News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-10-07
Earl Gray of Hyde Park began
work Monday for Ell. P. Munson.

Earl Gray of Hyde Park began
work Monday for H. p. Munson.
Mrs. e. s. Kelsey has so far recov-
cred from her recent Illness as to be
about the house.
Frank NJ. Patch of Waterville was
a guest at the home of W. B. Patch
several days last week.
Victory Lodge, No. 1872, l. o. G T.
will hold their regular meeting Mon
day evening, Oct. 18th.
Jud Warren finished work last Sat
urday night for Parker & Morse and
will work for j. Fl. Warren.
Leon Booth goes tomorrow night
to st. Johnsbury, where he will take
the civil service examination.
Miss Nellie Patterson of Manches-
ter, n H., was recent guest Of her
aunt, Mrs. FL. Aller, on Maple street.
M. and Mrs. Fl. A. Slayton return
ed Monday noon from the California
excursion trip, being the last of the
excursioniats to return.
Robert Wakefield returned to his
work in E G. Wilson's store Monday
after q two weeks vacation spent
with bis parents in Swanton.
Bentley'a clearance sale of picture
moulds Is meeting with a large sue
cess. If you wish to take advantage
of the big discount call early.
Nero Churchill of East Barre made
bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson
Churchill, and numerous friends a
short visit the first of the week.
George Bryant, for several months
the popular clerk at The Randall,
finished his engagement there last
Saturday night and began work Mon
day morning in j. F. Thomas store.
Albert SpauldiDg finishes his en-
gagement with Charles B. Davis in
his truck business, this week and ex-
poets to go next week to Tarrytown,
N. T.. where he has a position with
FL. R. G. Watson.
James Winn has been taking a va
cation for the past week. passing the
time in Plattsburg, n Y, and Bur
lington. His place in the barber
shop has been taken by james New
comb OF Hyle Park.
Mrs. Messer has engaged Miss Eliz
abeth Germain of Milton as trimmer
again this season and she began work
there last week. A large line of fall
hats are ready for inspection. Read
their business notice this week.
j. 4. Hill of Montpelier arrived In
town last Saturday, for a visit of sew.
erai weeks with his daughter, Mrs.
Fred Lawrence Mr.. Hill is we'll
known in this place and Was tor years
prosperous farmer in Emore.
Blair's show window contains sew
eral new styles of shoes that are
strictly Sit" He carries full line in
all departme its, both for ladies and
gentlemen, and also a complete line
of children's shoes. Where will you
buy your next pair?
A double team belonging to Chas.
Cooke of Elmore started from the
wrong end" OF Portland street Mon
day afternoon and ran, unguided, up
the street at breakneck speed. They
we're stopped in front of o d. Mat
thews resi- 1enee. Luckily no damage
was done.
Mrs. Ernest Brackett came home
from Elmore Monday, where she has
been spending the summer at the
home of her uncle, L. l.. Camp. She
has been in feeble health for some
time, but her condition isso much i'm
proved that she hopes to be able to
return to her home in Chicago soon.
Mrs. Charlotte Camp Farr from
Chicago passed through Morrisville
last Saturday on her way to Rich
ford, where she was to visit her
cousin, Mrs. Henry Puff4r. Mrs. Farr
is the only daughter of the late New
ton Camp of Chicago, who was a res
ident of this town several years age.