News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-01
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WORTHWHILE.

p. G. Stearns of Johnson was a
business caller in town Tuesday.
Carroll Page of st. Johnsbufy ar
rived in town yesterday for a short
visit.
George Lackey and wife of WoTces-
ter are visiting friends in town for a
few days.
Miss Nan Wombell is assisting as
stenographer for I'll. Waite & Son
for few days.
Miss Alice Nash of Burlington is
passing few days as the guest of
Mrs. Ida Churchill.
Mrs. L. A. Rivers and daughter,
Miss Grace, returned Monday from
few days visit in Johnson.
Miss Mildred Woodbury. of Bur.
ingtOn is visiting her sister, Mrs. G.
NJ. Powers, during this week.
Harold Dutton of Montpelier has
been g guest for several days of Fred
Small on the Randolph road.
Miss Jennie Carpenterot WaterviIe
has been a guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn A wilkins this week.
W. F. Flanagan has been in Bur-
lington to-day, in attendance upon
the Laundrymen's State Convention.
Arthur Waite resumed work Mon,
day, after having been confined to
the house for several days by illness.
Mrs. V. M. Hardy of Foxcroft, Me-,
is visiting her father, J c. Noyee, at
the home of NJ. B. Eaton on West
High street.
Mrs. Keeler's millinery opening will
be held on next Wednesday,, April 8
Call and inspect the large exhibit OF
trimmed goods.
Miss Rosa Campbell, who bas been
q guest OF her sister, Mrs. WI U5tun,
for several weeks, left this morning
for Attleboro, Mass.
The Knights Of Pgthias hall in the
Fl. A, Siayton & Co.'S. block is nearly
completed and will be ready for oceu-
pancy in a short time.
There will be school on r. A. NJ.
degree at Masonic Hall, Friday,
April 3, at 730 p m, after which re-
freshments will be served.
Ladies holding invitations to the
concert, ThuFsday, please present
them Mt Hall & C1eney's store and
secure reserved seat check.
N B. Blair has bought of Charles
Herrick fourteen head of Jersey COWS
for his farm in Fletcher and drove
them TO Cambridge Monday.
The supper given ty the United
Workers last Friday evening was at.
tended by over 125 people, witch was
much larger attendance than usual
Miss Josie SIayton, teacher in the
Adams school Burlington, aud Mas
ter NOyes, who is attending school
there, are at home for the Easter va
cation.
Easter off rings that appeal to the
careful buyer are in order at the
Combination store this week. They
have a tine line of Gents hats that
should be seen to be fully appreciat.
ed.
Brownies millinery opening occurs
April 8, 9, and 10 and you are cor
daily invited to make an inspection
Of their large and elegant line of the
newest ideas in spring and summer
millinery.
81. Waite is making extensive i'm
provements iu the interior of his
Main Street residence. He will put
ia hardwood 61ish in several rooms.
besides making other repairs. G. w.
Fitch and Joseph Rivers are doing
the work.
Carroll Dwinell and Mrs. Mason and
daughter of Haruwick were guests at
the home of j FL. Belmont the first OF
the week, returning to tbeir homes
tuesday morning. MIR. Dwinel is
brother of Mrs. Belmont.
Miss Eta D0ty ard brother, Master
Charles, who have been spending the
wiuter at the Randall, moved back
TO the Doty residence Monday. Mr..
and Mrs. s. B. Dotv are expected to
return from California in a few weeks.
A new card has been placed in the
directory at the depotcontainiug the
schedule for C. L. Gates Morrisyil,-
Stowe stage route. Under the man
agement of Mr.. Gates this route ia
gaining much in popularity with the
public and business is constantly in
creasing.
DaWitt Miller, who has appeared in
Morrisville on several previous oc-
casiols, will be heard here again next
Tuesday evening, April z. He is too
well-knowu here to need any words of
introduction, and should fill town
ball to the doors. Secure your seats
at Sleyton & Sanders at once.
A suit to recover damages in a case
wherein Myron Whiteomb sues AL.
bert Jones upon a warrant of q COW
purchased of Jones by Whitcomb
last July was brought before Justice
Niles in the Office OF Powers & Cheney
last Friday afternoon. Powers X
Cheney appeared for the plaintiff and
r. W. Hulburd for the defendant.
The case employed good share of
the day, as alarge number of Witness
es were examined. Justice Niles