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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19
Juleififfe 90 TRADITION.

Ger aipes Samilier, bpor man
hisie fnebne Sioer penter nieS at
tG1lOe Suletrpet til en- al Sitleoa9es
ne. Get ct nemlig uanifelist Sui
aiten at ioa iamlet alle Dem al Sleat
% geUtter, man gierue ptI ie Dos itg
SlllcfpGlOen -"
af, 0enne fo~lNitnhige getragt.
niu9smooOe al ben bsisbeIlige aften
bGn9er iQmmen meo Den omiiasri.
berbe Ero0itionslssbeo ibetbele,
&eS moH bel, bpa0 Born % ling.
eem 8oor Slip At for 6rpo i giebIif.
let % 0}iroer for Gitertioen i Stem,
bpor SlIcbagning % De bGoopunSue
SuIeforbereSeIier mSIobe&? Susfa.
eeren iinSer ielufsIseIig i'm SuItrit
bermNring9p9rSig praftiif, nanr bun,
Tor S~etpinotbcos SfplN, i Spre SOm.
me fiebcr en- 8ortion az De 8oen,
bum, for ct forboIosuis Deficient 10.
IGg, fan fabritere cit SoerfloS al
ieIp. @fen - Saarhen paa Siertet
- isIer Fan life iont etiloss befIem.
meuSe &ombeo, n9iten iou en- Sftf.
felic, icrite Sang, Der | bans Stem
for Sui fife finSes suuiItbuft - for.
ite Gang. BAN life maa image paa
SuIebatfclien iii @itermiooagSfaiien
- ferite Sang, ban fsr Sui life ier
fine &6m tnabe De imaa Saser lorte2
San piI uUilfaarlig meo Ell pemoSist
9~Gt9ielclS Cut fremntar,e Tor Grin.
Srinaru Sopller fra SnIeiorbereSel'
ierne I bans garnSomsbiem. Sra
beneans SEN cpifisrtet praftiife. let
pinSte &l$mcSer. Der ipIpper Sus'
nGieuet al | en Sci - 90 oite Gus.
bpggen al | en- SaanoepenSins
euSmI life por ophsiet til SoeaI
s manage SURE er Silleaiten blot
% bart en- p~Iistifploig @ace.llooe'
IiueSicit. @sen man taiter bort no.
set tort % uarStiulSt, naar man ! ei
Stem life boIoer paa TRADITION, Sar
bper SeIg iaa beboISe i'm iaregns
9oraftcr. Gc somle, epbe SGopa'
ner itabe @Ieoe % binber 6omili.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19
Suts man | SuIettben BIZ butte a

&bts man | SuIettoen biI butte at
rpite fine Sruettrrr ! Snpert lao
~forurner Sr1rne til at bore GOD
6rnst | BET fonnnrenbe aor.
3 SiiIetiSen iiina inset brGnne
Calm, TIT ben, Der iaaIeSes misfru'
ger, bDoS SreIieren Iaa paa, bill Sn
foo rtnge &Gt.
Spis man ! Sailetiben ubirttcr
Gsbe til ssusIene poa en- lang stang,
iaa oil M,iiene ben eorisc Sib al
@interen life ifabe Rornet.
Oct Sisrre, @inben blRier fra
De toIp SiiIebaee, % bet 0etrlos, Tom
ga instrafier. biz faISe ianunen meS
geirct I bet f~onuleube aars tolu
modneoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19
SulemQrfer.
SpGo Der 8aar | SpHemuuee,
bet bcr life gda titgruroe,

bet ber lite sda %ttiarurbe,
i.ger ct gotumeIt Sro. Set fam
Gcnne &i0 bape fin Sntere5ie al op.
rifle cnocI Gaab % Barrier, iom
mon iieI8e gotrmeI 6oIfetro bsr
io8tto8e / SuIe5eIgeu:
&ige iaa maftge lgic Goae / Sui,
I,8e iaa mango goSe 4fancSer at gro
Otter SuIemerfe foIser 5ommer.
terte.
@bIH mao life bUtgc @aifetsi til
E6rring / Splcti0cn; hi iaa fommer
man til at fIube Sig / 6niteIapn.
@&an mao life ipinOe / Nc toIu SpIc,
Gage.
@Ian moa life flibc altioe / SlIen,
b0is man life nil ubiGtte fla for al
fomme til at hoa / 6aitcn O.. {. mi
ite Sreahtrcr).
g@dH rlaa hoerfen nppue Softer
eller @hls, copper euer Gus / Sale
ttScr; tbi iaa iaar man ot3Ie u6eba'
geItge 8ieiters @eiea.
Suia Sraiten ifaI boISe fla / @ieS,
uingen iaa ifaI mani / SliletiOer
Irgge StooI (beIit en- gre) / @tso-
hin5eU.
Wfnu mna life IaSe noeen &Ion
euer SnrU tina noe / Slleti6en, ior
0a fommer Seruialems Sfomoser %
hoiler Jig poa 0isie WSarfreOltaber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19
JuIeeioiten.
tIlimScr norofra.

ct steb | BET EronSbiemife boeoe
min geoitrmor. 5 mansfoIoise Mar
bar bun M Iobct timber @~rabIterei,,
men ieg minbes beube, fom ON ieg
baooe feet beroe igaar. Get bar en-
pafter % itaieIig 9ame, iOm man
iaa op I'll; men s,aa iamnle Tib bar
bun eIfet al ganIe % ,inse, al fat.
tige % rige. ale, fon pua tcge1
Moaoe foru | Eenbes Bet, ftf itoget
al minbes, noget at bare Sru 2. tat.
ltemmeIig for. Sum bar @oSeisren.
beSen % @iaftfribeoen ~perionifice-
ret 90 oct I bisIe ggenitabers beoite
Cortland. 6or gpeSets treugenSe
bar bun en- Mober og for ale liSenbe
en- figrlig TrsIter. Senoes Sien
por ct SamlinesiteS life alene for
ben taIrtge GamiIie og benhes ge.
fienbtffabsfrebs forsorist, men en-.
boer FremmeS, iom reiite eietnetn
bernie Ggn, maotte baoe oct traolt,
bpis ban life ofIasoe Sru 3. paa 8.
en- giiit. Og giiitterne paa 2anoet
! Se Dage tnbifrGnfeoe iig life til
Ei6eu melem aloffen ct 90 to, -
en- % TO Gage r~eaueoes life bIanbt
be lange giiitter. Wfen ct 9eiss par
Dog noget anbet; ct iaabant porebe
cite | Tiger. Som Gut oar ieg Here
@ange Dos geSitemober | Sillen. Seq
min6es goot, at bun en Sulaften |
Sirtiaarene fit ct uuentet geisg. Der
rar noget, iom beo Suffered, % ielo
i bette sieitfrie Sus par Slilesie-
tier minbre bDppiae at ie, fsr man
bar naaet til oubeu SuIeous. Den
beisgenSe pofte Serfor nosen Spiist.
Oct bar en- mib~belalorenbe Serre;
Bon bapbe noeet onbt for at gaa,
hens enc Saarb oisien og fcrfrsblet,
90 Irn,et por lam. San pr9iente.
reoe iig ion aaptein tSanien og baa
en- @nttelp. Sngen pibite eners,
hpem ban bar, elter bporfra BON fcm,
SfpSsbonben fra uGrmeite Sfifte
fisrte bam. % til Sfiftet bar ban
fpnnret paa @aaS. Der bnilebe no.
get bemmeligbeosiulSt ober ben an.
fonlne SrIegieit; men geSitemoSer
rar life Den, iom fom meb brpbiom.
me Spsrgsmoul, beler life tiloS
6lnt, at 3iencrifabet siorbe inhirefte
SeuoenSeIier peo ~iaabanne anleo.
ringer. Sg ben iremmeoe bleu Der
BEN belle Sui, % Sulen parer iom
beftenSt enbru mangeitebS pan Can.
SET til "Seiiig FIRE aonser"; men |
sen Der ~ontbdHSiebe Stb rot Siiten
til 9pnbelsresie. Sa ba slaret Ell.
ter bragte en- M sa,l, bar 4aptein
Sanien bleUet Ell gamnteI @ielt paa
8. % Ser HOG ban iig til so @ar
efter Oar, iltbtiI 8orberre falSte bonn
til fin SttIefeIt. ga bao0e aaptein
Sanien ppret | geisg hos Srl 9.
/ noget poer ellepe aar. Suerfen
9eoitemoOer eller nogeu anben fit
pioe, bDem Siileaieiten par; leg thor
life, at bun n~oaeniinoe ipitrgte BAN
berom; men bun pibife SefeS nof,
- ban bebsueoe Slislp, 0saS og
Meber, og mere befpmreoe bun fig
life ON at oioe.
9ette er Siltorien ON Sulegieiten
hes 6ru @. paa 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19

MRS SNOOKS-Why, john john
What are you doing to poor pussy
Stop it. John, stop it! What's the
matter?
Mr.. SNOOKS-You go into the din
ing room and see your thirty-dollar
cut glass bowl, that's all.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19

life ont at bun bar miitct bnm boz
BUN maoife fortient onSct? "Suleaf
ten maa lea bare biemme!" bal
BUN iagt til bain. ghi er bun bjeniiit'
mdaife for beftanbig, nnaaife bal
bum | bette GiebIif life mere fit Sien
iom bun life bar fcriioaet at irtt'
9ris paa. or. aiS bun tioIisere bdp
be crfienbt fin 2pffe, faa piIbe bun
life MI bore fna nIpffeligl
of Cub, lao BAN life bore reiii
9ao set oltianneu blot bore er
Grsml" mnimIer bun baIpt oonbsfra
pGrpnoe unoer tnnreIss Snlfen.. -
Rer oct ct ffrGffeItg Sdrtobeb. be
feIer bun.
@eSe | 2anbsbpen begpnber airte
fIufferue nj, at rinse SuIen inc, Sun
fafter fla pna ate foron fin Sene
ifiiIer aniigtet | 8itberne % boiler
fla for 2rerne. Oct er Sui, men fol
berhe btl oct oIorig bIioe Ss,il merel
Sc oItbre, Der uleS befpmreoe Gin
iigter iioOer nebe | 8aaIigituen, 10
rer nu giennem aIoffeflansen 2u6er
al 0ombiGIoer, Der mariner lig. 81
gaar no, og / iamue 2iebIif trebe,
en- NanS - Der egentIig mere Iigne,
en- poubreroe SnemaSie - IND | Su'
let.
"Soa0l" flyer en- munter Stemme
"fieuSer s mig iffe2"
~Gtto, Sttol" ronber Be ba aue'
iammen.
Rea oppe fra Erappen b6res ei
iubIenOe Sfrig, os nebab BERNIE oe
iorbi De andre Igper en- Ianf Sit
felie % faiter it9 til Den lige anfonnt
Wean6s 8rpit.
"Saa iagte, iaa iagte, min Sfat
On bIioer 10 oloeles panSl" uobrpbe,
ban, men bum agter life berpoo. SIN
ilpneer beege fine arme ON bans
Gals, 90 buIfenOe og Ieerbe trpffel
bun 8one6et op moo bans 9rpit; Der
paa toser bun bunS Sooeb imelleu
fine Spnoer, beopffer BAN meo Sps
% iubler:
"9u Ieoeri Oh leoer!"
ga, boorfor ifitI6e ieg life leoes
Sl90en pGlteOe 10 riatignof to @anst
| Den opbe Sne, men -"
"Wten Sogetl" raaber De ale; "el
Soget ba life fisrt no al SporetY"
"Eo9etP - Sa iod - 5 oenteot
mig fra ben 9nut! Oten ieg fommel
belt aubre Steoer fra; ieg maatt(
gisre Ell Srnpei / BorretningsonIig'
gmoer."
"@aa ooenpaa meo bann, Gle
formauer WuOeren. Seq eiper ebe,
ct aparter. men iaa maa s bore fer.
bi9e, ioa ringer leg til S,tIetr9et,~
De goar ooeupaa, % Otto bra9er iir
Suitru tGt op til lit 9rpit og ii9e,
imilenoe:
"gfaa min lille, fiGre, tro6Iiat
Some, er on iaa tiIfre6S meb mig2 gl
er oi BOG bienne / SltIen!"
~aG iig life oct Sra!" be6er bun
bsnli9t. IS De foriGrOcIige elmer
inoen on fonl, err Oct bIeOcu FLAIR
ior mig; Seq bar intet Stem uSer
hos Dig! @nn meb mig, bporben o.
bill, noar pi finn aItio nfaa bIipe fam,
menl"
"0tiu fiGre, fipre SuItru," flyer
ban itiae.
9tu IU0er aIoffeu, o. sc 9oar fam
men neo / oen feitIigt ingffeoe, Ttroa'
lcnbe opIpite Sal. -
Gen fsrite beiIpbte SiibeI cl
M torht; SorGlorefpe hOtler bebage.
liat bc0 binanoeuS SHE / Sofaen oq
icr imiIcn0e ODER poa oe ttttge gggtc.
JON.
&c itN0er / tort SmfupueIie | en-
&inouSioropbning, % beggc peS bc
hotIfe Sonfcr Der bepGger ben ouorns
&ierte.
"6or ct Mar iiocn innot hi binnnScr
unNer SUBTRACT men MI fprIt bar b
fInhet btuanoenl"
De Ter poa be fIoffenbe SlrIcIpS
paa Street,, % oerpoo fer sc binntt.
Den bDbt inb / 2inrne % icirer en-
finn. InfinIio S1rlrfpIt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19

A very satisfactory model for a
school froek, that is adaptable TO var
ious materials, is here shown in a de-
yelopment of blue cashmere, trimmed
with red braid, An underbody with
"a shield facing, supports the full blouse
waist. A sailor collar extends out
over the sleeve and a high standing
collar finishes the neck. The modish
little skirt is cut in FIVE cores, and the
back may be gathered or finished by
an inverted box-pleat. Serge, Mohair,
Panama cloth, challis, and linen are
all suitable for the making. The me
dunn size will require two and three
quarters yards of SO inch material.
Girls Dress No. s4Ss: Sizes for
8, Q, 10 and IL years.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-19

SrGugsr &c en- Spmaifms? "Sus.
peuncu" er iaa GOD Tom nogen anpeH
.Sgmaifine til ben bcbbeIte Pris.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-20
Death OF PerIey P. Roberts

The McCune, Kan, Herald of Dec.
7th announces the death of Perlev Z.
Roberts, IA former well-known c'tiz n
of this place. From that paper We
take the following concerning him -
Perley P. Roberts was born in Wash
ington, VT, Aug. 8, 1889, and died at
his home in McCune, Kan, Nov. 80,
1905. Age &c years, 3 months and 26
days.
He was married in 1864 to Miss
Elizabeth Eastman three children were
born to them; Eva, Mable and Cello.
the eldest daughter Eva died while
young and after eight years the home
was broken by the death of the young
mother.
In 1866 he was united in marriage to
Mrs. Anna Bland of McCune, who sur
wives him.
Mr.. Roberts was a soldier in the Civil
War and enlisted with the Sth Yer
mont Vol. and served three years. After
the war he located in Morrisville, Ver-
mont, where he was engaged in business
for twenty years. Later he came west
and located in Kansas; since then, he
has been in active business and inter
ested in all public affairs. Mr.. Roberts
was Free Mason, and member of the
order of A. o. U. W., and he was also a
member of the Eastern Star Lodge of
Morrisville, VT.
He was a loving husband and father
and will be greatly missed by his family
and many friends.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-20
BAND FAIR RECEIPTS NEARLY slloo
Nearly $3.50 In Band Treasury After oil
Bills are Paid

| The Band Fair is now history and
the promoters, and all who so ably
assisted In making the affair the
great success 1T was, although "well
nigh tagged" at the wind-up, Satur-
day night, cannot help but feel well
repaid for their labor, when they con-
slider the results. The financial state
ment made by the secretary at the
regular band meeting last evening,
showed the receipts for the week, in
cluding all avenues, to have been
very nearly $1100, and it also
showed the band treasury to be
about $3.50 to the good, after all
bills are paid to date. This is show
ing of which the town as a whole
may we'll be proud and which was
made possible only by the enterprise
and hustle Of the promoters, backed
up by the hearty support of prac
tically every business man in town,
as we'll as the tax payers in general.
And while we are referring to the
matter let US, in behalf of the band,
thank all those non-residents, OF
which there were a goodly number,
who assisted in the success of the
enterprise.
At the meeting last evening, in re-
cognitiou of the valuable services
rendered by Messrs. Wilkins and
Camp, the band voted to make them
members of the organization and
also extended a vote of thanks to
Mrs. Ida Churchill tor musical services
and to all the ladies who assisted in
the booths each night. A feature nf
the fair, which perhaps has not been
thought of by many, was the fact
that a new concert program was
rendered by the band each evening
and that without exhausting their
repertoire. The specialties each night
we're good and added much to
the enjoyment of the evenings enter.
tainments. list of prizes drawn
will be found on page 2.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-20
THE WEST BLOCK SOLD
The fiustling Firm of B. J. Kelley & Co.,
to Have Permanent Quarters

The hustling furniture firm of B. j.
Kelley q Co., has purchased of the
A. 6. West estate, the West Block,
situated on Portland street and will
take possession of the property about
Jan. 1, although Mr.. Kelley will not
move his stock of furniture there
IRON bis present quarters IN the Viii.
son Block until the first of June. The
deal was closed Monday. 1t is the
intention of Mr.. Kelley to make ex.
tensive repairs on the block, which
will include four large plate glass
windows, the replacing of the old
veranda with up-to-date steps and
concrete walk. The interior parti-
ton, dividing the north store with
}. A. Winn's barber shop will be tax
en- out and the floor space all made
into one large room, which will make
an ideal room for the large stock of
furniture carried by the firm. AL
though the firm has been in business
Eere less than two years, it's business
has ha a healthy and rapid growth
and the fact that it has outgrown
it's present quarters, speaks we'll of
its management.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Hay FOR SALEl-Ten dollars per ton, de
liyered in Hyde Park Village. G. 5. PAGE.

HAY FOR SALEl-Ten dollars per ton, de-
liyered in Hyde Park Village. G. 5. PAGE.
WooD WANTEDl-Fitteen Cords of Green
Block and Stove Wood, for cash
W. T. SLAyToN, Morrisville.
For SALEl-A large Cow in fine condition
will be new milch Feb. l.
W. T. SLAYToN, Morrisville.
For SALEl-A few STANDARD Bred White
Wyandotte Cockerels. One dollar each Ad
dress, ROBERT FULLER, Johnson
For SALEl-Some nice Shoats and one
o. /. q. boar, six months old
ID. s. SMITH, Cady's Falls, Vt
ASHES WANTEDl- Will pay go cents per
barrel for good, dry, unleached, hardwood
ashes delivered at my Hide House.
c. S. PAGE, Hyde Park.
FARM FOR SALE!-One hundred acre farm,
Stock and Tools; Good Buildings and Fine
Location, two miles from Morrisville.
Address MRS. M. M. JACKSON.
Morrisville, Vt.
BARRELS WANTED!--We want -four and
sugar barrels. Will pay 10c if with one head,
and 12c with both heads, at our Hide louise,
Hyde Park. To dealers delivering good lots
OF clean barrels, fifty at time, we will make
present of LOO. G. :. PAGE.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-20
ALMOST a CENTENARlAN
Lewis PeO of EImOre Dies at the Ace O
NInetv-Seyen

MneCy-SeNen
Lewis Peo of Emore died at the
home of David Scott in that town
last Friday at the advanced age OF
81 years. The funeral was held at
the home Sunday, Rev. O. M. Bout
we'll of Hyde Park officiating and the
remains were placed in the tomb in
Morrisvile and will be inferred in
Bakersfield next spring. The de-
ceased had been confined to his bed
but short time and retained his
faculties to n remarkable degree, con-
sidering his unusually advanced
years. He was born in Canada and
came to Vermont when 20 years of
age, settling in franklin. He was
married soon after to Miss Rose
Greene, who died several years ago.
He moved from Bakersfield to VOL
cott about eight years ago and had
lived at the home of MIR. Scott in
Elmore for the past two years, being
cared for in his last days by his
daughter, Mrs. Mary Hamlet. He is
sui vived by five children all of whom
were at the funeral, as follows :
Lewis Peo, Jr,, of Belvidere, William
Peo of Elmore, Mrs. Martha Bonn
bard of montgomery, Edward Peo of
Concord, N. a., and Mrs. Mary Ham.
let of Elmore. The deceased was a
veteran of the civil wasy5 having
served two years and eight months
in the LIST Vt. Vol. Cavalry, and was
mustered out at the close OF the war.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-20
Merrisvilie,

YOUR OPPORTUNITY
1 have secured at a Bargain a fresh
stock of Groceries and am SELL
ing them out at wholesale price.
Are you interested in saving a
dollar1
FOR SALE pr. Two horse
sleds, 6 foot bunKs, will be sold
to HIGHEST BIDDER in
front of Tiff block, at II o'clock
Saturday, Dec. 23.
T. c. Meacham, Morrisville.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-20
Masonic District Meeting

The annual meeting of the 18th
Masonic District, which includes all
the lodges of the Masonic order in
this county-six in number-wiIl be
held at Wolcott with Mineral Lode e,
No. 90, on Tuesday, Jan. 16, 1905.
In the afternoon at $50, the E. A.
Degree will be conferred bv Mt. Norris
Lodge, No. 50, of Eden, with Lectures
by Mt. Vernon Lodge, No. 8, at Nor
risviIle. In the evening the NJ. M. de-
gree will be conferred by Mineral
Lodge, with lectures by Warner Lodge
No. so of Cambridge.
Several Grand Lodge officers will
be present and all Master Masons are
cordially invited to attend. d. d. G.
NJ, W. W, Spalding has the affair in
charge and this, together with the
fact that Mineral Lodge are royal
entertainers, assures all who may
attend of a profitable and interesting
occasion.
Hall & Cheney's store, which is
always one of the attractive business
places in town, especially during the
holiday season, is pronounced by
shoppers this year to be "handsomer
than ever" Ifyou have not already
called there, don't fail TO do so before
the Christmas shopping is over. You
will be welcome, whether you buy or
not.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-20

The theory that there is not much
to be found in the line of gift goods in
a grocery store was long ago proved
by Il. Waite & Son to be gross mis-
representation, and this year more
than ever, holiday shoppers are TAX
ing advantage of the bargains offered
from their stock. A pair of slippers
from their shoe department would be
just the thing for a gift to your gen.
tleman friend.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-20
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The Stockholders of the Lamoille Count,
Savings Bank and Trust Company of Hyd
Park are hereby notified that their annua
meeting for the choice of Trustees will be helC
Tuesday, January 3, 1905, at q O'Clock in tht
afternoon,
Per order of Trustees.
c, A. KNIGHT, TREASURER.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-20
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The st 0ckholders of the Lamoille County
National tank of Hyde Park are hereby noti.
fed tnat their annual meeting for the choice
of Directors will be held at their bankin 3
rooms in Hyde Park on Tuesday, January
8, 1906, at 1 O'Clock in the afternoon.
Per order of Directors.
E. l.. MOVES. CASHIER.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-20
SINGER SEWING MACHINES !

just the thing for Christmas. What would
be better for a present than a good reliable
Sewing Machine, such is the Singer, sold on
the instalment plan. Liberal discounts if
paid in 30 days. Old Machines taken in ex-
change. Oil and Needles for all Machines.
Postal will bring me to your door.
Phone 1875.
o. ". BAILEY, Morrisville, VT
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-20
'Mistietoe and Holly at Ellis FL

udy.
For substantial Christmas bar.
gains it will pay you to visit the E
W. Gates store, down at the "wrong
end" of Main street.
Miss Vida Ellis has returned home
from Burlington, and will remain
until March l, when she will again
enter the employ of Madame Dodge
in her millinery esta blishment.
Campbell's jewelry store is a busy
place these days. Their stock con.
tains more high-class goods for the
Holiday trade than ever before
and there can also be found many
inexpensive gifts, which have been
selected with exceedingly good taste,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Wescom, who
are living on Roy Eaton's farm, east
of this village, have been confined to
the house for the past week, suffer.
ing from measles. Miss Florence
Sherwin is caring for them. Mr..
Wescom is recovering, but Mrs.
Wescom still remains quite i'll.
There will be special Christmas
music at the M. E. church next sun.
day morning, in charge Of Mrs. A. W.
Spaulding. The Christmas tree ex.
ercises will be held Monday evening
at Z o'clock, when the cantata,
Santa Claus Helpers will be given
by the member of the Sunday-school.
The program will also consist of ap-
propriate recitatioDs and dialogues.
Geo. P. browne & Co, made extra
efforts tor the holiday business this
year the crowd of buyers, which may
bs seen in the big store at almost
any hour of the day, proves that
they are realizing substantial returns
for their trouble. They take double
space in this issue, in which to enum.
te few of the holiday depart
ments. Read their ad and thus make
your shopping expedition easier and
much more enjoyable.
The next number in the Young
Mems Entertainment Course will be
"The Harmony Ladies of Chicago" ,"
at town hall on Friday evening, De-
cember 30 This number is a strong
one and will doubtless be one of the
best entertainments seen here this
season. Miss Alene Dunbar Woolsey,
the reader, is highly spoken of and
the ladies quartette is said to be one
of the best on the road. Remember
the date, Dec. 20,
"Better than ever" is the verdict OF
all who have inspected the holiday
stock at the Combination Bargain
Store this year. A customer was
overheard to remark while trading
there the other day that it was re-
markable how we'll the stock was
kept, considering the crowds which
were always looking aud buying.
This is one Of the things which makes
shopping easy atSmall's. Don't miss
seeing their Japanese articles. They
are something new and really quite
wonderful.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-20
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

And this is the place to find
them. A complete line of Holiday
Goods for Men or Boys, Handsome
Neckties, Fancy Handkerchiefs,
Neck Scarfs, Muflets, just the thing
to protect the chest and throat; Scarf
Pins, Cuff Buttons, Collar Buttons,
Fancy Suspenders, Bath Robes, Suit
Cases and Travelling Bags. Umbrel.
las also make desirable gift and
many other useful articles not men.
toned.
Call in and see me. No trouble to
show goods. whether you buy or not
O. L. WOODS.
Morrisville, Vermont.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-12-20
SmalIey--gutIeT

Invitations have been issued to the
Wedding of Herbert A. Smalley, son
OF Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Smalley OF
Craftsbury to Miss Efie M. Butler,
niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thomas
Of this place, which will take place at
their new home on Bridge street, at
four o'clock. Wednesday afternoon,
December, 81 The wedding will be
a very quiet affair, oaly the immedi.
ate relatives and a few intimate
friends being invited.