News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-02-04
LOCAL NEWS
MORRISVILL-E.

the store OF q. L. browne u 20,
DR.. E P. Bigelow of Wolcott was in
town Sunday,
ANY winter jacket in Drowne's stock
at just half price.
james Reed was home from the u.
V. NJ. over Sunday.
Drew Daniels OF Waterbury was in
town last Sunday.
Miss Jessie Buker passed Sunday
at her home in Jacksonville.
Rev. F. l.. Davis preached at Nor
ristown Corn ars Sunday afternoon.
DR., Geo, L Stevenson was in Hard
wick last Friday on veterinary work.
Miss Sadie SuIham has been visit.
ing friends in Marshfied for several
days.
Prof. Jones of the Burlington Agri
cultural college, was a guest of Fred
Small last Friday.
Mrs Thomas Potter of JEFF 4rson-
vile was guest of Mrs. James M.
Kelley last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Beardsley and
son, Sidney, passed Sunday with
friends in Jacksonville.
w. G. McClintock has been appoint
ed guardian for the three children of
the late Stephen Phillips.
Mrs. Willard Stone returned Tues
day morning from a visit of several
days IN Chittenden County.
Miss Myra Parker was at home
over Sunday from her studies at St
Johnsbury Business College.
Mrs. W. G. McClintock has been
quite sick during the past week,
! threatened with pneumonia.
DR.. E. W. Slayton of Warren passed
Sunday in town, the guest of his son,
E lmund, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ell Mower and chill
of Burlington spent Sunday at the
home Of his father, Marshall Mower.
A Irregular meeting of the W. R c.
will be held at G. A f. hall next
Tuesday, afternoon at two O'Clock
e E Brigham and Albert Cole went
to Montpelier Monday to attend the
funeral of q cousin of the former,
Charles Hale. 4
The Town Fathers have been bus
during the past few days gatting the
affairs of the town into shape for the
close OF the year.
Mrs. Myra Sallies, who has been
working at Hotel Lamoille for the
past few mouths, went Monday to ST.
Johnsbury, where she will make her
future home.
Miss Bessie Hopkins of LyndonviIe
began work last Wednesday morning
in the Office of the Warren Leather
Co This Office is always one of the
busy places in town.
Carrier E. S. Robinson onroute No.
l., during the month of January, de-
ivered 3460 pieces Of mail, and col
lected 66S pieces making a total of
412S pieces handled in the month.
Frank Magoon of East Hardwick
was in town last Thursday and pur-
chased fine pair of horses of F. J.
Smalley. Smalley's horses are quick
sellers because they are always as rep
resented.
Mrs. NJ. A. Stone went to St. j Johns
bury Monday morning, where she
will make a short visit to her son, A.
W. Stone. From there she goes to
Newport for an extended visit to her
eldest son, Percy Stone.
Last Thursday evening, following
the ten cent supper at the U1iversal-
ist church, a social was given to the
Juniors, who enjoyed an evening of
games and general good time. Re-
fresbments were served.
Thomas Balanger, who has been
boss of the section here for the past
two years, resigned bis position last
Saturday and has moved to his
former home in SherbrO0ke. p. O.
His successor is William REILLY, who
has been employed on the section for
some time.
The tenth anniversary of Lamoille
Grange, No 233, will be held with Mr..
and Mrs l. n LeBaron at their resi-
dence on Pleasant street this week
Friday. The usual dinner will be
serveG and the other features enioyed
at the annual celebration will be in
evidence All Grangers and families
are cordially invited.
DR.. Geo. 7. Stevenson was called
to the farm of Frank Hame in the
south part of the town last Satur.
day, where he tested the herd of
cattle for the state. Oae COW was
found effected with tuberculosis and
was killed Monday The others were
pronounced free from the disease.
The condemned COW was one that
Mr.. Hamel was keeping for C. II.
Slocum of this place.
Asuccessfu term OF dancing lessons
given by Prof. Geo Emore in Morris
vile will be brought to a close this
week Friday evening by "Dublic," F"
given by the management at N. L. 0. |
L. hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmore will
furnish music and supper will be SER
we'd in g. A. r. hall across the road
from the dance hall The grand
march will begin at $50. Bill for
thn danna 50 cnnta a apunla. amman