News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-05-13

MORRISVILLE.

Hiram Stafford visited relatives IL
Cambridge several deys last week.
Capt. Frank Kenfield went to Bur
lington Tuesday for a short business
trip.
DR.. G. B. Rice Boston will supply al
the Cong'l church next Sunday morn
ing. ..l
Z. G. Wilson returned this morning
from a short business trip to Burling.
ton.
Charles Herrick has been shingling
Mrs. II. S. Kelsey's residence on Main
street the past week.
Canes of the spliced variety were
quite numerous in the hands of Nor
risville citizens Sunday.
Lala Brown has returned to The
Randall after spending several weeks
at her home in Westfield.
| Mrs. E. W. Clark of Westfield is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
j. Edmunds on Maple Street.
Miss Ethelyn Barnard of Belvidere
is visiting for few days at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Frank Cutting.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Van Alestine OF
Syracuse, N. Y, have been stopping
at the Randall for several days.
Miss Gladys Thomas, who has been
employed as table girl at The Rand
all for some time, left for her home in
Waterville Monday.
S. W. Beaulac of Greensboro was
in town the first of the week. This
was "Steve's" first visit to Morris
vile in several days.
Walter Cartier, who recently finish
ed work in A. r. Campbell's iewelry
store, has moved his family TO Wi
nooski, where be has position.
The residences of Mrs. Laura F.
Gleed on Park street and DR.. c. G.
Rublee on Main street have recently
been frightened t. y coats of paint.
Joseph Muzzy of Johnson and Rod
ney V. Course of Greensboro have
both received an increase of pension
through the agency of Ii. B. George.
DR.. j. A. Robinson made an official
visit to the Eastern Star lodge at
j Jacksonville last Thursday evening.
Arthur reports very pleasant time,
Owing to the change in telephone
management, F. e. Carr, for some
time manager of the N. E. Exchange
in Morrisville, will leave the first OF
June.
More of the artistic sign work OF c.
Ell. Small has been added to the list on
Portland street. The latest are two
neat signs at the entrance of the NEWS
AND CITIZEN office.
We are again requested to run the
old stereotyp ped complaint that bicy-
Gle riders are breaking village by
law by riding on the sidewalks. The
trustees say it must be stopped.
The Epworth League will observe
it's fourteenth anniversary May II,
making use of the Wesley Succession
programs. Please have this service
in mind, and help make it a success
by your presence.
A. B. Munson reports an addition
to the quadruped family at the farm
Two fawn have been seen several
times recently on the premises. Ami
says they are quite small and a very
pretty sight from distance.
Mrs. f. E. Hawley and son, Vern,
went to Jacksonville Tuesday, where
they will visit for few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Whitcomb.
They will go Friday to join Mr..
Hawls y at Nashua, N. H., where they
will make their future home.
Sherman Doty and James Winn
have moved their pool and billiard
tables and barber shop outfit from
the Foss building on Lower Main
street, to the south store in the West
block on Portland street and we're
open for business at the new quarters
Monday night.
By order of the trustees the custom
of dumping rubbish over the bank
from any part of the "dug-way !"
road above Park street is strictly
forbidden. Any who have acquired
the habit should "forget it" at once
as the laws regulating these abuses
will be enforced.
Aletter received yesterday from
l.. S1nborn announced the death o,
their little daughter, Ila Luretta, aged
10 months, which occurred at Their
home in Plattsburg. N. Y, Monday
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Sanborn have
the sympathy of their many Morris
vile friends in their deep bereave-
ment.
Editor Jameson of the White River
Junction Landmark, was In town
over Monday night, guest at thu
home of his brother-iD-law, III. j.
Fisher and made this office pleas
ant call Tuesday morning. He has
been camping at Greensboro for the
past two weeks and reports a great
outing.
Harry Ellsworth and A. j. Brooks
went to Boston Monday night, where
they have been offered temporary
positions in a market of the famous
Swift Beef Co., at salary of $15 per
week and board. A large number Of
men are being hired bv the eomnenv