News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-23

FREQ james roUuTueu EI"oJ w
Barre after spending a vacation at
A. f. Whitney's.
Walter Pike has gone to HardWick,
where he ia employed in the meat
market of Farrar & Sawyer.
Mrs. FL. G. Sherwin's sister, who
has been visiting her, has returned
to her home in Manchester, N. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Ewins of Wa
terville visited at the home OF her
brother, George Bassett, last week.
M. G. Clark of Burlington, manager
OF the N. E. telephone exchange IN
that city, was in town over Sunday.
The Warren Leather Co.'S. tannery
is closed for today and tomorrow,
in order that all hands may attend
the Fair.
L. E. Daniels went to Boston Mon
day, where he will begin course OF
study in the Harvard Graduate
School Oct. lst.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. FOss and Geo.
A. Morse of this place went on the
NSW IOEh 0ACuiSIOnS bICbI OAbf9 CA SHN
mail Monday night.
Robert Wakefield is taking a two
weeks vacation from his duties in Il.
q. Wilson's store, and is visiting his
parents in SWanton.
Bernie Herrick, who has been work
ing in New Hampshire for the past
year, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Herrick.
Mrs. Emily Hal tson is the posses
sor of a double white petunia, which
was slip last May, and which now
has % beautiful blossoms.
Regular communication of Mount
Vernon Lodge, No. s, F. & A. NJ, will
be held on the evening of Sept. 30.
Work will be done in the M. NJ. de.
gree.
Mr.. and Mrs. e, C. Boynton and
son returned Monday from few
weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
U ton in Merlden, Conn, and at the
Beach.
Carroll Morrill, returned last Satur-
day night from months trip in the
interest of the Warren Leather Co.
He LETT again Tuesday morning on a
similar trip to New York state.
w. j. Bigelow, of the Burlington
Free Press staff, who is spending a
vacation at the home OF his parents
in Stowe, accompanied by his family
is a guest for a few days at the home
OF DR.. and Mrs. Ruhlee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Darling of
Euf'ld, N. H, formerly residents of
this town, have been visiting friends
in town. Mr.. Darling was prosper,
Gus farmer IN Morristown twenty i've
years ago and went from here to his
present home in Enfield.
Miss Mary Watts of Stowe visited
friends in town the last of the past
week. She returned home Saturday,
accompanied by her sister, Nellie, who
has been at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Chenty during their absence on
the California excursion trip.
E. G. Kinney and wife, who are in
the employ OF the American Sunday
School Union, have returned from
their cottage at Greensboro, where
they have been spending several
weeks, and will spend the winter here,
having rooms in G. W. Fitch's house.
A grand excursion through the
Crawford Notch is to come off Friday
Oct. 2. Train will leave Cambridge
at Ut a. M, johnson Z 35, Hyde
Park Z 46, Morrisville 1855, Wolcott
8 Ii. Fare for round trip from any
of thes places $172. 1t will be fine
trip.
Prof. and Mrs. Henri c. E. David, =
who have been spending the past
two weeks at Caspian Lake, are
guests of Mrs. David's father, D. W.
Tenney. They leave soon for Chicago,
ILL.,, where they will make their home
in the future. Mr.. David is an in
structor in the University of Chicago.
Miss Celia Burbank, who has a DO
sition as operator in the N. E. Tele-
phone office at Enosburg Falls, has
been a guest of her mother Mrs. Mary
Burbank. She returned to Enosburg
Falls Tuesday. Florence Little of
Hardwick was guest of Miss Bur-
bank over Sunday.
F. G. Fleetwood, W. M. Sargent
and Rev. C. c. st. Clare went to st.
Johnsbury last Saturday noon, where
they were guests during the after.
noon and evening of Joseph Fair
banks, returning on the midnight
train. The afternoon was spent in
playing tennis and the trio report
fine entertainment at the hands of
Mr.. Fairbanks.
The Geo. F. Earle Dry Goods store
is one of the principal places of at
fractions these days to the feminine
shoppers. This big store is loaded
with everything pertaining to ladies
wear, and the most casual observer
cannot but notice thegood quality of
everything displayed. MIR. Earle
claims that good merchandise makes
satisfied and continuous customers.
Last Sunday morning services were
held at the Methodist and Congrega-
tional churches under the auspices of
the Anti Saloon League. At the
former Rev. Fl. j. Chidley of Hanover,
III WAS tha anna knr and E I Far