News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-04-06
Ralph Booth returned Tuesday to
,ia Gtudias at Norwich University,

johnson and Hyde Fark nave or
ganized cadet corps. Come and se
our boys.
Mrs. George Bates of Olive street il
very ill, suffering from the effects o
Bright's disease.
A regular meeting of the local W
r. G. will be held at u. A. K. hal
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Edna Best leaves tomorrow
for NorthfieId, where she has a posi-.
tion tor the summer.
E. T. Rider has finished saving
wood for D. Bumps, and is now saw
ing for W. B. Patch.
Mrs. Jennie White of Plymouth, N,
H., is a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Atchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Isham went to
East Fairfield Tuesday, for short
visit with Mr.. Isham's mother.
Mrs.'S. N. Davis from Greensboro
Bend made a short visit with her
cousin, W. B. Patch, thepast week.
Mr.. and Mrs. jerry Atkins from
East Hardwick called on friends here
this week while on trip to Burling-
ton.
Mrs. A. R. Ellsworth has been quite
ill for the past week, suffering from
bronchitis. Mrs. s. A. Fellows is car
ing for her.
0. D. Matthews, who has been con-
fined to the house by illness for sew
eral weeks, is convalescent and able
to walk out.
Mrs. Alfred Fuge went to Burling-
ton Tuesday morning for few days
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Casper Kent.
Mrs. NJ. M. Morgan, who has been
spending the winter in Newport, N.
L., returned to her home here Nor
day evening.
Two substantial platforms, for the
display of "reliable food products"
have been placed in front of the Ellis
grocery on Portland street.
Mrs. Angeline Jenkins, mother of
Mrs. G. P. browne, has been quite ill
this week, suffering from a nervous
trouble. She is reported much better
to-day.
Hugh Campbell, while hunting re-
Gently, shot six crows at one shot
and thereby very properly lays claim
to the record in this particular line
of sport.
The condition of Mrs. George P.
browne, who has been critically ill for
the past ten days, is improved and
her many friends hope for a speedy
recovery.
Geo. W. Clark has sold the Guympr
farm in the west part of town to C.
NJ. Dyke and the writings were drawn
last Saturday. Mr.. Dyke will take
possession the middle OF this month.
Louis Champeau from Burlington
spent Sunday in town, the guest OF
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cham.
peau. Louis is now on the road for a
trading stamp concern, with head
quarters in Burlington.
Arthur CIapper was arrested last
Friday night by Officer Hamel for in
tOXicatiOn and was brought before
Justice Il H. Griswold Saturday
morning and fined S. 90 and costs,
to $9.51, T. e. Cheney
prosecuting.
A very interesting meeting of the
n. E. o. P. occurred last evening at
which time two candidates we're
initiated. About fifty were present.
At the close of the meeting new sugar
was served to the members by the
entertainment committee.
Mrs, H. S. Kelsey has been very i'll
for the past week, suff ring from a Sc.
we're case OF pneumonia. Ga account
of Mira. Kelsey's age the chances of
recovery were at first thought to be
small, but at this time her condition
is such that hopes are entertained OF
her recovery. DR.. SIayton is the at
tending physician and Miss Mary
D colt, trained nurse of st. Johns
bury is caring for her.
<>The A. C. church have been holding
cottage prayer meetings through the
winter, but from now on will have
heir Sunday and Thursday evening
prayer meeting in the church at the
Usual hour. 1t is expected Elder
Armstrong, who has been holding re-
7ival services in Hyde Park the past
Vinter, will be at the Advent church |
Thursday evening, April Z, and per-
laps longer. AN are cordially invit- |
ID to attend.
George F. Earle left Tuesday morn
ng for New York, where he will select
lew spring and summer goods for the
earle dry goods store. He will re-
urn Saturday. A visit to this store
1t any time will demonstrate the fact
hat every season finds their stock
llIed With every thing in the line of
Try goods, suits and garments
md this spring finds the firm better
han ever prepared to serve their
arge patronage.
Rev. DR.. l, P. Booth received tele-
ram Monday, calling him to Boston
o attend meeting of the Board of
trustee of Universalist Publishing
lOuap Of which poord M, Doo4k Z; |