News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-01-11
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an attack OF iaundice.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Crane spent
Sunday with friends in Hardwick.
P. j. Cole of st. Johnsbury was a
business visitor in town Saturday.
A. B. Gill was in New Hampshire on
a business trip the first of the week.
W. W. Peck was in town several
days the past week from Somerset.
Misses Anna and Grace Bigelow OF
Stowe visited friends here Tuesday.
Judge Geo. NJ. Powers is holding
County Court in Burlington this
week.
For everything in gents furnish.
ings visit Waterman's. Read his ad
on page 4.
q. b. Vincent went to Glover Tues
day for few days visit at the home
of j. G. King.
Mrs. Alice Sawyer, head waitress
ct the Boynton cafe, is taking a few
days vacation.
Miss Hannah Buck of Waterbury is
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
William Sinnott on Cherry avenue.
There will be a special meeting of
Lamoille Lodge, N. E. o. T., next
Monday evening for work in the initi-
atory degree.
Miss Elizabeth Nicholson, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Mich
olson. who has been quite Ill, threat
ened with bronchial pneumonia, is re-
covering.
James Kelley is improving his leis.
ure time in making typewriter copies
of Phelps famous Essex Junction
poem. Anybody wanting a copy can
obtain it for the asking.
Herbert Slayton returned Monday
evening from a months western trip,
having visited at various different
points of interest. Frank Slayton,
his father, is expected home next
week.
MIR. and Mrs. c. A. Barnes of Man
chester, N. H., were guests over Mon
day night of the formers sister, Mrs.
j. A. Bundy. They were returning
from visit to Mrs. Barnes parents
in Bakersfield
d. D. Holmes and family have ar
rived here from Ellenburgh, N. z,
and took possession the first of the
week of their residence on Cherry
avenue, which they purchased of N. /, /
Brown several months ago. II
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The Junior Y. P. G. .. of the Ui6S
versalist church will hold a FIVE cen
social at the vestry from 7 to 9 OF
Thursday evening of this week. They
cordially invite their friends to come
and help them have good time.
Charles Peo of Elmore went to Bur.
lington Tuesday morning and re.
turned Tuesday night, accompanied
by his sister, Miss Eta Peo, who
went to the Mary Fletcher Hospital
there several weeks ago tor treat
ment. Miss Peo is much improved in
health.
j. j. Jackson, proprietor of the
Jersey Heights Creamery, left this
morning for Montpelier, where he will
attend the Dairy ymen's meeting. By
the way, Mr.. Jackson is giving the |
patrons of the creamery first class
service and is using upto date
methods, which are much al preciated !
by the farmers.
. NJ Smith has fifty four white leg
horn hens, which contrary to the usual |
custom, pay no attention to the mar
ket and lay just as many eggs when
the price is 80 cents per, as wuen their
product is only quoted at half that
price. During the month of December
they laid $50 eggs, and their average
Tor the present month promises to ex-
cell the above record.
Among other pleasant features of
the l O.G. L. meeting Monday even
ing, was the reception of seven new
members into thesociety. There was
an especially large attendance, and
much interest manifested in the work
OF the order. Arrangements were
made for good number of the mem
bers TO attend the County Union
which is in session at Stowe this af-
Cernoon ana evening.
The Combination Bargain Store
begins tomorrow sacrifice sale,
which promises TO be record-break-
er for low prices and genuine bargains.
lt Is an event which every prudent
buyer in LamoiIle County should
take advantage of. 1t will be clear
ance sale in fact as well as in name
and goods in evey department will be
marked at prices which will move
them and the pace will not be slow.
Read every word OF their big ad on
page 8.
At the Cong'l Society meeting last
evening the following officers were
elected for the year ensuing :-Moder-
ator, W. A. Beebe Clerk, j. A. Rob.
inson Treas, A. II. Slayton Pru-
Dental Committee, Geo. P. browne,
j. M. Foss and Geo. W. Clark Sup
ply Committee, 81. P. Munson, NJ. B.
Eaton, ii. A. Slayton Music Com
mittee, +. G. Flee twood, A. N. Camp,
Mrs. Fisk, Mrs. Powers and Rev. c.
c. st Clare Trustee of gift fund for
three years (re-elected) E. s. Robin.
son, Officers of Pew Owners AssOcia.