News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-10-04
Mrs. Wallace Vigeant has been in


In Mocow, was at her home here
Saturday and Sunday.
q. FL. Griswold and wife will spend
the winter with their daughter, Mrs.
Charles Campbell, in Barre.
Walter f. Benson arrived home
Z the first OF the week from weeks
business trip in Massachusetts,.
Fred Norton and wife of Cavendish,
Vt., are guests of the latter's sister,
Mrs. A. A. Ferry of Bridge street.
Harry Earle has been off duty for
the past few days from Boardman's
mill, on account of an injured hand.
Mrs. J.iA. Bundy, who has been Wis.
iting her parents in Bakersfield for
a few days, returned home Monday
morning.
Miss Maud Phillips who is teaching
the fall term on McKinstry Hill, in
Hyde Park, was in town Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. FL. j. Sleeper of Wa aterbury is
expected the last of the week for a
visit at the home of her parents, G.
Il. Prior and wife on Bridge streeU.
F. G. Fleetwood left for Montpelier,
on Mouday on business connected with
his office of Secretary of State and to
be present at the Celebration to-day.
Mrs. Vestia Playful and children
OF Cambridge arrived in town the first
ot the week for visit at the home OF
Fred Wood in the west part of town.
Mrs. Charles Shaw took advantage
of the White Mountain excursion last
Thursday and visited an old school
mate, Mrs. Cynthia Garland, at Bart
lett. N. FL.
Remember the Band Fair, Decem-
Der ! 2 to 16. Over 100 tickets were
disposed OF the first three days of the
sale. Have you purchased yours
yet?
The condition of Mrs. D. H. Bedell,
who has been ill for the past week,
suffering from Uonsilitis, is somewhat
improved, although she is still con.
tiued to the house.
DR.. A. j. Thomas of Bellows Falls
has rented the office and barn of the
late DR.. q. c. Rublee and arrived in
town Tuesday. DR.. Thomas is a
young man and comes to Morrisville
we'll recommended.
George FL. Prior has been elected a
delegate to the Advent Convention
to be held in Ayers Cliff, Canadtt
next week. Several of the members
of the church here are planning to at
tend the convention.
Cross & Tiff, painters, are getting
in some of their artistic work on the
browne building, occupied by W. NJ.
Barber and B. w. Morrill, on Portland
street, and are also trimming up the
browne block this week.
Mrs. A. E. Chaffee has vacated the
j. M. Foss tenement on the corner OF
Summer and Union streets and has
moved to the Sweeney house on Ell.
more street. Mrs. {. j. Thomas
will move to the Foss house.
Mrs. R. s. Paul received a message
last Sunday night, calling her to
Canaan, Vt, to officiate at the funer-
al of Mrs. E. W. Heath, long time
acquaintance of Mrs. Paul. She left
for that place Monday morning.
Tucker Chapter, r. A. M. worked
the Royol Arch degree on two candi-
dates last Friday night. There was
a good attendance, several brethren
being present from Hardwick, John
sOn and Hyde Park. The work was
done in a very commendable manner.
alter which refreshments and cigars
were enjoyed.
q. j. Thomas spent Sunday with
his family in town, returning to St.
Johnsbury Monday morning, where
he is engaged in putting in large
iron bridge, for the United Construc
tion Company. He expects to go
from there to North Adams, Mass,
in about two weeks, where the Com
pany has contract for large bridge.
Prouty & Goodrich, proprietors of
the Morrisville Bottling Works, have
purchased the grocery business of D. |
N. Hutchins d Son, conducted in the |
Hutchins block on Portland street,
possession to be given November l. |
when the Bottling Works will he
moved from the present quarters to |
the lower floor of the Hutchins build. |
ing, which they have rented. Hutch
ins & Son are now closing out their
grocery business.
At the Lamoille County District
Union of [. O. G. T. held In Morris
vile, an extended notice of which was
given in this paper last week, the fol.
lowing officers were elected and in.
stalled by Grand Chief Templar C. II.
Hayden: Chief templar, c: B. Davie,
Worthwhile; vice-templar, B. A. Mills,
Stove; secretary, Mrs. Fl. E. Straw,
Stowe; assistant secretary, H. E.
Straw, Stowe; financial secretary. G.
K. King, Wolcott: treasurer, Mrs. C.
F. Eddy, Stowe; chaplain, Rev. p, A.
Smith, Morrisville; marshal, Harry
May, Wolcott; deputy marshal, Elva
Ware en-, Stowe; sentinel, g. ii. Prior,
Morrisvllle. The union was invited
to hold the next meeting with Stowe
Lodge. The following committee of
arrangements was appointed: p.
Smith Mrs Eddy and Mrs n Mo-