News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-05-07

few days in Barre, returning home
Monday.
Will Whipple of Boston has beer
visiting his home here for the past
few days.
Blair, the shoe-man, is off ering
great bargains in shoes. Read his &C
on page 3.
Prof. Glenn Gould of Johnson pass
ed Sunday at the home of his parents
in Elmore.
The W. R. C. will meet at the G. A.
R. hall Saturday afternoon at the
usual time.
Mrs G. A. Wilkins is spending few
days at tbs home of her brother in
Waterville.
E. g. Wilson is improving the ap-
pearance of his store by the addition
of coat of paint.
C. E Palmer invites you to an in
spection of his new patterns for mems
spring suits. See ad.
James Sears is taking a vacation
of one week from his duties at the
National Fibre Board mill.
There are advertised letters in the
postoffice for Messrs C. BainIow, Will
Carpenter, Lynn Batchelder, Willis
Griswold.
Everyone interested in organizing a
ball team in MorrisviIle are requested
to meet in the Gymnasium Friday
evening at Z o'clock.
The residence of DR.. G. E. Wood
ward has been recently treated to a
coat of paint, under the supervision
of Chas. Small, painter.
Landlord Randall is throughly re-
nOvating the interior of his popular
hotel with paint and paper. F. FL.
Cram is doing the work.
Mrs S. H. Phelps has greatly im-
proved the looks of her place by trim
ming up those six large maple trees
in front OF her residence.
Miss Nellie Darling, who has passed
several months at the home of j. M.
Jackson in this village, went to her
home in Montpelier to-day.
Leon Terrill, who has a position in
a store at Northfeld, recently passed
few days vaca tion at his home in
MOrristown, returning Tuesday.
Read the new ad of E. NJ. Dunham
in this issue. Everything usually
found in tirst-class grocery can be
found at Dunham's grocery at right
prices.
Miss Minnie Gregg left Monday
morning for Burlington, where she
has position in the culinary depart
ment at the Vermont Experiment
station.
Earl Harris of Newport has been in
town for several days and will return
tomorrow. He reports business in
their bakery recently purchased there,
as fully meeting their expectations.
The Misses Alice and Anna Mower
have purchased a building lot of E.
W. Gates from the Leach property on
Winter street, below the residence of
Mrs. Huse. They intend to build
there this season.
Miss Josie Herrick, who has been
taking course OF stenography and
typewriting at the King Richardson
School, Springfield, Mass, has ac-
cepted a position with D. T. Bavles &
Son, Stony Brook, N. Y.
Merton Bachum has finished work
in F. M. Ober's butter box factory
and left Monday morning for Hart
ford, Conn.,, where he will visit his
brother, Leon Bachum. He will make
part of the trip on his wheel.
Newton LeBaron has received the
appointment of carrier on route No.
2, r. F. D., in place of W. W. Fair
banks, resigned, and began his duties
May 6. W. F. Steele has received the
appointment of substitute for Mr..
LeBaron.
|. O. Andrews is quite extensively
engaged in the hennery business and
is having good success with incuba-
tors. He reports an 81 per cent
hatch of chickens from a "Sure
hatcn incubator, purchased from
DR.. j. A, Robinson.
II. j. Dwinell has visited several
towns in the state the past week in
search of suitable place to again
embark in the drug business. We
understand he has serious Intentions
of locating in Essex Junction. He
goes to New York state this week,
with the same end in view.
j. S. Banister has opened up his
grocery and fruit store on Portland
street and new goods for the new
store are enow arriving daily. A better
location for business of this kind
could not be found and we bespeak
for MIR. Banister large patronage.
Watch for his announcement next
week.
This evening the M. E. society will
give their annual strawberry supper
at the vestry. Jersey cream from the
dairies of c. F. Smith and George Fl.
Terrill has been engaged and served
with large, luscious, Strawberries will
make a feast incOmDarehla Sunnar