News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-04-16
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Quite a large delegation from here
attended the Ila Niles Benefit Concert
at Morrisvlle Monday evening. All
pronounce it fine.
Lettuce of a fine variety, from
Knights greenhouse, is now being
sold about the village. Cucumbers
and radishes are almost ripe.
Capt. Waite is giving attention to
Odd Fellows business at Bradford,
Groton and Williamstown this week.
He will return home Thursday.
Mrs. Lizzie Crane Bugbee of Newton
Heights, Mass, is stopping for few
days with her mother at Hotel
Phoenix. She came to town last
evening.
Copies of the Brattleboro Phoenix
and Fair Haven Era have come to
this post office in large quantities the
past few days-all on account of
Proctor.
Roy Rooney, an L. G. A. student,
broke his collar bone while at play on
the campus this noon. He was taken
home and DR.. SIayton set the broken
member.
New goods, suitable for spring, are
now arriving at Woods corner store.
The ladies will do we'll to call in and
see the nice assortment of almost
everything.
The Home Culture Club will meet
with Mrs. A. V. Wiswell Thursday af-
ternoon of this week. This is the
last meeting of the season and cleo
tion of officers.
A vacancy having occurred in the
office of Trustee of Daniel NJ. Sherwin,
bankrupt, meeting of creditors is
called for April 26, at this place, to
elect new Trustee.
Wallace Parker was up this way
Tuesday on probate business. He
has got through riding on freight
trains-he allows passenger cars are
good enough for him.
What might have been a serious
accident occurred to Wilson Leach
at Burlington last Thursday. He
was run into by an automobile on
Church Street and his clothes we're al
most completely torn eff from him.
He escaped with slight injuries.
Advertised letters Mrs. L. Alder
man, Mr.. Geo. b. Bailey, Alden Cate,
Mrs. Nellie Dow, Geo. E iwards, Geo.
M. Fairfield, Mr.. S. P. Mckenzie,
two for Mrs. Lottie Matthews, Mr..
Edward Jacobs, Chas. NJ Preast, Mrs.
Sarah Sayles, Mr.. D. Tyler, Esq Mr..
Garlic Whitcomb.
We add this week to our list of ad-
vertisers the firm of Strong & Foss.
They keep about erything to be
found in a general store and their
goods are of best selection. Watch
their advertisement from week to
week and call on them when in need
of anything. Their prices will be
found o. k. This week their adv't
calls especial attention to the famous
Queen Quality shoe, shoe which is
very popular with the ladies. They
have it in various styles.
Miss Alma Bugbee, who completed
work here last Saturday, in order to
accept a position in Philadelphia, was
given surprise Friday evening. She
and Miss Kinsley took tea with a
friend and on returning to their
boarding place, Mrs. Ferd Gauthier's,
found the house in possession of a
dozen or so of their friends, who had
gathered for the purpose of giving
her a surprise" and a surprise it
was, so completely we're the details
arranged. The evening was very
pleasantly passed and dainty refresh
ments served. Just before departing
Miss kinsley, in behalf of Miss Bug
bees office and bank associa tes, pre-
sented her with a handsome gold ring,
with an emerald setting, on which
was inscribed "auf Wiedersehen,
which means in English until we
meet again" Miss Bugbee was again
surprised by this maneuver, but feel
ingly responded, thanking her friends
for the handsome token of remem-
brance. The best wishes of many
friends, made during her seven years
clerkship here, go with her to her
new home.