News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-09-13

MORRISVILLE.

Mrs. Lucy Smith is cooking at the
Randall for a few weeks.
Mrs. Albert Burke went to Hard.
wick Tuesday for a visit with rela.
tives.
There will be regular meeting o1
Tucker Chapter, R. A. M, Friday
evening of this week.
j. M. Warner Post will hold a reg.
ular meeting at G. A. h. hall Satur.
day evening at the usual hour.
Editor Walter Bigelow and family
arrived in town Monday night, called
here to attend the funeral of DR.. G. g.
Rublee.
Mrs. W. j. Utton and daughter,
Priscilla, went to Barton Tuesday for
visit with relatives and to attend
the fair.
h N. B. Blair and wife and Mrs. W. f.
Steele went to Greensboro Tuesday
morning for a few days outing at the
Fitch cottage.
Mrs. Diana Richardson OF Calais
arrived in town Monday night for a
visit with her niece, Mrs. Walter
Thomas. She will also visit relatives
in Elmore.
II. D. Cole, jeweler for A. R. Camp
fbell, returned the first of the week
from Norway, Me-, where he has been
spending weeks vacation at his
former home.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Dunn, housekeeper for
o. D. Matthews, is visiting this week,
with her daughter, Mrs. j. d. Leav-
itt, of Craftsbury and his son, F. L.
Dunn, in Hardwick.
Mrs. W. B. Walker and daughter,
who have been guests at the home OF
81. Waite for the past two weeks, re-
turned to their home in New York
City Tuesday morning.
Miss LYNNE Trick went to Burling-
ton Monday night, where she attend
ed the wedding, Tuesday, OF her sis
ter, Florence A. Trick, who was unit
ed in marriage to James Laughter n o
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Guyer of
Hyannis, Mass, spent Sunday at the
Randall. They will both be pleasant,
ly remembered as residents of Nor
risville many years ago, the latter as
Miss Hattie Thompson.
[The Catalonia County Fair at st.
Johnsbury comes on September 10,
20 and 81, and undoubtedly large
number from this vicinity will attend
The fair promises to excel all previ-
GUS records. See their ad on page 3.
TT is requested that all members of
the Y. 2. c. .. be present at the Sunf
day evening meeting, so that officers
may be elected for the ensuing year.
All those who would seek mem bership
will kindly present names at that
meeting.
THE ladies of the Cong'l church will
serve d beef pie supper at the vestry
Friday evening. A most cordial in.
vitation is extended to ALL As this
is the first supper for several months,
it is especially desired that there be a
a large attendance.
Orson Stone and wife of Lyndon
vile, parents of Hon. Mason S.
Stone, were guests over Sunday at
the home of Mrs. B. o. Shaw on Park
street. They we're on their return
home from visit to their son, Le-
land, in Burke, N. Y.
<Charles H. Stewart, formerly en-
ployed by II. l. Ktmball, pharmacist,
of Hardwick, began work the first of
the week in Hall & Cheney phar-
nancy, an increase of business max
ing it necessary to add another com
petent man to his clerical force.
George Rublee, who has been study.
ing in hospital in Boston this sum-
mer, arrived in town Tuesday morn
ing, called here by the death of his
father, DR.. c. G. Rublee. Mrs. b. A.
Palmer, a daughter, arrived from
North Hatley Monday evening.
Tuesday was an especially busy
day in the gasolene engine depart
ment of the Morrisvile Foundry Co.'S.
shops. c. B. Gile went to Danville
Fred Goodrich to Highgate, where
they installed engines and G. B.
Green set one up at W. W. Peck Z
barn near the Fair Grounds.