News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-03-18
MORRISVILLE,

| MIS- " W. dIerLndH pdSSeu ~
day in Wolcott.
D. W. Rogers transacted business
in Caledonia County to-day.
A. FL. Slayton made business trip
into Franklin County to-day.
F. j. Smalley left yesterday for
Iowa, for another carload of horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Stewart
are visiting relatives in East Hard
wick.
E. W. Webster went to Stowe
Forks to-day on business for the
hardware firm.
The A. c. Sunday school met at G.
f. Tillotson's for their annual sugar
party Monday afternoon.
Only two weeks before that grand
concert by Alvah Glover Salmon.
Watch for the large posters.
Henry TiIlotson and his grand
daughter, Miss Susie Davis, are visit
ing in Hardwick for a few days.
Mrs. Kate Gilbert and daughter,
Mrs. Henry Small, went to Hardwick
to-day for visit with relatives.
Thomas Cheney was in Mortified
and Montpelier last Thursday and
Friday on professional business.
Miss Myra Herrick, who has been
in Boston some time studying dress
making, will return home next Sat
urday.
At the regular Thursday evening
prayer meeting at the Cong'l church
the topic will be taken from the 23rd
| Psalm.
P. j. Morey, who recently sold his
farm in this Town, went last week TO
Spencer, Mass, where be will reside in
the future.
A party recently dedicated the new
work shop, lately put up by @. f.
Tillotson on his Iarm, and report a
pleasant time.
A large number of MOrrisville pPo-
pie took advantage of the fine wealth
er Sunday and took pleasure trips to
several CT the nearby sugar places.
Miss Linnie Trick, bookkeeper for
the Warren Leather Co., went to her
home in Burlington last evening,
where she will enjoy short vacation.
Mrs. John Sawyer is taking a short
vacation from her duties at the
Boynton cafe. Her place is filed by
Mis- Ella Gilbert.
Mrs. II. A. SlayIon went to Bur-
IingtOn this morning, where she will
visit for a few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Littel.
Mrs. William Richardson, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Laura
F. Gleed for several weeks, left yester-
dey morning, for her Old home 10
LiUtleton, N. Ii.
Miss Grace Prior is assisting in Mrs
Keeler's MILNE Y rooms. Mrs Keller
has eng0gpd All experienced trimmer
for the bury season, which will COM
mence about April L.
Mrs. W. R Messer started this
morning for Boston, wherH she will
purchase a new stock OF millinery for
the coming season. She will be
absent about a week.
The many frien is of Ii. NJ. Rich
will be pleased to learn that the Oper-
alton, which he underwent in Boston
last week was successful ana that he
is doing as we'll as can be expected.
T.. B. Greene is in st. Adams this
week, installing a gasoline engine,
which was recent Y purchased of the
| Aor,i-r,ill. 10 II k,,,It
/ V this firm. which 10 a guarantee OF
hrst-class q lality.
The mem bers of the Junior League
and their friends er owed social at
the M. E. vtst'y Mondty evening
from seven until Line. The Ittlp folks
had a very erj)yable time. Games
and refreshm nCs being the chief at
fractions.
An earnest rfquest Is made that all
carpenters and painters of LamolIp
County meet at the Randall next
Saturday night at 1880. The object
Is something that will please Y ~ all.
F. M. Davis, A. M. Adams, C. W.
Fitch, committee.
Dc. j. A. Robinson went to Bur
lington this morning, where he will
! be present at the State Dental Con-
vention, to be held there for three
days, beginning to day. Mrs. Rob.
inson will go tomorrow and they
will return Friday.
Mrs. Frances P. Hallptt, who
loaned D. FL. Lewis of Vergennes,
Cashier of tie deiunct bank of that
place, $25, 900 and sued to rec over
the saIne has received decree iu her
favor. Judge Wheeler holds that
Lewis secured the money under false
pretences ana orders 1t returned to
her. Judge Powers is the attdrney
for Mrs. HalIett.