News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-03-11
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Frank and Jennie lsham returned
Monday from a few days visit in East
Fairfield.
Mrs. William Richardson of Little
ton, N. H., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Laura f. Geed.
G. C. Davis OF East Montpelier has
been visiting his son A. c. Davis in
town for several days.
Miss Florence Billings returned
Monday evening from few dsy visit
in Bethel and Montpelier.
Stephen Gile, father of Mrs. Lewis
Wakefield, is quite i'll, suffering from
the effects of bilious fever.
Mrs. Judevine of Hardwick was a
guest at thehome of Hon FL. H., Pow
ers several days last week.
j. NJ. Warner Post, have secoDed
Charles II, Williams Esq of Bellows
Falls, Vt. Memaral day speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Ellsworth went
to Cambridge Monday, where they
will visit their son for few weeks.
Prof and Mrs. w. A. Beebe returned
Monday morning from several days
passed with relatives in Cambridge.
AL. Fuge, formerly employed by
Drew Daniels at Waterbury, began
work last Saturday for Mould &
BOyntOn.
Mrs. E \. Hillreturned from Swan
ton Tuesday morning, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Frank Dunbar
and children.
Charles DOrr of Jefferson, N. H.,
passed Sunday at the home of A. G.
Hamel the guesto of his daughter, Mrs.
AvoDell Phelps.
DR. Geo. l.. Bates was in Hardwick
recently to attend bis brother, Or.
Chas. Bates, who is seriOrisly i'll
of Bright's disease.
Miss Myra Parker, returned to st
Johusbury Monday to complete her
course in the business training depart
ment of st Johnsbury Academy.
Mrs. E. c. Olmstead ofChicago, who
has been visiting in town for the past
week, has gone to Elmore, where she
is visiting at the home OF Lyman L.
Camp.
Miss Griffin, the trimmer, who hes
given such general satisfaction in the,
millinery department at o. Z. browne
and Co'sstOre, will arrive in Ii few days
for the spring season.
Leon Adams, who is employed in
the stoue sheds, has moved his
house hold goods here from Cabot
and is domiciled in the Darling ten
ement on Court street.
Next week Tuesday evening the Y.
NJ. G. A. basket ball team Of Burling-
ton will come to Morrisvile to play
the Gymnasium team. This will be
great game. Don't fail to see it.
The lamb-like nature ofMarch thus
far is calculated to arouse suspicious
in the retrospective mind. Don't put
away your shovel or Overcoat yet.
March is a treacherous month and
cannot be trusted.
The sugar festival given at the, M.
E. church last night was a great sue
cess. Fifteen dollars were taken in.
The sugar was from |. N. LeBaron's
sugar place and was of an unusually
fine quality.
DR. A. A. Minott will be in Burling-
ton next week, March, IS, 10 and 20,
in attendance upon the State Dental
Society Convention, held at the Van
Ness. His Office will be open for ap-
pointments during his absence.
Asa Ober was in town from Montpel-
ier recently, where he has been pass
ing the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. V. G.
Heath. Asa says "Morrisvile is the
place to live ill.," and he thinks the
rest of the family are of the same
opinion. He expects to return here
soon.
Mark Johnson, who has been work
ing for Drew Daniels at Waterbury
for some time, is again employed in
the stone sheds here. Mrs. Johnson
passed Sunday in town. They will
take up their residence here as
soon as they can find a suitable tene-
ment.
Miss Bertha Aller, book keeper for
H. Waite & Son, is taking two
months vacation from her duties
and will pass part of the time visit
ing relatives in New Hampshire. Mrs
W. W. Holbrook of Hyde Park aud
Miss Glee Morse are doing the work
in her absence.
Homer Farrand, who has been
spending few days at j r. Parker's,
went to East Hardwick Saturday to
attend the golden wedding of his
grandfather, David Farrand, who
will be remembered by many of our
old readers as prominent farmer of
this county % years ago, living on
the Capt Kenfield farm at the Cor
ners and the Lyman Minor farm in
Hyde Park.
A. c. Littel has purchased the BIZ
cycle business formerly conducted by
Davis & Partlow and later by Davis
& Hardy, and he will conduct the
same the coming season at the old
stand in the Tiff block. Mr.. Littel
thoroughly understands the busi-
ness and is hustler. We predict for
him large business and can safely
guarantee his customers satisfactory