News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-07-27
c, A. 4. Encampment In Boston.

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cal n nent to be held in Boston,
du ! 5he week of August Is, were
rec this morning by Station
Ag " ,Nelley. Rates from the differ
en- towns IN this section are here
with given for the benefit of NrWs
IAND CITIZEN readers:-Morrisvlile,
IS5.0P; Hyde Park, S. 10; Johnson,
S5 2p; Cambridge Junction, $5 35 ;
YFIetdher, S. As; Wolcott, 81 90;
lHaSdwick, $4.75; Greensboro, 81 IS,
A-Mkets will be sold August 13, IA,
! 3 aud 16, good returning pot later
than August 20. An extension of
time, limit of returning to September
80, can be obtained by depositing
ticket with joint agent at Boston
and paving so cents extra.
The Eighth Vermont Ragimental
Association will hold a reunion at
Cooley Square Hotel, Boston, Aug.
l6,aUS s p. m. The headquarters of
this regiment during the national
encampment will be suite three OF
thet hotel, and all members of the
regiment are requested by the officers
to ceport there.
Mrs. Horton Doty remains about
thfsame.
- Ir. and Mrs. Gilman Barrows visit
srien1s IN Johnson over Sunday.
s.. A. Wilkins was "on} the rap
afternoon--that is be went to
~VMrs. j. A. Marshall and daughter,
Ad laide, were guests Tuesday of the
formers niece, Mrs. Alfred Fuge.
George Bryant went this morning
to Burlington, where. he will undergo
an operation for chronic appendicitis.
Rev. G. c. st Clare leaves townnext
Monday for a vacation OF one month
and will spend most of the time at
his old home in Connecticut.
DR.. W. T. SIayton accompanied by
Mrs. NJ. A. Smalley and Mrs. Grant
left, today, for Westtield for short
tvisit to relatives. They will return
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen B. Small bought
l0f Richard and Francis Bailey last
Saturday, the farm known as the
Lewis farm" on Randolph road for
g consideration OF $l400, possession
to be given this fall.
+. E. Harris and family returned
from their cottage at Lake EImOre
to-day and will soon 60 to Old Or
cfard, Me, where they will be guests
at the Grand Hotel, one of the popu-
lar summer resorts, for some time.
The new Mosler safe recently pur-
chased by A. R. Campbell has been
placed through the partition, be
tween the front store and the optical
department and makes a decidedly
handsome piece of furniture. 1t is
the largest safe in town, weighing
5000 pounds.
Those from out of town to attend
the funeral of Mrs, W. L. Slayton last
Sunday we're, Mrs. Grant, sister of
the deceased from Rome, Georgia, o.
l.. Slayton and wife of East Mont
pGlier, DR.. Willis Slayton of Warren,
F. L. Slayton and wife of Elmore, P.
R. Sargent of Stowe, Howard Skin
ner and wife of Craftsbury and sever
al from Hyde Park.
|. c. Thompson of Craftsbury has
been in town for several days. He
las been training W. F. Steele's two
lorses, "Morning Star" and "Sun-
,et," aud has also been working with
he trained dogs, belonging to Chas.
". Nelson. Messrs Steele and Nelson
Expect soon to start out with a show
which will be called "The Nelson
Steele Combination" in their latest
lovelty success, ga night at the Cir
u.s."
Mrs. f. Z. Keller has sold to Miss
Florence Billings her millinery busi-
less in this place and will make her
lome in the future in Burlington.
liss Billings will leave soon for Phil
,delphia, where she will spend some
ime in one of the large millinery es-
and before returning
1ill visit the New York markets for
he latest ideas in fall millinery. She
7ill be accompanied by Katherine
who will have a position in
he store this fall.