News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-23

| Mrs. A. j. Smith visited relatives in
Hardwick over Sunday.
Miss Alice Ellis of Henryville, P. Q
is visiting her uncle, Z. B. Ellis.
Mrs. H. o. Spaulding visited friends
in st. Johnsbury last Thursday.
E. G. Wilson returned Saturday
night from the California excursion
trip.
A. B. Gill returned last Saturday
night from a weeks visit to Montreal
and to his former home in Canton,
NY.
Mrs. l.. F. Rice visited friends in st.
JohnsbuIy last week and attended
Caledonian County Fair.
Andy Udall, who has been spending
a two weeks vacation in town, re-
turned to Proctor Friday.
Mrs. A. B. Gill and son, Wendall,
have been visiting for several days
with friends in Hardwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Hill entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Emery of st.
Johnsbury several days last week.
Albert Sulham has moved from the
P. F. Spaulding farm on Randolph
road to his house near Whitney's
mill.
William Thompson and wife of
| Chicopee, Mass, are guests of Henry
Tillotson and wife on Morristown
Plains. Mrs. Thompson is sister of
Mrs. Tillotson.
Henry Best, of the Hardwick Ga
Zette office, has been in town for sew
eral days, taking a forced vacation
on account of a game" arm, caused
by one Of Jobs comforters.
G. F. Small returned from Winooski
Saturday, where he has been visiting
relatives for two weeks. He was ac-
cou panied by Fl. NJ. Small, who has
been making an extended visit there.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Smith returned
last Saturday from the California
trip. Thy made quite stop in Col
orado ana took a 200 mile carriage
drive through the farming sections.
They also spent considerable time
in Illinois.
Mark johnson has vacated the
rooms in the upper part Of J. A. Rob-
inson's house on Congress street and
moved into Mrs. Florilla Spaulding's
house on Summer street. Mrs. Spaul-
ing has gone to Garfield to keep house
for Bert Taylor.
John Colvin of Rutland made his
regular visit to this place last Satur.
day and was accompanied on the trip
by Mrs. Colvin. Sunday a part
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. Colvin and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Small! made the
ascent of Mt. Mani field.
Frank M. Harris left Monday morn
ing for Hartford, Conn, where he has
position in A. l.. Foster & Co.'S.
clothing store. This is one the Besse
syndicate stores, which embraces
thirty seven of the best equipped
clothing stores ia the New England
States.
Don't be fooled in trading a sub.
stance tor shadow. Any substitute
off red as 'iust as good" as many OF
the we'll known and popular remedies,
is a shadow of that medicine. There
are cures behind claims made for
the well-known remedies, which no
"iust as good" medicines can show
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Blair went to
Portland, Me-, last Wednesday for
short vacation, returning Saturday.
While there Mr.. Blair put in consider
able time in the shoe market, secur-
ing some genuine bargains, of which
his large patronage will get the bene-
fit.
The entertainment at Town Hall
last Thursday evening by the Coloni,
al Moving Picture Company was first.
class in every particular. The at
tendance was ridiculously small and
the band, which organiz alton was to
receive per cent of the receipts, and
paid part of the expenses, is a loser
by the deal.
The baseball season In Morrisvil!e
was closed last Saturday with an
exhibition" game between Danville
and Morrisville, which resulted in
final score of % to 4 in favor of the
local team. The visiting team was
composed of a gentlemanly lot of fell
lows, but Simmer lot of baseball
players would be hard to imagine.
Those present got their moneys
worth in amusement. Features of
the game we're Mould's double somer-
sault to first and Miners sensational
throw to deep center, when trying to
catch man off second, and the sue
cessful attempts of Sulham, the visit
ors catcher, in eluding the ball, especi-
ally when Worthwhile had a man on
third. AS roaring farce the closing
event was decidedly a success.
Letter TO H. p Muns0n.