News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-02-11
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MORRIS ISVlLLE.

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Glenn A wilkins was in Hardwick
on business last Thursday.
George Bughee was in East EImore
Tuesday on telephone business.
E II. Vancour was in Burlington
b. first Of the week on business.
Walter Smith and Ecnest Page oi
Waterbury were in town Sunday.
A. W. Stone of st. Johnsbury was
in town on business last Saturday.
Miss Ida Norton recently passed
a few days with friends in Waterbury.
Do not miss hearing the Haw-
thorne Musical Club tomorrow even
ing.
The regular meeting Of the O. E. s.
will be held at their hail next week
Tuesday evening.
Miss Anna Dameritt of johnson
was at the homeof Mr. and Mrs. j. B.
Partlow last Thursday.
Fl, A. Smalley went to Barton
Landing Tuesday, where he will at
tend musical convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smalley were
in attendance upon the Farmers
Meeting held here yesterday.
Edmund C. Mower, and family of
Burlington passed Sunday with his
father and sisters in the village.
Miss Mable J D1sten, who is pas
tor of the Cong'l church in Eden, Vt,
was at the Randall over Sunday.
Alton Littel of Enosburg Falls
arrived in town last Saturday for a
visit to friends. He returned Tues.
day.
Walter Jackson, Miss Georgia
Jackson, Miss Emily Rublee and Miss
Nora Chase, passed Sunday in Water.
bury.
0. W. Stygles has sold to George
W. Clark the farm known as the
Kaiser place in Stowe, consideration
$3.50.
Mrs. Romain Morse returned to
Rutland Tuesday, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Morse will make their home for the
present.
George F. Earle returned Friday
morning from New York, where he
went to select new spring and sum
mer goods.
A. g. Small has added a new show
case to his store furnishings, which is
an ornament as well as very useful
acquisition.
Mrs. R 1becca Burdick of East Hard
wick was recent guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs Thomas Gary, near Cleve-
land Corners.
John E. Gale of Guildford, one of
the speakers at the Farmers Meeting
here Tuesday, was a member of the
last Legislature.
Regular Convocation of Tucker
Chapter No. Is, r A NJ. Friday even
ing, Feb l3, at 7:30 o'clock sharp.
work on M. NJ. M. degree.
There will be a Junior Eadeavor
Social at the Cong'I church vestry
this evening from Z until 8 O'Clock.
The children are all invited.
c. M. Fletcher ofCanaan, Vt, State
Agent for the United States Health
and Accident Co., was in town over
Tuesday night and made a pleasant
call at the office of Wilkins & Camp.
Harrison Dodge will build a resi-
dence on his lot on the corner of Con-
gress street and Clark avenue, the
coming season, and expects to begin
work on the buildings in the early
spring.
Ernest Butterfield has been unable
to attend to his duties at w. M. Bar
ber's store for several days on ac-
count of illness. Will Douglas has
been filing the place during his
absence.
The time limit for the water and
light bills to be paid, as published
elsewhere in this issue, have been
changed from the 18Th to the Goth of
February. Be sure and keep within
the limit.
DR.. A. A. MinOtt went to Montpelier
last Saturday on business trip and
returned Sunday via Worcester. The
hOEJOI dliO"S ulhb De uhS seen the
roads better right in June. The re-
turn trip occupied several hours.
On Thursday afternoon of this
week the Ladies' Social Circle will
meet in the vestry of the Universalist
church. The members are urged to
be present at as early an hour as pos
sible as matter of Importance may be
considered. Supper served at 5
o'clock.
The meeting of the Woman's Club
next Monday evening will be in charge
of L. {. Cheney, who will give an in
formal talk on State Government, in
place of F, g. Fleetwood, who is OBJ
iged to be away. Let all members.
and Others who are interested be
present.
The closing public of Prof. Ell
more's dancing school was a fitting
iOish to an enjoyable and successful
term. Over one hundred couples we're
present and the occasion was enjoy
able from start to finish. The supper
served in the IT, A. Il. hall bv the w.
h. G. was tirst-clas and we'll served.
Muaia for the don vpa., c,,nsghol l,-r