News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-12-09
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the house with a severe case OF the
grip.
C. F. Smith and wife left Tuesday
evening for the State Grange meeting
at Rutland.
H. l.. Bentley is now nicely located
in his new quarters in the Hendee q
Fisk block.
F. E. Wheeler has placed a new
sign over his place of business on
| Portland street.
A. F. Whitney, who has beenin poor
health for some time, has been con-
fined to the house recently.
For Holiday Goods of the substan-
tial kind, call at Woods Gents Fur
nishing Store. A nice assortment.
All those Interested in the Congre-
gational Society sale to be held De-
cember 1S, will please leave the arti-
cles with Mrs. Il. A. Slayton.
Mrs. F. P. Keller has one of the most
artistically trimmed windowsin town
this week. 1t is a special arrange
ment of sofa pillows and covers.
Will Hamlet of Elmore is stopping
at the home of his brOther-in-law,
Perley Bridge, for a few days. He is
recovering from injuries caused by
horse stepping on his foot.
Another Masonic sign now adorns
the front of Town Hall, in the name
of Tucker Chapter, r. A. NJ. The
sign represents the emblem OF the
order and is the work of A. NJ. Adams
Three new signs have been placed
on the browne Block. A. N. Camp,
Notary Public; G. H. Raymore, Mil
egee; Atchinson & Boynton, Real Es
tate and Insurance. A. NJ. Adams did
the work.
There are advertised letters in the
post office for the following Mrs.
Z. D. Bridge, J. E Dawson, Mrs. lii
lie Ellis, Mrs. Lula Holmes, Cynthia
A. Lewis, Nettie Page, Dan B. Smith
and L. Il. Ward.
q. NJ. Powers has recently received
a check for 1925 from the Travellers
Insurance Co., in payment of his
claiEn for iriuries received last sum-
mer. The claim was paid through
the agency of A. n. Camp.
Clarence Thomas returned Monday
morning from several months spent
in Bing ghamton, N. Y. He expect to
leave next Monday for New Hamp-
shire, where be is to continue in the
employ of The United Construction
Company.
M. Konosky has moved his shoe
making business from the first floor
in the Champeau block to the base
ment, where he will resume his repair
work. He is a frst-class workman
and his former patrons will be pleas
ed to know that he is again doing
business at the old stand.
A special meeting of Coral Chapter,
No. 16, will be held next Monday
evening for the purpose Of installing
the new officers. O. NJ. Waterman
will be installing officer and Mrs
D. c. Spaulding, Marshal. All mem
bers of the order are especially re-
quested to be present.
Last Saturday Officer Hamel ar.
rested Andrew and Luther Shattuck
for intOxicatiOn and they were pros
pcuted Monday by States Attorney
BickneIl of Johnson, before Justice
Niles. Both pleaded guilty and we're
given the usual fine for first fence.
They paid their fines.
The first basket ball game of the
season is arranged to be played in
the Gymnasium one week from next
Friday evening, D C. IS. The con-
test will be between the Gym" and
Academy teams and promises to be
interesting from start to finish. Both
teams claim stronger lineup than
in any previous year.
If ally of the visitors at Drowne's
were startled Monday morning to see
one Of the lady clerks wearing a cow
boy cartridge belt, in which suspend.
ed II mammOuth siX.shooter, their |
fears were uDgrOunded as it was only |
the fulfilling of a wager. The clerks |
feasted on Bakers" the rest of the |
day at the expense of one of our we'll
known professional men, who will be
more careful IN the future how he |
dares the clerks in the Big Store.
Geo Wiltshire of Elmore returned |
from Burlington Monday morning,
where he was called by the serious ILL
ness OF his oldestson George Millard,
who was operated on at the hospital
Saturday. At the present time he is
reported as getting along as well as
could be expected. George will be re-
membered by many as working for c.
s. Page at Hyde Park for several
years, but for the past few years has
been at work in dry goods store at I
Barre.