. They have not los
? a game this season and added on
J more to their list of victories las
Saturday, winning a game from th
8 Johnson High school team at tina
? place, score standing 10 to 8. Th
t P. A. team was crippled as their bat
e terry was absent and two boys froI
e the Grammer school played. Cove
e did the twirling for the p. A., wit
j. young "Steve" Phillips at the recei'
D ing end. The boys report a pleasar
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