News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-05-14
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visiting her sister, Mrs. c. T. Morrill,.
Small offers great bargains in mems
trousers this week. See advertise
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Ellis entertained
her brother, Sumner Young, over
Sunday.
Mrs. A. W. Stone went to Burling-
ton Monday morning for short visit
with her brother.
Harold Darling was taken sick last
week and the attending physician has
pronounced the disease scarlet fever.
Edmund Slayton, drug clerk tor
Slayton 4 Sanders, passed Sunday
with friends in SRanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Hill are the
happy parents of a X pound boy,
born Monday morning.
The ladies of the NJ. E. society meet
Wednesday and Thursday to attend
to the spring house, cleaning of their
church.
FL. M. Rich left Tuesday morning
for business trip to Lowville, N. T.,
and will visit Rutland, VT, before his
return.
Mrs. Ernest Page and Mrs. Drew
Daniels of Waterbury we're in town
last Saturday to attend the Marion
Draper wedding.
Next Thursday evening at 7:30 the
tiremen will hold their annual meet
ing at the engine house. A large at
tendance is desired.
Now the village meeting has "come
and WENT let's have the streetsprink,
ler. Whatever happens we must have
these things in order.
The band stand made it's return
trip from the Fair Grounds yester-
day and once more occupies it's old
position in Academy Park.
c. j. Moore, few days ago, dug a
parsnip thirty and one half inches
long, and measuring thirteen and
one halt inches in circumference.
Rev. DR.. Booth was in Susquehanna,
Penn. May 4, and by invitation of
the pastor occupied the pulpit of the
First Cong'l church in that place.
HI. p. Munson has been thoroughly
repairing his hay scales, Henry Stur-
ges doing the work. They are now
IN first class shape and ready for
business.
lara Griswold went to Suncook, N.
H., yesterday morning, where Mrs.
GrlswOld has been visiting relatives
for several weeks. They will return
home in a few days.
HI. Waite & Son are Offering great
bargains this week that our readers
should not fail to take advantage of.
Read their interesting announcement
on another page of this issue.
Mrs. Philo Hill and son, who have
been passing several days with her
husband at Hotel Lamoille, went to
Hardwick Monday, where they will
spend few weeks with her mother.
Prof. Buckham of the U. V. M. will
deliver the bacalaureate sermon be-
fore the graduating Class of Peoples
Academy this year. The sermon will
he delivered at the Cong'l church
June /.
F. l.. George and Chas. Ward took
a "bike" ride Sunday and as they
were nearing the Benson place from
the Randolph road to Stowe they
saw trio of deer. They were full
grown and crossed the road Just in
front of the wheelmen.
j. L. Archambault has rented the
Tyler blacksmith shop and will move
his business there Saturday, where
he will be pleared to meet all his old
patrons and many new ones. O. E.
Tyler will move to johnson where he
will engage in the same business.
l.. A. Cross and his force of artistic
brush wielders have made a pleasing
transformation on the residence of C.
A. Sanders on Upper Main street.
They used Devoe's paint bought of
G. W. Doty, dealer in the best of
everything for the exterior or inter
ior Of a residence.
The annual spring clearance sale
is now in at G. j. Slay yton's and the
large general line ofup- to-date goods
is offered for limited time at great
y reduced prices. You will be sur
prised at the rediculously low prices
placed on his fine line of shoes for
ladies and gentlemen.
DR.. Hutchins of Montreal was in
Swanton last Thursday in consulta-
tion in the case of Mrs. F. E. Hawlev
of this place, who was injured in the
East Swanton wreck of April "a. Mrs. |
Hawley was moved to Jacksonville |
on Monday of this week and will
come to Morrisville tomorrow, if the
weather is favorable.
The marriage of Miss Alice Draper
of this town to Mr.. Frank Marion of
Waterbury was solemnized at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. A. E. Draper, on the Randolph |
road, last Saturday afternoon, by |
Rev. M. S. Eddy. The bride is we'll |
and favorably known in Morrisville |
and the groom is we'll spoken of by |
Waterbury people, where his parents |
reside. The happy couple left on the
mail Saturday night for Bellows
Falls, where they will make their |