News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-04-22

WORTHWHILE.

Melvin Gordon is in Montpelier on
business.
Mrs. W. L. Tillotson passed to day
in Wolcott.
q. II. Butler of Burlington was in
town Tuesday.
Will j. Utton returned last evening
from Naugetuck, Conn.
L. Griswold of Eimore is visiting
his cousin, Mayo Putnam.
G. M. Ainsworth and John Multi
gan of Belvidere were in town Mon
day.
Levi Munson returned Monday
evening from short visitin Burling-
ton.
Fl. P. Clement of Hardwick is in
town and is putting pianos in proper
tune.
Have you secured your tickets for
the Pickaninnies? For sale at Stay
ton & Sanders.
Don't miss the event of the season,
May Parker's Little Pickaninnies,
Saturday evening OF this week.
Lewis Belville is having some re-
pairs done on his house, with Silas
Griswold of Johnson as head mana
ger.
Rev. Arthur Stone of Lyndonville
passed several days at the home OF
DR.. and Mrs. G. E. Woodward last
week.
Mrs. Wallace Vigeant and son OF
Worcester, Mass, arrived in town
last evening for short visit with
friends.
Henry Cartier and family were in
Burlington several days last week,
called there by the death of Mrs. Car
tiers sister.
Mrs. 81. N. Gray and Mrs. Forrest
of Cambridge were guests at the home
of Prot. and Mrs. W. A. BeeDe the
first OF the week.
Mrs. B. 0. Shaw went to Burling-
ton Monday, where she will receive
treatment at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital for few days.
Martin Griswold and wife of Albany
were guests at bis brothers, HohIs
Putnam's, Saturday and Sunday, re-
turning home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. FL. Peck, Mrs. o.
P. Foster and MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Kenfield attended the funeral of Chas.
Clark at Wolcott Tuesday.
G. B. Davis has purchased of F. j
Smalley a handsome 1400 poudd
horse for his truck business. 1t Is
one Of the best draft horses ever
owned in town,
Mrs. F. P Keller went to Burling-
ton Tuesday, where she met New
York milliner and secured the very
latest ideas in headwear. She return
ed in the evening.
Tickets for the May Ball and con-
cert can be secured at Slayton &
Sanders. Ii you do not dance you
should not miss the grand concert by
Wilder's Orchestra.
A goodly number attended the
auction at the late residence of Mrs.
Cooke last Saturday. J. Fl. Atchin-
son 81 bid off, the home place for a
consideration of $3.50.
Fl. A. Slayton went to Burlington
Saturday and returned Monday |
night. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Slayton and was in attendance upon
the Y. NJ. C. A. convention there Sun
day.
Fred Smalley left last evening for
another lot of western horses, which
he says he will Try to have Just as
good as the last lot. He will return
on abont May |. Don't buy a horse
until you inspect this lot.
w. G. Brigham from Trenton. NJ,
r. F. D. inspector, was in town sew.
eral days last week, looking over the
several routes, with a view to max
ing any improvements and changes
that might suggest themselves.
John Solomon, a former resident
here and an emp;oye in the Morris
vile Foundry, arrived 10 town last
evening for brief visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kenf9ld. He was called
mere to attend the funeral of Charles
Clark.
" The Flower of the Familyp will be
presented at Town Hail tomorrow
evening, April %, by Lamolle
Grange. The play is good oneand
should draw large attendance.
Good music will be furnished for the
occasion. Admission %, children / 8.
M. L. Pike, who was taken to the
Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington,
five weeksago, for an operation made
necessary by broken limb, which de-
veloped gsngrene poisoning, returned
Monday night and is stopping at the
Lamoille Hotel for the present. His
left limb was amputated about six
inches above the knee Joint. "Mell "
is gaining strength fast and his many
friends hope to see him in his usual
health soon.
As the nation is now looking to- ,
ward the Yellowstone Park during
the Presidents visit there, an article
on it's Grand Canyon from the pen OF
Rev. John W. Carter, former Nor
ricvilla hov mh;oL ,o.. =, +bis | ,