News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-10-01
w. w, Delano, the tea man, Was in
johnson on business to-day.

business trip, which will take him
through several different points in
lower Canada. He will be absent
about ten days.
Mrs. Jenkins, mother of Mrs. G. 2.
Drowne, has moved here from Pea
body, Mass, and occupies rooms in
the Centennial block, over the office of
Powers 4 Cheney.
Have you noticed the fine display
Of leather goods in the show window
of the Hall & Cheney pharmacy
Besides looking tasty there is quality
in every article shown in this window.
The Morristown Poor Farm prop
erty has been sold to R. W. Hadlock
of Jay, Vt. Mr.. Hadlock intends to
erect buildings on the old site and
occupy the new property as soon as
possible.
The popular excursion through
Crawford Notch to BARTLETT, N. a.,
occurs this week Friday, Oct. 3 The
special train will leave Morrisvile at
1855 and returning leaves Bartlett,
N. H., dl . ". Ill.
Miss Pool, who has been passing
the summer at the pleasant farm
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Munson,
returned Monday to her studies in
Barnard school, which ia a part of
Columbia College in New York City.
Morrisville is we'll represented at
Montpelier this week and among
those who started for the scene of
action yesterday are c. III. A. Stat
ford, II. G. Fleetwood Frank Sault,
t. c. Cheney, ID. FL. Lanberton and
George Towne.
Charles Benedict, for the past year
employed in the Warren Leather
Co.'s tannery, finished work there
last week and contemplates going to
Boston to work. His family expect
to pass the winter at their old home
in New York.
Geo. w. Clark is the recipient of a
cane, sent to him from Manila by his
friend, Mason s. Stone. 1t is fine
piece of work and is made iu sections
OF horn, ivory and pearl. 1t is need
less to say that the present is highly
valued by Mr.. Clark.
A. r. Campbell is making special
drive on cutlery of every description.
This line combines beauty, worth and
economy and will appeal to all in
want of these goods. If you want
the best watch possible for the least
moEgg call on Campbell. See new ad
u sk.
Estase desls embracing uyer-
$15 OJ0 worth OF properly nave bezn
consummated through the agency OF
j. H& Atkinson in the past two
weeks. That the attention paid to
this class of business by Mr.. Atchin-
son Is appreciated is shown by the
large increase in his business.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B Dotv start Oct
20 Tor California. They expect to be
absent until spring and if the climate
agrees with Mr.. Doty they will spend
most of the time 10 Southern Cali
fornia. On the return trip they are
planning to visit several points of in
terast and will stop some time at
Colorado Springs.
We have located H. b. Boynton
and as usual find him on the hustle
He is now in Buffalo, n. Y, and in
the past two weeks has shipped II
car loads of peaches and grapes, or
over 1000 baskets. All but one of
this number of cars have come to
Vermont and have been shipped over
the st. j. and L. C. road.
The wooden bridge below the Addi.
son dill farm on the Laporte road,
has been taken down aud a new steel
bridge will be erected in it's place. |.
NJ LeBaron is now at work on the
foundation. This work blocks the
traffic over the Laporte road and
makes it necessary that all travel be-
tween Morrisvilie and Stowe should
go over the Randolph road for the
present.
Fourteen Morrisville people ac-
cepted an invitation from Eli Gile to
participate in corn roast, given
within his domains the first of the
week. Those fortunate enough to
attend one of these gatherings pre-
sided over by Mr.. File are will aware
Of his qualities as an entertainer. A
large stone arch built expressly for
these occasions added much to the
enjoyment of the same. The party
in question report one of the best
times OF the season.
George Emore is making extensive
repairs on his building occupied by
J.F. Thomas grocerystore on Port
land street. A front will be built on
end the windows made larger, which
willmake practically "a glass front.
Many modern improvements will be
made on the interior Of the tenement
over the store and bay window
added on the front tside. The entrance
to the tenement will be changed from
the side to the front of the building.
Postmaster III. j. Fisher has re-
ceived permission to change the Ioca-
ton of the postoffice to the new
Drowne block, which will be done in
about ten days, as soon as the new
room is completed. The new post.
Office will have floor space of 20 by
"a feet. -Four new tables with racks
and stools for the rural carriers will