News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-03-21
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UbOrRo w. OibEb Wd5 Dublubb
visitor in Walden Tuesday.
w. F. Flanagan of Burlington ha
been business visitor in town THU
week.
George Ell. Terrill and Harrison
Dodge were business visitors in Hard
wick last Saturday.
Z Miss Frances Little and Mr.. A. J
Moore assisted in the singing at the
Cong'l church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Mira Heath has been confined
to the house several days this week
suffering from slight attack of ton.
silltis.
Mrs. e. A. Hart of st. Johnsbury
arrived in town yesterday morning
for few days visit with friends in
town.
Y The annual village meeting will be
held on the evening of the second
Monday in April. 1t promises to be
an interesting session.
Miss Edna Best returned to North
field the first of the week, after hav
ing visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Best for several days.
One of the handsomest lines of
Easter ties ever shown in this section
is now on display at the Combination
Balgain Store. They are certainly
great values.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nichols of
Pleasant street are the happy par
ents of nine and one-balf pound
girl, born last Sunday morning
Congratulations.
Mrs. A. W. Fuge and Miss Mary
Harris returned from Burlington last
Saturday night, where the former
has been visiting her parents for
several weeks and where the latter
visited friends for several days.
The annual invoice at Waterman's
has been completed and the new
spring suits are now ready for in
spection. This announcements should
be OF special Importance TO every
male resident OF Lamoille County.
Mrs. Ellen Cram went to Hardwick
Tuesday morning, where she has been
engaged to care for Mrs. Vern Rand.
who is very ill, following an opera
ton for appendicitis. The condition
of Mrs. Rand is slightly improved.
The music at the Universalist
church last Sunday was augmented
by a we'll rendered soprano solo by
Miss Bertha Mae Heath. Harold Fish.
er returned to his place in the choir
Sunday morning aud rendered In fine
voice an opening solo in the offertory
anthem.
The subject of Rev. Mr.. St. CIare's
sermon Sunday morning was mans
Hiding Places" and he held the close
attention of his hearers from begin
ming to end. His text was taken
from Genesis, 3rd chapter and 9th
verse, "And the Lord God called I'M
to Adam and said unto him. Where
art LhOu?"
Mrs. George P browne left Mon
day morning for Boston, where she
will spend the week in the markets,
selecting a large line of spring and
summer goods for the big store. 1t
is the intention of the firm to put in
even larger line than ever of the
latest ideas in dress and fancy goods.
which will soon be on display. Watch
for the announcement in this paper.
Many friends of Miss Grace Fisk,
will be interested to know that she is
recovering from the effects OF seri-
GUS operation recently performed in
a Boston Hospital. Miss Fisk has |!
been In Boston for several years, |
where she is engaged as a trained |
nurse. She will be pleasantly remem-
bered here as the daughter of Rev. p.
b. Fisk, former pastor of the Cong'l |
church here.
The election of G. A. Barrows as
Road Commissioner for this town
for the fifteenth time at the recent
town meeting indicates that the |
town knows a good thing when they |
have it and intend to keep it. Mr..
Barrows has certainly proved himself
to be first class man to have charge
Of the towns highways. He has
built some excellent roads aud put
all of the roads in good repair. He
s not an expensive man and has a
aculty of getting good work out of
all the men that he hires. 1t is O
credit to the town to have a Road
Commissioner like MIR. Barrows and
mis- unanimous reelection indicates
that the town approves of him and
lis work.