News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-10-21
Mrs. F. P. Keller visited her sister
in Hard dWick Yesterday.

caller in town yesterday.
Jesse Briggs made business trip
to Hardwick Tuesday.
Mrs. W. M. Sleeper went to Wolcott
Tuesday for a few days visit with
friends.
DIR. and Mrs. Morgan of Stowe were
in town Tuesday to attend the funer-
al of s. B. Doty.
A regular meeting OF the W. X. {.
will be held at G. A. r. hall next
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A. B. Gill left Tuesday morn
ing for visit to friends in Scituate
and Boston, Mass.
Fred Brown returned Tuesday even
ing from visit OF several days in
Boston and Plymouth.
Melvin M. Morse and wife and Miss
Myra Parker of Hardwick passed
Sunday at the home of j. K. Parker,
Mrs. |. O. Andrews has been contin-
ed to the house for several days, sut-
fering from the effects of a hard cold.
Norman Thomas has bought E, A.
Hills property at Morristown Cor
ners and will move there in few
DAYS.
Mrs. Henry Thomas has been visit,
ing for several days at the home OF
her brother, Frank Butler, in Pleas
ant Valley.
On Friday evening of this week the
ladies of the Cong'l church will hold
one of their celebrated dime suppers.
Everyone is most tcordially invited to
come.
W. A. Wart special agent of the
Ptenix Mutual Insurance Co., OF
Hartford, Conn, was in town Tues,
day night, making business call on
I. G. Cheney.
Parker & Morse have recently plac-
ed handsome new sign over their
market on Portland st. The work
was done by c, H. Small, which is a
guarantee of a first class lob.
Mrs. E. HI. Blake, mother Of Mrs.
A. NJ. Burke, cello brated her SSth
birthday in a quiet manner yester-
day, by passing the day with Mrs.
George Stiles on Winter street.
F. j. Smaley sold a handsome
pair of black working horses to
Joseph Martin Of Calais Tuesday
They we're from the last stconsigument,
of which several good bargains are
lett.
Mrs. Susan Coburn of Stowe, who
has been visiting friends in Hardwick
for several weeks, arrived in town
Tuesday morning and is making d
short visit to A. F. Whitney and
family.
Victory Lodge, No. 1872, l 0 G. T,
hold their next regular meeting Mon
day evening, Oct. 26. A large attend
ance of mem bers is desired as election
OF officers for the next quarter occurs
at that time.
Fl. A. Slayton and Rev. e. C. st
Care are in Burlington attending
the State Sunday School convention.
Mr.. Slayton is treasurer of the asso-
citation and Mr.. st. Clare goes as dele,
gate from the Cong'l church.
Leon Booth has finished his engage.
ment with j. F. Thomas and goes
this week to Providence r. | where
he will work for the present for his
brother, l. P. Booth, awaiting the
result of his civil service determination.
Prof. Elmore will meet his dancing
class for the first lesson this week
Friday evening. 1t is desired that all
Who are planning to attend will be
present Friday night. Indications
point to large and successful term.
Another treat in store for those
that appreciate fine music and dane
ing Dec. 81, 1908. at Town Hall,
MorrisviIle. R. Young of st. Johns
bury will furnish music for a concert
and ball under the auspices OF the
Morrisville Fire Department.
The ladies of the Universalist
church have now nicely located their
Rummage Sale in rooms recently va
Gated by DR.. Stevenson. Take an in
ventory OF your belongings and see
ifyou can't find something you can
part with. The ladies can use any
thing.
George Bryant returned Monday
night from few days visit to his
home in Worcester, Mass, and re-
sumed his work In j. F. Thomas
grocery and market. Mr.. Bryant
has had eight years experience as
meat cutter and will be a valuable
addition to the business.
We are glad to announce that Mrs.
M. 5. Eddy, who has been in a very
serious condition for several weeks,
has now passed the critical point and
is considered by her physicians to be
on the road to recovery. Mr.. Eddy
wishes to express his gratitude to the
many friends and neighbors for their
assistance and expressions of sympa-
thy during the past few weeks.
Hon. Charles GIeed and family, who
have been spending the summer in
Morrisville, started Monday morning
for their home in Topeka, Kan. The
Gleeds have passed several seasons
here and always take an active inter-
est in the social life of our village.
During the past summer Mrs. Gleed