News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-02-25
Don't fail
To hear De Witt Miller

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Great run on the Agency these day ;.
Ernest Page of Waterbury passed
last Friday and Saturday in town.
Hall 4 Cheney are busy this week
taking the annual inYoice of stock.
James Clark and family are passing
few days with relatives in town.
Miss Grace Sawyer goes to Burlng-
| ton tomorrow to spend her vacation.
rh.re Will be II Grange social at
their hall, Thursday evening, Mar O..
Mrs. Charles l.. Shaw went to
Waterbuj y Tuesday for few days
visit.
School closes to-day with an ex-
hibition this evening by the Junior
class.
Walter Smith has finished work for
Drew Daniels in Waterbury and re-
ug ei hom..
Miss Maud Moultou leftlast Thurs
day tor Manchester, N. H., for visit
vi friends.
All members of the O. E. s. will
please remember the District Meeting
here March 10bh.
Fred Small has been called to Mid
dlebury by the serious illness of his
aunt, Mrs. W. NJ. Bennett.
j. Fl. Atchinson has sold the Nell
lie smile farm on the Wolcott road
to William Bail y of Milton.
Everett Allen sold his driving horse
to parties in Connecticut and shipped
the animal last Sunday night.
Miss q 9pha Atherton of Waterbury
has been a guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harrison Smith for several
days.
Plans are being made by the young
men OF the NJ. E, Church tor d straw
berry supper co be giveu early III
| March.
Miss Eta DOty and her brother
Charles, go to Boston this evening
and will be absent the remainder of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Ellsworth of
Pleasant Valley have been guests Of
his father, 81. Ellsworth, on Pleasant
street this week.
A. n. Camp is passing the week in
Cambridge, writing insurance forany
who may not have yet joined the
Travellers ranks.
Landlord Randall has been taking
q few days vacation ana during hiS
absence j NJ Miles has been 'assia(
ing at the Randall.
Miss Anna Barnes of Bakersfield
has been visiting tor several days at
the home of her sister, Mrs. j, A.
Bundy in this place.
Mrs. Meia E. Winters, who has
ben working the past few months for
Mrs. W. M. Small, has returned to
her home in Morrisville.
At the regular meeting of Rath-
bone Lodge, No. "a, K. of P. held last
evening the first and third Ranks
were worked on two candidates.
Geo. Brady is handling fine pair
of driving horses for p. g. Hill and
expects to produce one of the best
span of gentleman's drivers in town.
Miss Rose Campbell of Attleboro,
Mass, and Miss Lila Campbell of
Barton have been visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. W. j. UttoD, for several
days.
The Methodist Ladies Aid So
ciety will serve supper in their YES
try, Wednesday,, March f., all are
cordially invited. Business meeting
at four O'Clock.
Frank Peck of Boston made short
call upon friends in town the first Of
the week. He has been making a
short visit to his aunt, Mrs. B. G..
Sheldon in SwantOn.
The W. r. C. will meet next Satur.
day evening at 1870 at G. A. R. hall
AT $50 a short literary and social
entertainment will be gwen, to which
members of the G. A. r. are invited.
Fred Campbell, who has a position
in the New Cumberland House at
Plattsburg, N. Y, has been in town
several days recently, called here by
the critical condition of his brother,
Daniel.
The hardware firm of Webster &
Sanders have a new ad in this issue.
which will be of special interest to
sugar makers. Watch their space ia
the CITIZEN this week 1t will save
you money.
E II. Jones of Windsor and Miss
Eva Campbell, daughter of Mrs. j. M.
Campbell, of this town were married
in Windsor Monday. They arrived
in town yesterday and will make a
short visit here.
Miss Blanche Campbell arrived in
town from Cummington, Mass, last
Saturday, where she has been EN-.
pic yed in a hospital. She came to
care for her brother, Daniel, at the
home of H. Tillotson.
George Il. Terrill is in attendance
this week upon Farmers Meeting
held in several different towns in Rut-
land county. He will make addresses
at each meeting upon the following
subjecte;-"Care of Dairy Cows" and
Fruit and Vegetables"
Miss Tia Niles went Monday morn