News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-03-25
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MORRISVILLE,

G. F. Randall was in Burlington
over Sunday.
George Ellwood of johnson was in
town Tuesday.
F. B. Morse of WoIcott was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. q. M. George of Hardwick was
in town Tuesday.
A. N. Camp went to Cambridge
Tuesday for short business trip.
P, G. Hill was in st. JohnsbuIy on
business Monday, returning Tuesday
morning.
Misses Alice Chase and Berta Davis
are visiting friends in Craftsbury for
a few weeks.
Miss Bertha Jennings of Wolcott
is guest of her friend, Miss Ezella
Goodell in this place.
R. L. Lilley and R. R. Wakefield
were in East Fairfield last Sunday,
the guests of Roy Pease..
Miss Laura Durfy of Burlington
was guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Ober over Sunday.
Mrs. W. Fl. Fl. GoodelI returned
Monday morning from a few days
visit with relatives in johnson.
Walter Jacskon resumed his posi-
tiOn in Warren's market last week,
after q vacation of a few weeks.
Fred Jaynes of Barre passed sever
al days in town recently, the guest of
his family at the home of A. F. Whit
ney.
P. j. Liberty, who is employed by
the Morse Lumber COmpaI y of Cam
bridge, was at his home mere over
Sunday.
Miss Bernice Kendall returned from
Hardwick Tuesday morning where
she had been visiting friends for a
few days.
Miss Myra Parker returned to her
school la ST. Johnsbury Moudsy
morning, after having passed Sun
day with her parents.
Miss Ida Stanton of New London,
Conn, is guest at the home OF DR..
and Mrs. j. W. Robbins. Miss Stan
ton is Il sister of Mrs. Robbins.
G. A SoiIler returned from Enos.
burg Falls last Saturday night,
where he has been employed by Con.
tractor Maney for the past season.
c. j. Thomas has been in Hardwick
several days this week in the inter-
ests of the Grand Union Tea Co
where newrouteis is being esta blished.
Arthur Warren is taking a few
days clay eff" from his duties at the
Foundry, on account of injuries re-
ceived On one hand while dcharg-
ing his duties there last Saturday.
Last Wednesday afternoon the
Misses Chase entertained small
party of ladies at whist at their home
on Maple street. Refreshments we're
served and very pleasant time en-
joyed.
Nj. o. Lee, who is working in Cam
bridge, was in town over Sunday.
He reports may flowers in abundance
there, but very little maple sugar,
for which latter product that town is
famous.
DR.. Geo. l.. Bates accompanied by
DR.. Genge of Hyde Park, went to
Bakersfield Monday, where they as
sisted DR.. Wheeler, in an operation
on Dr.. Melville of that place for ap.
pendicitis.
Mrs. George Currier, who lives on
the Eimore road and has the reputa.
tion of having the best fl over garden
in town picked a boquet of double
daises March 20. THIS is about six
weeks ahead of schedule time.
A special meeting of Rathbone
Lodge No. "a, K. P. is called for
Tuesdsy evening, Mar. 81, Work on
21d and 3rd ranks and the question
of furnishings for new hall will con-
stitute the business of the evening.
A full attendance is desired.
Charles A. Perry, Frank J. Dutton
and Percy Davis leave tomorrow
for PeekskIll, N. Y, where they have
positions in a large granite shed.
The trio are popular young gentle
men here and will be missed. We
hope it's only vacation.
George p. browne left Monday for
New York City, where he will pass the
week in the markets purchasing a
large line of summer goods for all
the departments of the new store.
Have you made their millinery de-
partment that call you owe it, yet?
Tomorrow evening in the Gymna-
sium occurs the event of the season
in basket ball. A game between the
Hyde Park and Morrisville Gymna-
sium teams. This is sure to be live
ly and closely contested game. Fun
begins at 500. Don't fail to be pres
ent.
Mrs. F. P. Keeler has rented the
old post office rooms in the Hendee
& Fisk block and will move her milIi- |
nely business there as soon aa nossi. |