News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-02-18
LOCAL N EWS.
MORRISVILLE.

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visitor in town Monday.
Charles Perry was in Waterbury
Saturday, returning Sunday.
A few from this place attended q
dance in Hardwick last evening.
Miss Della Grover went to Cam
bridge Monday, for few days visit
with friends.
Mrs. Deford of Hardwick is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. PhiIo g. Hui, On
Union street.
Miss Maud Farrar went to Barre
Monday, wheresh viii pass two weeks
with relatives.
George Tillotson finished work for
Fl. W. Billings in Stowe last week
AMI is now at home.
Miss Palmer of Essex Junction has
been in town for several DAYS, the
guest of Mrs. Geo. Brady.
Mrs. B. c. Sheldon of Swanton has
been passing several days in town,
the guest of relatives and frieuGs
W. L. Tillotson has been confined
to the house for day or two, suffer
ing from the eff4cts of a hard cold.
The 10 b OF March is the date Of
the concert by the famous pianist,
Alvah Glover Salmon. Be ready to
buy tickets.
George Rublee was at home from
the u. V. M, where he is taking Il
course in the Medical department,
over Sunday.
Miss Maud MoultOn, who has been
passing several weeks in st. Johns.
bury and Greensboro, returned home
last Saturday.
Leon Bundy of Burlington has been
visiting relatives in town recently
While here he disposed of a building
lot on Eimore street.
F. W. Sault of Essex Junction spent
Sunday with his family in town. Mr..
Sault expects to move his family
there the first of March.
Charles Raymore finishes work as
cashier in G. P. Brownies store next
Saturday night and will be succeeded
in that position by Miss Emily Rublee
A special convocation of Tucker
Chapter, No. 10, R A. NJ, iscalled for
work on the NJ. M. M. degree Thurs.
day evening, Feb. 10, at 1870 O'Clock
Mrs H J. Dwinell and son, Phillip,
of Maynard, Mass, have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. E W. Webster and
other friends in town for the past
week.
Preparations are being made by
the Universalist choir to give an oper-
eta in the near future. The proceeds
will go toward the fund for new
piano.
E. FL. Vancour, manager of the Citi-
z4n's Telephone Exchange in Morris
vile, has been transactlng business
in Burlington and Essex, N. Y, for
the past week.
On account of the storm no meet
OF the W. c. T. .. was held the 18th.
The next meeting will be the Oath at
the home of Mrs. Burke. A large at
tendance is desired.
Invitations are out announcing a
dance to ue. given by The Jolly
Seven" at town hall, Morrisville, Fri,
day evening, Feb. 27. This will be
the event of the season. II you have
an invitation don't miss it.
Mrs. g. l.. Carroll went to Worces
ter, Mass, last Saturday morning,
where she will visit relatives for two
weeks. She expects that her daugh-
ter, Miss Lola, who has been visiting
there for several weeks will accom-
pany her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Slayton moved
to their new residence, recently pur.
chased of the Peck brothers on Maple
avenue, last Friday. Extensive re-
pairs have been made on the interior,
making it one of the best arranged
homes in the village.
B. A. Palmer of Wilder came to
Morrisvile last Friday to attend the
valentine party given that evening.
Saturday evening, accompanied bv
L. b. Ellis, he went to ST. Albans
and from there to his home in Mysti..
2 Q They returned Monday morn
ing.
Dan S. Luce of Stowe has purchased
of j. p. Morey the Frank Small farm
on the cross-road connecting Rand.
dolph with LapOrte in this town. The
purchase includes stock and tools
and the consideration was $500.
The sale was made by Atchlnson
Real Estate Agency. Mr.. Luce will
take possession March 1st Mr.. and
Mrs. Morey may settle in Morrisville
Friday evening last the Y. p. sc
E. of the Coug'I church gave very
enjoyable musicale in the vestrv. The
new piano, which was purchased Of
Gov. Woodbury. and which is very
satisfactory, was christened. After a
very fine entertainment, consisting of
instrumental and vocal music with
violin playing and recitations, games
were played and refreshments served.
The society and the Sunday School
recently sent to Gov. Woodbury.
edness to him in the general allowance
nice letter acknowledging the indebt.
he gave them in buying the hand
some piano.