News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-01-01
Grew Daniels of Waterbury was in

town last Saturday.
Several of the stores were closed
this afternoOn-all on account of New
Years.
Walter Gilbert of Burlington spent
Christmas with his mother and other
relatives in town.
A very pleasant crokiuole party /"
was given by the Misses Irish last
Thursday evening.
Joseph Rand of Boston has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. A. b. Rand
and other relatives in town.
Prot. WI. Paul is in New Hamp-
shire, where he is conducting several
dancing schools this winter.
Mrs. Matte Ray of Keene, N. H., is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Souther on the Laport road.
An addition of two stone cutters
we're added to the force at the Pike
& Boynton granite sheds this morn
ing.
The Ladies' Home Journal can be
seen at the library, a years supscrip-
tion being the gift of Mrs. Mary Aus
tin.
Miss Cora Brackett of Rumford,
Me-, has been the guest Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. R. Bracket, for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Patch were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs j. M. Kelley
over Sunday. Mr.. Patch is brother
of Mrs. Kelley.
Geo. W. Clark sold yesterday his
five months old filIy for$10O. A year.
ling by the same mare was sold last
year for $125.
Howard McNall went to Boston
yesterday, where he will remain sew
eral days, making his annual visit to
his brother there.
Walter Smith of Waterbury has
been spending a vacation of several
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison Smith OF this place.
Miss Lillian Palmer of Mystic, P, @,
is visiting her brothers. Cecil and
Lawrence Palmer, and uncle. 7. B.
Ellis and family for few days.
Roy S. Morse of Montpelier. a
student in the medical department of
the u. Y. NJ, was guest OF Levi
Munson for several days last week.
j. +. Thomas has added a line of
fresh fish TO his market supplies and
vii have large variety of lake and
-sese@is ssaseF fsA every Thursday and |
Friday.
Arthur Forbush, who has been
shorJ vaca ion with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Daniels, returned to Boston Monday
evening.
L. E. Bracket, who was in the pho
tograph business here for several
years, selling to |. l.. Sanborn last
spring, will open studio in Hard
wick about Jan. 1st.
Mrs. James Clark went to Barre
Monday to Join her husband, who
has employ yment there. They will
board tor the present, leaving their
household goods here.
II. W. Allen & Co., the welI-known
Burlington dry goods people, an
nounce a great clearance sale, com
mencing Thursday, Jan. 2, and con-
tinuing through the month.
The electric battery machine in
Ellis store is receiving considerable
attention. 1t costs penny to get
shocked the degree to which your are
effected being registered on dial.
Clarence Thomas went to st. Johns
bury Monday and will begin work in
that vicinity tor the Union Tea Com
pany at once. He expects to move
his family there in about two weeks.
The annual clearance sale is now
on at the Combination Bargain store.
Great bargains, thet you cannot af
for to miss are offered in all depart
ments. Don't fail to take advantage
OF this opportunity.
Il. II. Bronson of Oakland, Cal,
has been visiting Mrs. Nancy Chase
on Maple street for several days. Mr..
Bronson is the son of Mrs. Bronson
of East Hardwick, who celebrated
the one hundredth anniversary of
her birth Dec 8 He went TO CalifOr-
nia twenty-seVen years ago and this
is his first visit to Vermont.
Regular convocation of Coral chap
ter, No. 16, o. E. s., last night. 1t
being the annual meeting the follow
ing officers were elected:-W. NJ, Mrs.
Sadie Heath; ". P. J. A. Robinson;
A. NJ, Mrs. Ida l.. Town; Con-, Mrs.
Kate Hutchins; A, c Mrs. Salina
Spiller; Sec'y, Laura Irish; Treas,
Elizabeth Blair. The list of appoint
ed officers is to be made out by the
first three officers and will be given
later. Installation of officers at next
regular convocation in January.