News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-10-14
MORRISvILLE.
Capt. Kenfield is in Boston.

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Brownies millinery opening last
week was largely attic nded.
Glenn A. Wilkins returned Satur.
day morning from Hartford, Conn.
! I'll. A. Slsyton was confined to the
house several days last week by ill
ness.
| A Citizens telephone has been placed
ed in Mrs. F. p. Keeler's millinery
store.
A. B. Austin left this morning for
a business trip to Aroostock and New
Brunswick, Me.
Ernest Billings of Belvidere was in
town this morning, on his way to
burlington for business trip.
Miss Bertha Herrick leaves the last
of this week for months visit with
friends in Nashua, Tilton and other
points in New Hampshire.
George Bryant took advantage of
the Boston excursion and left this
morning for a short visit to his for
mer home in Worcester, Mass.
G. B. Davis left this morning for
Mortified, where he is a delegate to
a good Templar's Convention. He
will be absent until Friday of this
week.
M. B. Eaton and wife left this
morning for Nashua, N. H. where
they will spend several days with
their daughter, Mrs. Harvey Whit
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Fred Churchill has been suff ring
for the past few days from blood
poisoning, which resulted from one
of his fingers which was severely cut
in corn cutter.
Word recently received from Fred
Rodgers states that he is recovering
from his recent accident, which was
mentioned in this paper last week,
and is now able to sit up.
j. Nj. Kelley and son, Maurice, re-
turned from Montreal Friday, here
the latter underwent very successful
operation at Victoria Hospital for
the removal of growth from his
nose.
A dime supper, which was to have
been give by the M. E. Ladies Aid
to-day, has been postponed, on &C.
count of the illness of Mrs Eddy, un-
til next Tuesday, Oct. 90. All are
cordially invited.
Albert Manchester is taking a ten
days vacation from his duties ia A.
r Campbell's jewelry store. He took
advantage of the Boston excursion
and left this morning for a visit to
his parents in Attleboro, Mass. z
Mr.. and Mrs A. R. Campbell went
to st. Johnsbury last week in their
automobile. Mrs. Campbell and Mrs.
IL C.. Fisk were delegates to the Fed
Grafton of Woman's Clubs held there
last Wednesday and Thursday.
Among those not mentioned else
where, who took in the excursion 30
Boston to-day, are Frank Dacell
and wife, Fred Brown, who will also
visit in Braintree, O. f. Crowell and
wife, P. FL. Yale, Mrs. II. L. Delano,
who will also visit in South Framing
ham.
William Hawks and wife Of Conway,
Mass, were guests over Sunday at
the home Of Col. and Mrs. George W..
Doty. The couple were married last
Tuesday at Conway, the bride being
the daughter OF the Rev. George
FL. Bailey, who married Miss Carrie
Bundy, sister of Mrs. Doty.
Rev. DR.. |. P. Booth leaves next
Tuesday night for Washington, D. c.,
where he will speak before the Nation,
al Universalist convention held ia
that city. The subject assigned d..
Booth for that occasion is, The
place of the Praise Service in the
Church Service" and no doubt the
doctor will give his hearers an inter
esting and instructive discourse. Mr..
Booth expects to beaway from home
about ten days.
"Keep our village clean," is motto
that every citizen OF Morrisville
should keep ever before him. Aclean
village means an attractive village.
An attractive village means increased
interest on the part of visitors and a
growing desire to live in that partic-
ular community. This is the season
for cleaning up around the premises.
Let every property holder keep the
above motto in mind and not fall be-
hind in the procession.