News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-04-09
MORRIS VILLE.

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Newton Camp has very sick horse.
1t is under the care OF DR.. Culley.
Webster's home made bread is de-
servedly popular and his sales are
daily increasing.
As usual Mrs. R. FL. Peck secured
the first dandelion greens of the sea-
son and Royal reports delicious re-
past April 6.
George W. Clark would like to have
the man who borrowed his surveyor
chain return the same, as the parties
wish to borrow it.
j. S. Banister has purchased the
showcases. shelves, etc, of Mrs. F. P.
Keller and will open fruit and gro
Gerry store as soon as he can secure
suitable rooms.
Mrs. F. p. Keeler's closing. out sale
is drawing large crowds of buyers
and their large line of up-to-date mil
inery offers great bargains, which
should be taken advantage of.
Dir rector T. C. Cheney informs us
that there are 500 children of school
age in town. OF this number 257 are
girls and of the whole number 265
reside within the village corporation.
Mrs. Pierce from Rutland, Mass, a
sister of John Lawless, came to town
Monday and returned Tuesday with
the two eldest children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawlese, who will make their
home there for the present.
The building recently occupied by
J. S. Banister has been sold by the
recent purchaser, Mr.. Moody, to
Philo Darling and is being moved to
lot on the Court street extension,
where it will be fitted up into tene-
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Keller have
rented the Freeman house on Sum.
mer street, where they will move in
the near future. Their many friends
will be pleased to know that they in
tend to make morrisville their home
in the future.
Ellis, the grocer. has an attractive
al this week, which will be read by
every reader CT News AND CITIZEN
"BlOom" knows thegrocery business
| from A to Z and his customers are
sure of getting the best service and
the best goods obtainable.
Charlie Thompson, who lives on
Hyde Park Plains, near Garfield,
caught hen hawk Saturday that
measured four feet from tip to tip.
The trap was set on a dead duck, the
victim of the hawk, and when the lat
ter came for his prey be put his foot
in it,"
The first baseball game played
here this season is billed for next Sat
urday afternoon on the Old Fair
Grounds. The match between p. A.
and Hardwick Academy teams. At
tend and witness a good game and
give the boys little financial en-
couragement.
Last Sunday morning the congo
CATION at the Cong'l church was
pleased to hear the old quartet COM
posed of Fred G. Fleetwood, Mrs. H.
G. Fisk, Mrs. George M. Powers and
A. N. Camp, once more. The music
rendered was of high order and
much enjoyed.
L. F. Rice has rented the lower part
of the Reed residence on Bridge St.,
and will move his family here from
st. Johnsbury next week. E 0. Tyler
will move from the Reed house to the
tenement over the City Bakery, to be
vacated by George Prior, who will
move to the farm purchased of
Joshua Merriam on the Cady's Falls |
road.
The o. M. Waterman clothing firm
were never so we'll prepared to save
you money on spring purchases as
at the present season. They are
showing the latest spring styles at,
prices so low that you can afford to
borrow money to take advantage of
the offers. A large and varied stock |
to select from. Call in and see the |
new styles.
Francis Walker Of New York City |
will be the guest of F. &. Fleetwood |
and mother, Mrs. Laura Gleed, for
few days and is expected here Satur-
day. MIR. Walker ranks among the !
best baritone singers in the country |
and is quite we'll known to Morris
vile people, having sang for Us twice
in recent years. He will sing at the
Cong'l church Sunday morning.
James Hill of Morristown Corners
is the latest addition to our adver-
Using columns. He is the successor
to E. Douglas in the general store at |
that place. For years this store has
has received a large patronage from
people residing in the west part of
the town and Mr.. Hill intends to
keep up the old standard. Every
thing to be had in first class coun-
fry store can be found here. Read |
his ad weekly and profit thereby.