News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-12

Miss Flora McCuin OF Cambridge is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Frank Brown.
Miss Ida Grimes visited her sister,
Miss Annie Grimes at Burlington re-
Gently.
The Misses Parker who have been
guests of Miss Alice Page, returned
to Smith College to. day.
The family of James Eaton and
wife has been increased by the birth
OF son, bora this forenoon.
Mrs W. N. Putnam went to Rich
ford yesterday; called there by the ill
ness of her mother, Mrs. Faunce.
Frank Heath. with his wife and
son, of Johnson were visitors at the
home of NJ. o. Heath Saturday last.
Miss Bertha Minor has moved her
millinery establishment into apart
ments in the Putnam Block, which is
nicely fitted up for her business.
A party OF young people from this
place were very pleasantly entertai-
ed at a sugarIng off at the home of
Mrs. Fred LilIey last Friday after
noon.
The attendance at the Episcopal
service last Monday evening was not
large. Rev. DR.. Atwel of Burlington
was present and gave very inter-
esting discourse.
just to think of it People are al
ready putting in their coal TOR next
winters use. Ana we are not vet
through with furnaces and stoves for
this season! lhe thought makes US
decidedly weary
William Benway, who has had en-
ploymant in the Hide House for sew
eral months past, finished work there
last Saturday and begun work tor
Parker 4 SJearns Monday.
The sale of The goods and fixtures
at the Sberwin drug store is on this
week. Things are going off rapidly
and buyers get q bargain. There
are many things stlll left that can be
5o1gnt 10 all advantage.
The members of the Home Culture
Club are requested TO meet III the
Library Friday afternoon, Apr. IA,
at O'clock for the purpose of dis
cusslDg the question OF Lecture
Course for the coming winter. A full
attendance q desired.
James Scott of 81. Albans died
suddenly Sunday last from apoplexy.
About thirty years ago be was in the
employ OF Q. 5. Page and a friendship
then formed has been continued ever
since He YVES well known here and
his many friends regret his death.
The funeral which took place to-day,
was attended by Gov. Page.
Addison Holbrook, for the past
year or TWO an occupant OF the Daa.
Sherwin farm on the Centervile road,
is to vacate the same May 1st. 1t is
said that he will move to the village,
having rented the Cobleigh house at
the West End. Willis SherWin of
ChicOpee, Mass, is the owner of the
farm he vacates and there is a pos
sibility of Mr.. Sherwih's moving here
and taking up farming.
Willie Isham, who has been acting
as cook at the PbGniX the past few
weeks, leaves Fridav for Putney,
where heis to act as chef for gang of
35 men at work for II. W. Varnum
IN railroad construction. From Put
ney they go to New Hampshire and
the Job will last several months.
Nothing but good pay and a chance
to see the country has induced Will
lie to break away from here.
Carpenters have res sumed work upon
the repairs to be made on the
county property here. Needed i'm
prOvements have been made upon
the barn and Jail and now the jail
or's residence IS receiving attention.
Besides repairs upon the interior,
verandas are to be built across the
front of the main building and on the
ell. A bay window is also to be ad-
ded. For fifty years or more the
TAILOR and his family have sort of
stayed there. When the repairs are
made they can live like other folks.