News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-11-04
MORRISvILLE.

hunting trip to Alburg.
l.. G. Moody and wife of Waterbury
spent Sundey ia this place.
Mrs. M. s. Fillmore went to Bur
lington this morning for short
visit.
Warren Roberts, undertaken, o.
Burlington was in town Tuesday
night.
George W. Clark left last evening
for Fairlee, VT, for a few days bust
ness trip.
The regular dime supper will be
served at the U1iVersalist Church to-
morrow night.
George Melvin and wife of jeff r
sonvile, have been uests this week at
the home FL. L. Spear.
r. FL. Peck has sold his place on
Winter street, now occupied hy Fred
Provonche, to Mrs. Mary SpiIler.
We promised not to tell about Fred
Ober's shooting turkey, thinking it
was deer, so You will have to ask
Fred about it.
There are advertised letters at the
Morrisville post-office for Mrs AurilIa
D tley, Mrs Charles E. Wood and Mrs
Henry Young.
90. NJ. Waterman was in Boston
last week, selecting winter goods for
his extensive gents furnishing and
clothing business.
Allen Phillips, a P A. student, has
given no his studies and goes to-
morrow to COlerane, Mass, where he
has secured position.
Rsv. f. B. Kellogg and wife OF
Waterbury are guests this week of
Rev. and Mrs. 3. N. Kellogg at the
home OF A. Fl. SIayton.
Mrs. Lydia Peck and sister are
stopping for awhile at the residence
W. Peck on Park Street and will
continue their dress making.
Aparty of young people will drive
to the farm hOmeof II. l.. D9lauO to-
morrow evening, whore they will be
entertained by Mss Eff Bu5 Ier.
There viii be meeting of he Uni
versalist Ladies Social Circle at the
church parlors Thursday afternoon.
A business meeting will be held at
A O'Clock.
W. N s lloway OF EImore has pur-
chased building lot Of A. n Boyn-
ton on Maple street aud has begun
excayatiDg for q cellar. He will
build residence there at once.
Miss Sadie Honsinger, who has
been a guest at the home OF her uncle,
A. b. Austin, for several weeks, was
called TO her home 10 Alburg Tues
day, on account Of the illness of her
father.
Have YOU noti'ed the display of
Parker fountain pens in Campbell's
window l. is the slic&est showing
Of its kind ever seen in town. All
81 Yes, with prices ranging from
81 SO to SIS 90
Al Fuge, an employe of the Mould |
& Davis granit9 company, is q rite i'll |
and confined TO his HON on Bridge |
street. Mr. aud Mrs. Casper Kent, |
Darebts Of Mrs Fuge, from Burlirg |
ton are stopping with them for lew
lays.
Regular meeting of R4thbone
Lodge, No "a X of P will be held 10
their hall tomorrow evening. 1t is
* pected that work will be done in
he Page and L q1ire Ranks. AS
many mem bers as possible are urged
20 be present.
Mrs. Z 8. Wilson and Mrs. Geo. F.
5arlp returned Monday evening from
New York City, where they have been
or the past week. While in New
York Mrs. f arle bought many new
Kings for the winter trade for the
Earle dry goods store. tlt4
Ernest NJ. Domey, who was acc'-
shot by his brother, at their
nome in v alden last Sunday, took
out policy with 6. A, wilkins in the
rra velers Insurance Co, last June
and bis heirs vii! soon receive $1,000
u full payment OF the claim.
l.. F. Rice sewers his connection
with the Messenger Company this
week and goes the first of next week
10 st. Johnsbury, where he will again
enter Raniet's Job Office, where be has
A lucrative position. Mrs. Rice and
will remain here for the pres
ant.
Supper will be served Friday even
ng from $50 to 7,30 O'Clock by the
men OF the Cong'l church. Satsfac
lion guaranteed or money refunded.
This is o distinctiveIy man affair.
Men cooks, men walters, men dish.
washers, etc. Come with your Toe
and eat your I'll.
A belated Halloween social will be
held Friday evening at the Cong'l |
chapel; a terrible evening filed with
gruesome mysteries. Each person is
to bring a package, valued |
at at least five cents, the contents of
which is known only to themselves.
Some of the features of the evening
are, an automobile journey, Cnravel-
ing the mysteries of the future, etc. |
Come and see the mystical mysteries.
Admission 10 cents
The well-earned reputation for pro-
gressiveness at George p. browne |