News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-04-27
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Page spent
Sunday with relatives in Hardwick.

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Percy Stone returned last Thurs.
day evening from st. Johpsbury
where be filed an engagement as
violinist in an orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Holbrook and
daughter, Marion, of Hyde Park
were guests~at the home of Mrs. FL.
Aller on Maple street Sunday.
Mrs. e. c. RubIee returned last Sat,
urday from Burlington, where she
has been for seVera! days, the guest
OF her sister, Mrs, W. j. Bigelow.
Charles Ellsworth, who has been as
sisrlng his brother, Fred, during
sugarlng, returned to Hardwick Mon
Gay morning, where he has a posi-
tlOn.
Mrs. j. A. Bundy returned Monday
morning from Bakersfield, where she
mas been the guest of her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. J. A. Barns, for several
days.
Mrs. John Parkhurst returned to
her home in Craftsbury Monday, af-
ter visit of several days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Warren
on Elmore street.
Mrs. Bertha Russ, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Willis Reed, who reside on
the Wolcott road, arrived here from
Woodbury. Tuesday and will work in
the family of ID. A. Sayton on Maple
street.
The hustling granite firm of Mould
4 DAVIS received an order from GHtu
ysuurg, Penn, for a monument to
De erected at rDhU place TO tue mem
o'N Of John Burns, the nero of GeLt-
ysburg.
Harold Dutton of Montpelier has
been a guesC Tor several days at the
home of his friend, Fred NJ. Small. A
sugar parCy will be gwen at the
Small home this evening in honor OF
Mr.. Dutton.
The primary department OF the M.
e Sunday scuool held very enjoy.
aUle t1ve-Uent social at the church VS.
try last Friday evening. About so
were present, Including many of the
Older members OF the school aud
church.
Mrs. Will Skinner and two daugh-
tiers arrived ia town Monday mora
ing tor an extended visit at the home
OF Mrs SINNERS parents, MIR. and
Mrs E A. Smalley. Mrs. Skinner is
recovering from severe of illness OF
typhoid fever.
G. l.. Gates went to Burlington
Tuesday, by way OF Stove, where
be attended Y meeting OF the Demo-
craUlc State Committee, which con-
vened there last evening for the pur-
pose OF making the necessary ar
raugemeuus for q Democratic State
convention.
Harrison Dodge has rented the
"Alamo Dairy" farm in the south
part of town to Walter Amsden OF
Walden, former employe of Mr..
Dodge and possession was given
Monday. Mr.. Dodge and family will
move to their new house on Congress
street in a few days.
Lyman Darling, a graduate of Peo-
ple's Academy in the class of '9S and
U. V. M. '03, went to Franconia, N.
H., Monday morning, where he will
resume his duties as instructor in
French in an academy. He has been
spending a short vacation at the
home of his father in Garfield.
Fl. S. Soules of Fairfield has made
arrangements with the LamoiIle
County Fair Ground Association for
stalls on the fair grounds and has
sent Golden Fleece" and two other
EAST ones" here for training and will
keep them here until July, when they
will go to Connecticut to begin a rae.
ing campaign. The horses are in
charge OF Roy D'Artheney.
W. w. Delano, who has been in
poor health forsome time, expects to
leave for Canon City, Colorado, next
Tuesday, where he will settle, hoping
that the change of climate will be
beneficial to his health. He will spend
two weeks with his brother, Lewis
Delano, in st. Louis, Mo-, before go.
ing to Colorado. Mrs. DeIano and
children will remain here for the pres
ent, but expect to join Mr.. Delano in
Colorado later.