News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-09-06
WORTHWHILE


A. W. Foster of Wolcott was husi.
ness visitor in town to day.
Philip Hill and wife We're guests OF
their aunt, Mrs. o. p. Foster, several
days last week.
Mrs. Olive Allen left this morning
for Groton, where she will visit rela.
tives for month.
W. E. Town and family of Water
bury are guests at the homeot Walter
Smith on Court street.
George Thomas entertained num-
Der of his young friends at a corn
roast Monday evening.
Remember the corn supper at the
/ Universalist church to.mor, ow even
ing. See bill of fare on page 2.
The work OF repairing the Congress
street "till" which was washed out
last spring, is nearly completed.
The Smalley Estate offers a good
opportunity for anyone looking for
a bargain in a team. See adver-
| tieement.
| David Dean of Chicago, has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. FL. Waite, for
the past week, left for his home
this morning.
Ell. M. Rich started to-day for Far
go, North Dakota, on business trip
in the interests OF the Union Savings
Bank and Trust Company.
Mrs. W. s. Cheney and daughter,
Winnifred, returned astevening from
| Peake's Island, Me-, where they have
been spending the summer.
A small dancing party was given
at N. E. o. P, hall last Saturday
evening by Misses Grace Bedell and
Florence Nichols, excellent music was
furnished by Miss Alice Gle. '-F
Miss Blanche t'adden of Clarence
vile, P. O., is guest at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Porter Greene on
Cherry Avenue. She came here from
Lake Placid, N. Y, where she spent
the summer.
Judge George NJ. Powers went to
Montpelier on Tuesday, last, where
he is presiding at the Washington
County Court, in place of judge
Start of Bakersfield. who is still IN
able to attend to his duties on at
count OF illness.
Rev. P. A. Smith, Rev. c. C. st,
Clare, HIP. Munson, G. F. Smi ii and
wife, Charles Nichols, Mrs W. F.
steele, and Mrs. II. l.. Law, have been
IN jtff-rsonville to-day, in attendance
upon the County Sunday School
Convention.
The Methodist Sunday-school will
hold basket picnic at Lake Elmore
next Saturdav, weather permitting
All wi wish TO go are requested to
be at the church at inc O'Clock m,
where teams will be waiting, to fur
nish free transportation.
The two iron bridges bought by the
town arrived last week and the b
dell bridge in the south part of town
has been placed in position this week
by |. N. LeBarC and q force of men.
Hhe bridge near w. II. Towne's in
this village will be placed the last OF
the week.
Cards have been received byseveral
here announcing the marriage in
Rutland OF Cleo Morse, eldest son of
j. j. Morse, formerly of this place to
Miss Nora Richardson of that city,
on August 81. Cleo has a large nun
br of friends in this vicinity who
extend congratulations.
l.. A. Fox and family who have
been living on Cherry Avenue for
several months and who formily
lived on the David Wood farm, east
OF this village, will move soon to
Franklin Falls, n H., where Mr.. Fox
has a position. His son, Thomas,
has been employed there for seVerel
months.
A change will take place at the To-
cal st. j. & L. G. freight Office next
Tuesday when Clark Richardson, the
efficient agent for the past five years,
goes to Hyde Park, having been
given the station at that place and
George Brill, who has filed the posi-
ton at Hyde Park for several years
will take charge of the freight office
here.
Miss Alice Holbrook, who has beer
visiting her father in Hyde Park,
spent Sunday with friends in bhis viii
lage. She went to Lyndonville Mon
day, where she joined Miss Bessie
Hopkins, who has been spending the
past two weeks with her parents, At
ter short visit in Massachusetts the
young ladies will return to III 1sas
City, Mo-, where they will resume
their duties.