News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-25

! " Npeuu Thanksgiving Win relatives
in Westfield.
l.. M. Jones and family of Johnson
are guests at the home of Col. and
Mrs. Geo. W, Doty.
The Morrisville Cadets met at four
O'Clock this afternoon for weekly drill,
instead of Thursday afternoon.
Hall & Cheney are arranging the
room in the rear of the store for their
usual elaborate display of holiday
goods.
Several p. A. students left town
this morning for their homes. where
they will spend the Thanksgiving
vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. e. G. RubIee leave to-
night for Burlington, where they will
pass Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. j. Bigelow.
MIR. and Mrs. G. III. Dutton of North
field are guests of their son, F. j.
Dutton and family on Dorchester
Heights, for a few days.
James FL. Clark and family of Hard
wick will spend Thanksgiving day
with Mrs. Clark's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G. Towne at Cady's Falls.
George Rublee goes this evening to
Burlington, where he will soon enter
upon bis second years study in the
medical department of the U. V. M.
The NJ. E Ladies' Aid society will
serve one Of their popular ten-cent
supp9rs next Wednesday evening in
the vestry. All are cordially'invited,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Kinney went to
Greensboro this morning, where they
will partake of the festive bird with
the family of DR.. and Mrs. F. C. Kin
ney.
Martin Chaff4e arrived home Mon
day evening from the U. V. M. for a
week visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. W. Chaff9e, in the west part
of town.
Hon. F. G. Fleetwood returned
home Monday evening from Boston,
where be has been for several days,
incidentally taking in the Y ale Har-
ward football game.
The I t. Z. u OF the U1lversalist
church will be postponed next Sun
day evening on account of the union
Thanksgiving service to be held in
that church at the same hour.
Mrs. F. z. KeeIer goes this evening
to Hrdwick, where she will spend
| F,h }nlkg.y ng With her sister, Mrs.
/ WiT CAenanU. =. niilineiy parlofs
will be closed Thursday and Friday.
David Wood, who for several years
has dealt quite extensively in Christ
mas trees, will ship several carloads
this year to Buffalo, n Y and has a
large number nicely trim med already
at the station. ....-
Those of the First Primary depart
ment of the Morrisville Graoed School
having no absent or tar0y marks for
the term just ended are Freida Mobiles
and Ray Smalley. ana
Next Tuesday evening, Dec. 1, from
s until 10, the ladies Of the Woman's
| Club will observe Gentleman's N ght
by a reception at Mrs. Gleed's. Each
member is expected to bring one
gentleman friend.
Earle Harris, who has been visiting
in town for several days, left for his
home ir Newport last Saturday
morning. He was accompanied by
his sister, Miss Mary, who will spend
the Thanksgiving vacation with her
parents.
Earle's show window, in which ap-
pears a large assortment of furs is at
tracing much attention this week.
They havethem to suit all tastes and
pocketbooks. They are also making
a special showing this week of new
waists, new wasting and skirts.
D. c. Slater of Essex Junction, New
England manager for the Empire
Separator Co., of Bloomfield, N. j..
hos been in town this week and has
arranged with c. G. Boynton to take
the agency for the Separator in this
territory. Mr.. Boynton has already
placed several orders.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. P. Munson will
spend Thanksgiving with the family
of Mrs. Munson's brother, Prof A. l..
Hardy in Amherst, Mass. Mr..
Munson went Monday to Hanover,
N. H., and was joined there to-day by
Mrs. Munson, going to Amherst to-
night. They will return the first of !
next week.
Miss Lucy Slayton, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Slayton, celebrated
her eleventh birthday Monday even
ing, by an enjoyable party given to
twenty-four OF her young friends at
her home on West High street. Dur
ing the evening refreshments, consis-
ing of ice cream, cake and sand wiches,
were served. A birthday cake was
also made for the occasion and was
decked with eleven can
dies. Miss Leona LaForest sang
solo during the evening.
T. B. Ellis has purchased j. II.
Warren's stock of groceries and the
invoice was taken last Friday. Mr..
Ellis will move the stock to his store
at once. 1t is well-known that MIR.
Warren's grocery stock was tirst-class
in every particular and there is not
shop worn article In the whole lot
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