News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-10-25
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MORRISXILLE.

days the last of the week with her
son, A. W. Foster, in Wolcott.
Miss Fannie Ide of Reading, Mass,
was guest of her friend, Miss Mar.
guerite Slocum, several days last
week.
The concrete walk, which has been
laid In front of the browne block on
Portland street, is great improve
ment.
Miss Allie Provonche of Montpelier
has been spending several days at
the home other grandfather, William
Alexander.
Miss Jessie Wade was a guest for
several days recently at the home of
her brother, E. E. Wade, on Court
street.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Whitney, who has been
suffering from bronchial pneumonia,
Is fest recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Little of
Burlington were guests several days
recently at the home of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fl. A. Slayton, on Park
street.
G. j. Thomas went to Albany, N. Y,
last week, where he has charge of
gang of men, who are assisting In the
construction of a seven story steel
building.
Mrs. Fred Tillison of Underhill and
Grin TillisoD of Milton were at the
home of J. P. Tillison several days
last week, called here by the death of
Mrs. Tillison.
W. B. Patch has been entertaining
Mrs. M. V. Sweet of East Hardwick
and her daughter, Mrs. Florence
Lumsden of Greensboro for several
days the past week.
The condition of John Utton, who
has been in poor health for the past
year or more, is SO much improved
that he is now able to devote some
time to driving daily.
a. Mrs. c. T. Morrill, has been quite ill
= at her home on High street for the
past two weeks. Her sister, Mrs.
Lizzie Drew, of Marsh6eld has been
caring for her for the past week.
Capt. and Mrs. Frank Kenfeld and
Miss Althia Reynolds and Mrs. W. R.
Nicholson returned last Friday even.
ing from trip to Montreal, having
taken advantage of the excursion.
Louis Archambault entertained his
brother, George Archambault oil
Tewksbury, Mass, several days last
week. He left here Friday morning
for the home OF his parents in Enos.
burg Falls.
The chicken-pie supper served by
the gentlemen of the congregational
church last Friday evening, was high
~ complemented by the large number
who attended. About $25 was
cleared for the society.
The N. E. 0. P. lodge have under
rehearsal play, entitled, "Above
the Clouds" which they expect to
give in few weeks. The play is a
good one and the cast includes
several local favorites.
Clarence Gauvin is taking a few
days vacation from his duties In the
Union Savings Bank and with his
friend, Hugh Tyndall, has been
several days at the home of his par.
ents In Richmond. Deer hunting was
one of the attractions.
George Sawyer, who resides on the
farm purchased of j. C. Russell on
Laporte road, has bought of Geo. W.
Clark the woodland south of the AL
fred Dodge farm near Morristown
Corners. 1t was formerly part OF
the Carter farm.
Peoples Academy and Morrisville
Graded School and several of the
town schools, were closed last Thurs
day and Friday to allow the teachers
an opportunity to attend the Teach.
er's Institute at Montpelier. This
town was latgely represented at the
Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Cheney
who have been in Anderson, Indiana,
for several weeks, having been called
there by the death of Mr.. Cheney's
brother, E. R. Cheney, have left there
and have gone to Morristown, Mimi,
where they are visiting Mrs. Cheney's
cousin, George Il. Davis, who is an
old resident in this County.
FL. R. c. Watson and Col. Henry
Requis OF New York City have beer
guests several days at the home Of
W. G. McClintock. Mr.. Watson was
formerly the owner of the Brandon
stock farm, of which MIR. McClintock
was once Superintendent. "Mac ,
sold Mr.. Watson his cross matched
span which will be left in charge O
theformerfo for the present. The gentle
men returned to New York last Fri
day.
The following Is taken from a re
cent edition of the Barre Daily Times
"W. B. Turney, of this city, and M
W. Churchill, ofMorrisville, have pur
chased the Woodbury. store a
Graniteville run the past two year.
by E. B. Nerney. An inventory will
be taken tomorrow and they TAX
possession Monday. The store sell
flour, feed, hay, grain, meat ant
groceries. The store was run Il
years by E. J. Woodbury. and after
wards by Turney & Price" Maro'
e. L. L., 4