News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-10-15

MORRISVlLLE.

DuFlluS UOu'
Earle's millinery window attracts
much attention.
Miss Jessie Buker passed Sunday
with her parents in Cambridge.
]. W. Campbell of East Hardwick
was in town the first of the week.
Geo. Gage of Bellows Falls passed
Sunday in town, the guest of friends.
0, NJ. Waterman left Monday morn
ing for Boston, combining business
with pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Belmont are
the proud parents of a nice girl, born
last Friday morning.
Miss Albina Yelle of Burlington is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Walter
Cartier on High street.
G. W. Patch of Johnson was in town
last week looking up wood for ship
ment to Lawrence, Mass.
F. j. SmaIley will go west soon,
where he will select another car OF
those famous western horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton of
Salisbury were guests at the home of
Mr., and Mrs. T. C. Cheney over Sun
day.
J. M. Jackson, accompanied by his
brother, George left Monday morning
for Sutton, P. O., where they will visit
their boyhood home.
Mrs. W. B. Earle and daughter,
Mrs. A. j. Beeney of Chicago, have
been visiting for the past week with
friends in Hinesdale, N. Fl.
Miss Blanche Foss, who has been
passing a three weeks vacation with
friends in New York and Connecticut,
returned home Saturday night.
Rev. G. N. Kellogg is now located
in Boston, where he is keeping house
end supplying pulpits occasionally.
His daughter Nellie is much better.
There will be no dancing school
next Friday evening as the hall is en-
gagged for another purpose. The next
school will be held Friday evening,
Oct. "a
A new sidewalk has been built on
the street connecting Portland and
Pleasant streets. This is a much
needed improvement and will be much
appreciated.
Frank Sherman, who has been
passing several weeks at the home of
his uncle, Hiram Stafford, in this vii
lage, returned to his home in Ludlow
Monday morning.
Miss Alice Reed has sold her resi-.
dence on Bridge street to A. p. Smith
OF Stowe, possession given as soon AS
the present occupants vacate. The
consideration was $500.
Judge Powers, and Mrs. Geo. M.
Powers aud daughter. Dorothy, left
Monday morning for Burlington. Mrs.
Powers will attend the annual musical
festival held there this week.
W. H. jerks who has been passing
the summer at North Hatley, P. Q :,
called on friends in town last Friday
night. Mr. jerks has purchased the
Chase studio in st. Johnsbury and
taken possession.
Id E. Bliss and family left yester.
day for Boston, taking advantage of
the excursion. They will be away
about a week and will pass a part Of
the time with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cooke at Mills, Mass.
VIM. Wombell and son, who are
employed at the Asbestos Mines in
Eden, passed Sunday at their home
here. Mr.. Wombell has rented the
Cong1 parsonage and will move his
family there from the Reed house this
week.
b. A. Palmer was in town several
days last week, calling on relatives
aud friends. He recently completed
an engagement for the season as sta
tion agent at North Hatley, P. @
where he has been for several sum
mers. After a few days passed at his
home in Mystic, P. @, he will return
here. He will go TO Wilder, Vt,
soon, where he again takes charge
of the station at that place.
The entertainment last Friday eve
ming by the Alonzo Hatch Electro
company at the town hall received
liberal patronage and gave very gen
eral satisfaction. Mr.. Hatch was
unable to take part on account of
illness, but the other parts were well
taken and the moving pictures were
the clearest and best ever seen here.
The Cong'l church received about
$17 for their share of the proceeds.
The new bylaws of Tucker chapter,
R. A. NJ, have just been issued in
booklet form by the News AND CITIZEN
establishment. Tucker chapter has
among it's members a long list of
honored citizens OF Lamoille county
and is one of the strong Masonic or
CARNATIONS of this county. 1t has a
large membership and the outlook is
good tor "more and better work"
during the coming winter months.
A novel party was given by several
young ladies last week Tuesday even
ing, in the form of a progressive din
ner party. The first course was
served at the home of Miss Ednah
Rublee, the second course at the home
of Miss Mary Fisk on Jersey Heights
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