News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-01-04
Observation-Disclosures

ed home from their western trip to-
morrow night.
Thomas Clothey of Newburyport,
is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Ans.
den on the Alamo Dairy Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Laraway were
in Hardwick Sunday, the guests OF
their daughter, Mrs. Geo. Bassett.
Mrs. Juliette Austin, who has been
i'll at the home of her father, Harvey
Bennett, for some time, is recovering.
Misses Nellie and Mary Minott re-
turned home Monday, from visit
of several days with friends in John
son.
Mrs. Alma Goodell OF Huntington
was in town yesterday to attend the
funeral of her daughter, Miss MAY
GOodel.
The =. V. Nj. students, who have
been spending the Holiday vacation
in town, returned to Burlington tie
first of the week.
Charles Wright moved his house
hold goods Monday from tenement
in the Centennial Block to his recent.
Iy purchased farm iu Hyde Park.
Mrs. Maud kimball, who has 5~r
keeping school in Wolcott. has been
obliged to give up her school there
oD account Of an attack Oi mumps,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Griswold of
Barre were guests several days re-
Gently at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
". S. Daniels in the south part OF
town.
! James Carera, who has been en-
plOyed in the stone sheds aud living
IN the Darling house on Summer
street, has moved his family back to
aardwlck
MISS Rose Campbell has been a
guest tor the past week OF her sister,
Mrs W. } Uuon. She has recently
been III Cleveland, On o, where she
has been working as d demonstration
of toilet artic es
Miss Maud Cbaff q, who has been
at he home OF her parents, Mr.. an J
Mrs. D. W. Chbffee, since Thanks
giving, returned to Burlington tn s
mOrulDg where che will resume her
studies at the L V Nj.
Mrs Jane Benson entertained her
brother, Gilman A. Barrows and
family, and her sister, Mrs. l. N. Lee
Rhron and Mr.. LeBaron at New
Vars dinner Sunday ut her pleasant
nome on Brooklyn street.
Guy Rochelpau passed through here
on the mail Monday morning for his
hom ia st. Johnsbury, having spent
Sunday ia SwAnton He leaves in q
few days Tor New York, where he will
resume his studies in a school phar-
Macy
The club recently formed by the
young men of the village, under the
name OF the n H. G., with headquar.
ters in the Matthews building, over
) BaTbpr's cafr|, have changed their
headquarters to rooms ia the Tit
Block.
| Prof. Leon Daniels of New York
t City, VINO has been spending the hoIi
! day vacation at the home Of his par
e -nts, Mr., aud Mrs. W. S. Daniels, ir
. the south part of town, is suffering
rom an attack OF mumps and Is uu-
o able to resume his school work al
p present.
&. At tue annual meeting of the Stock
e holders of the i. s. B. 4 7. Co., hello
? this afternoon, the old Board o
e Trustees were reelected as follows
g. W. Hendee, II. H. Powers, c. A
r Rich, H. NJ. Rich, c. H. SIocum anC
n H. A. Slayton of Morrisville, C. H
Stearns of Johnson, c. r. Churchill
r of Stowe and G. b. Wetherby of Bur
d IiDgton.
o The Big January Clearance Sale i
now Oh at the big store of Geo.
= browne & Co., and the unusual bar
o gains offered are attracting a larg
IT number of buyers. Read their big az
d on page 8 and take advantage of tn
great reduction in seasonable good
b. before it is too late. You will be sur
:, prised at the increased PURCHASING
e power of dollar, when used at thi