News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-09-20
MORRISVILLE

MI - anu MIC. n. ". Dtuell W6uL W
st. Johnsbury to-day, to attend the
Fair.
Capt. Frank kenfield left last even
ing for business trip to New Hamp-
shire.
Sanford Slocum has been quite i'll
since Monday, stuff .ring severe at
tack of tism.
The Lilley Wagon Company has re-
Gently declared a dividend of 35 Der
cent to the creditors.
VIM. FL. Howard, visited friends in
Wolcott, yesterday. He was accom-
panied by his brother, Charles.
Charles Parker of Littleton, N. H.,
was the guest the first of the week of
&. A. Barrows and W. F. Benson.
Mrs. George E. Woodward went to
st. Johnsbury to day for a short
visit to her sister, Mrs. E. A. Carr.
Editor Charles Cummings OF the
I Interstate Journal of White River
Junction Is in town on business this
week.
Mrs. Emma A. Kelley of New York
and Mrs. Ellen l.. Pool of Boston are
guests at Judge Boynton's for d few
weeks.
A four-horse load of Masons, with
Andrew Smith as "pilot,' visited
Stowe Masonic lodge last evening.
A very pleasant time is reported. ID
I Don't fail to read the half page ad
on page seven in this issue. 1t is
good wholesome reading and while
it may not shit your case" it won't
hurt you.
Miss Cora Bracket will leave Fri
day TOR Waltham, Mass, for an ex-
tended visit with her friend, Mrs. Ro.
land Goodell, who will be pleasantly
remembered here as Miss Belle Parker,
daughter of Ed. Parker.
The ladies of the Universalist church
are unable TO announce at this time
the exact date of the of the rummage
sale, but they expect to hold it the
trst of October. Housekeepers are
asked to bear the sale in mind,
Miss Mary Fisk was given " tin
shower " last Saturday evening. The
door bell rang and attached toit was
a long string of tinware, to which was
attached string of young ladies.
The former was taken in, the latter
will be later.
Judge George A. Morse has broke
ground for residence to be erected
on the lot facing Cherry Avenue in
the rear of the Cooke property on
Congress street. The house will be
modern in every particular and is
built for renting purposes.
There are three applications for the
position of the Board of Pension Ex-
aminers for this county, made vacant
by the death of DR.. Rublee. They
are Drs. G. L. Bates and W. L.
Slayton of Morrisville and DR.. Prem.
tiss of Johnson. DR.. Brush of Cam
bridge and DR.. Morgan OF Stowe are
the other members of the board.
George A. Cheney received a tele-
gram Monday announcing the death
of younger brother, E. R. Cheney,
at his late home in, Anderson,
Indiana, which occurred suddenly
from heart failure. Mr.. and Mrs
Cheney left Monday night for Ander-
son to attend the funeral. They had
been planning to make visit there
this fall and expected to have start
ed next Monday morning.
Charles Batchelder and wife and
son, Dean, and Mrs. j. ID. Batchelder
and daughter, Marie, left Monday
morning for their home in Boston,
the party, with the exception of Mr..
Batchelder, having spent the summer
here at the home of A. G. Hamel and
wife on Brooklyn street. Mrs. j. D.
Batchelder and daughter and grand
son, Dean, went directly to Boston,
the other members of the party
spending some time in the White
Mountains.
William Howard has been enter
tanning his brother, Charles Howard
of North Tonawanda, n. Y, for the
past few days, the former coming
here from johnson, where he spent
some time with his sister, Mrs. &C.
browne. Mr.. Howard is now a New
York Central r. r. tower man, but
was formerly member of the Niagara
Publishing Co. of North Tonawanda.
He is a former Morrisville boy and
learned the printers trade of Charles
Morse, in the old Newsdealer office in
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