News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-07-01
MoRRISvILLE.

turned here yesterday and viii begin
work at once for Mouid & Boynton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bates enter
tanned several neighbog AMI friends
at their home on Olive street, Sunday,
in honor OF birthday Of Mr. Bates
J G. Saz yer was aFres. sl l,.j luk-
enness by Officers Smith snd Drowne
last Thursday night. de- pIei guilty
before Justice Niles and was fined
S1031.
All members of the Universallst
Sunday-school are requested to meet
at the church next Thursday evening
at Z o'clock to rehearse music for the
concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Looms .amphar
returned Monday evening from a few
days visit to friendsiu st Johnsbury,
Lyme onville and other points in Gale
donia County.
&c. Cheney went to Montpelier to-
day to attend the quarterly meeting
of the Directors of the Vermont Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co., of which
Board he isa member. ~
Stanley J. Parsons, who Graduated
this year from Norwich University,
leaves tomorrow for PNburg, P.
A., where he has position in the Of
flee of the Ritter Conley Co.
There will be a practice meeting of
the Fire Department tomorrow even
ing at Z O'Clock. 1t is especially de-
sired that a full attendance of the
ladder truck gang be present.
E. W. Gates, for several years an
efficient clerk for Ii. P. Munson has
finished work there and at present is
assisting in making an inventory of
CD. Slayton's stock of goods.
James Edwards returned to his
home in Montreal last Saturday,
after having passed several weeks at
the home of his uncle, Geo. Norton, in
this place, and with friends in Water
bury.
Mrs. Clarissa Eaton and,daughter,
Clara, returned this week Monday to
their home in Manchester, n. II e., after
having passed several days at the
home of Mrs. Eaton's brother, S. D.
Luce.
William Wombell was at home
over Sunday from Hardwick. He re-
turned Monday, accompanied by his
son, George, who has a position there
with the Woodbury. Granite com
pany.
A new industry that certainly fills
a long-felt want and is receiving a
good patronage Is the bOot-black
stand at the east entrance to the
Randall. The business is conducted
by Levi Hill.
Mrs. Frank Ladeau from Oxford,
N. 81. and Baynard Jacobs Of Pier
mont, N. a., visited Mrs. Ladeau's
brother, Anthony Jacobs; ~ erai
days the past week. The latter is
working for FL. Jacobs.
Misses Glee and Lula TowDe, &C
companied by their grandmother,
Mrs G.. M. Pope, started this morning
for Boston. On the RI turn trip they
will visit friends in Reading, West
boro, Andover and Lebanon.
Manager z H. VanCor of the Citi-
zens' Telephone Co. and brother,
Arthur VanCor, went to Burlington
Tuesday morning to be present at
the marriage of their sister, Miss
Charlotte, which occurred to-day.
Undoubtedly one of the busiest
firms in town is that of Webster &
Sanders, hardware dealers and plumb
ers. They have recently finished
job of plumbing for the new X. P.
hall, which, like all work doDe by
them, is first-class in every respect.
Anthony Jacobs, who lives in the
west part OF town, allows that he has
II EN- all beaten when it comes to hen s
eggs of extreme z4s and exhibits four
eggs which fully corrohorate his
claim. They measured Sx6& in, SX6A
in, and the two smaller ones measure
ed 3x3A each. The distinguished
"biddy' is for sale for $500.
A complete inventory of the stock
of goods in c. j. Sayton's general
store is being taken. ii. A. Slayton,
G. j. Slayton, A. N. Camp, Herbert
Slayton and E W. Gates are engaged
in the work. This is one of the larg
est stocks of general merchandise in
the County and considerable tlme is
necessary to complete the work.
The Ladies Aid OF the NJ. f. chutch
will serve the usual dime eulper in
their vestIy next Tuesday July Z,
from 3 o'clock. Come aud bring
your friends. Business meeting at
four O'Clock, to which all members
are especially asked to be resent
that the business which has come
from the repairing may be allclosed
up.
The many Morrisville friends of
Chauncey Wiley, a former graduate
of Peoples Academy will be Pleased
to learn that he finished third IN the
class of thirty graduates at U V. M.
Medical school this year. lie also
took an amiuation for an appoint
ment to n hospital in Lynn, Mass
and out of ten contestants was the
only one to receive an appointment.
The entertainment "a Honaspun
Heart, given at Town Hal last
Thursday evening was first class and
was much enjoyed by those In attend