News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-09-27
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ley's it will be right.
Mrs Ed Muzzy of Hartford, Conn,
is visiting at Joe Muzzy's.
F. E. Graham of Montpelier was in
town several days last week.
Miss Nettie Brush was at home
from Montpelier over Sunday.
Mrs. G. D Gibbs and daughter are
spending the week in Montpelier
Miss Anna C. Brackett has returned
to New York City for the winter.
Mrs. @. F. Gerry has been visiting
relatives in Montpelier and Barre.
VIII Culver has moved to the house
recently purchased of B. L. Culver.
Mrs C. NJ. Watts is spending the
week with Mrs. Coburn at Waterbury.
George Ward of thu Hartford Boiler
ms. Co. was 81 visitor in town, Fri
day.
W. W. jackson and wife will spend
the winter with their children in
Barre.
e W. Kaiser and George Norway
were in town from Montpelier the
last of the week.
Fred Douglas has engaged to work
for FL W. Belden the coming yea,
gathering cream.
l.. Sweetzer cut his hand quite bs div
last week on the slabsaw at c. E. &
F. 0. Burt's mill.
Mrs. J. G. Morgan has been spend
ing several days with DR.. and Mrs.
Church in Burlington.
Misses Watts, Straw and Carr will
attend the presentation of "The Vir-
gilman" In Burlington tonight.
George Gale burned his hand quite
severely last week while drawing gal-
oline at the store OF Il. e. Shaw.
Frank Muzzy is moving this week
to Montpelier, where he has a posi-
tiOn as gardener and coachman.
Miss Annette Owen was called to
Hinesburg last Sunday by the death
and burial of her cousin, David Fra
ser.
Mesdames Anna Kimball, Belden,
E G, Russell and Ward Chaffee at
tended the District meeting of W. R G.
at Montpelier Friday.
Clyde Nelson is at home from the
White Mts. and goes next week to
New Jersey where he has employment
for the winter in a hotel.
Special cars will run Wednesday to
ACCOMMODATES those wishing to attend
the Centennial exercises at Montpelier
Wednesday. Reduced rates will be in
force.
Miss Jennie Webster had the mis-
fortune to fracture to fracture her
wrist through a fall from her door
step one day last week. The injury
is doing we'll.
George McAllister and wife, Mes
DANES Lula McAllister, E. s. Edison,
Miss Sadie Harlow, E. C. Harlow and
r. S. Warren arrived from Denver,
Colo, Saturday.
Rev. E. M. Abbott was called to
Maine last week to officiate at the
funeral of a friend, but will return
and occupy the pulpit of Unity
church next Sunday.
Evangelistic services are being held
at the Methodist church. The pas
tor, Rev Mr.. Angel is be ng assisted
by Rev. W. S. Smithers of Waterbury
Center and by the Presiding Elder.
Miles Mcmahon & Co. have begun
extensive repairs upon their store
building. The work being in charge
of E. j. Smalley. A new front will be
built and plate glass windows added.
George Harris, Philip Adams and
James Campbell entered the U. V. NJ.
this week and Conrad Adams, Nor
wich University. All were members
of the class of '05 Stowe High School.
Next Sunday morning will be "Rall
ly Sunday" at the Congregations
church. The service of church aH5
Sunday school will be united at 1915
a, m. There will be a sermon by the
pastor on the topic, 1.-THE strength
of Union," special music, and pieces
spoken by the children. All members
and Others interested are specially
urged to be present.