News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-10-25
LOCAL ~ EWS.
MORRISVILLE

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here. See business notice column.
Mics Lucy Bean of Johnson is visit
ing friends 10 town for several days.
The new bridge at the foot Of Fisk
hill is completed and now open to the
public.
DR.. A. J. Valleau of Wolcott was
guest of bis sister, Mrs. c. H. Crane,
the hrst of the week
Bishop Hall held very interest
ing Episcopal service at the Cong'l
vestry Monday evening,
Miss Tia Niles, who has been in New
York City for the past two weeks, re-
turned home last evening.
<rhe next meeting of the Woman's
IUlHb will be held with Mrs. n B.
Blair, Saturday afternoon, Oct. %.
Miss Frances Pomeroy OF East
Fairfield is spending the week at the
home of Il. j. Isham on Park street.
Miss Stella Lane of Hardwick was
recent guest at the home of Wallace
Jones and wife, returning home Tues
day morning.
The N. E 0. P. will give a penny
supper to the members at the first
meeting in November. Further par
ticulars next week.
n The M. E. Ladies' Aid will give a
chicken pie supper next Wednesday
night. Price 25 cente plate. Every
one cordially invited.
-, The deer season is now on and up
to this time about 20 have been
killed in this County, with johnson
and Eden in the lead.
Albert Burke, who has been con-
fued to the house for the past two
weeks by illness, walked down town
for the first time Tuesday.
Mrs. Fl. l.. Sayles OF Richmond is a
guest this week at the home of j. NJ.
Fuss on Court street, coming to at
tend the Morse Foss wedding.
1.-THE ladies Of the NJ. E. Ladies Aid
are planning sale 70 be- given the
second week in November. Special
mention will be mace next week.
~ III. j. Edmunds has rented the
house recently purchased by A, w.
Waite or Maple street and will move
his family here from Westfield in
few days.
Col. and Mrs. George W. Doty re-
turned last Saturday night from a
ten days visit with their daughter,
Mrs. w. D. Grout, in Worcester,
Mass.
Leo Gould and Dan Potter, who
are attending the Vermont Business
College in Burlington, came home
last Saturday night for few days
vacation.
OF the twelve Little Wanderers sent
to Swanton at the time the party
came here, ten found homes. The
two left, couple OF little boys, were
taken back to Boston.
The first number in the Young
Mems Entertainment Course is on
Friday evening of this week. Tick
cts on sale at Hall & Cheney's drug
store. The attraction is "Carmen's
Italian Boys"
Miss Grace and Harold Prior have
been spending several days the past
week with their sister, Mrs. 81. J.
Sleeper, in Waterbury. They all
visited their brother, Charlie, who is
attending Business Collegein BurIing-
ton, the last of the week.
4 DR.. George L. Bates has purchased
| Off. Fl. Griswold, bis residence on
Main street, writings having been
made Monday. DR.. Bates will take
possession of his new residence soor.
Mr.. Griswold and wife 60 to Barre
this week for the winter.
Several Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine
from this place attended the "fall
ceremonial session" at Mount Sinai
Temple at Montpelier last evening.
A large number of candidates were
admitted to the order and the Jour
ney over the Abraham sands was de-
cidedIy hot.
Rev. and Mrs. st. Glare, who have
been spending several days at the
home of the latter's parents in Rich
mond, returned home Monday even
ing. Upon arriving at the parsonage
they found unmistakable evidences
of "tin shower" a great variety of
useful articles having been left upon
the veranda earlier in the evening.
Mrs. c. G. Rublee announces that
on Nov. 1 she will open her residence
on the corner of Main and Maple
streets In this place as a sanitarium
for the treatment of patients not
suffering from contagious diseases.
Mrs. Rublee has had experience as a
nurse and will employ only COM
peteut assistants. Patients under
treatment there will be allowed the
privilege of the attendance of their
family physician.
The large sale Of tickets for the
Band Fair already assures a big sue
cess for the event, which is to be held
at the town hall the second week In
december. Two new sets of silver in
struments we're ordered last Friday
from different manufacturers and are
expected to arrive in q few days,
when q choice will be made, after a
trial, which the management expect
to make public, by free concert in the
town hall. Don't delay the purchase
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