News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-02-19
LOCAL NEW -
MORRISVIL-LE

Miss Blanche Peck spent Sunday with
friends in Hardwick.
Hon. George A. Morse was a business
visitor in Hardwick Monday.
Mrs. William Gibbs is quite i'll from
rheumatism and complications.
Mrs. D. D. Holmes, who has been Il
! for the past two weeks, is much better.
| Mrs James Perry has been i'll for the
past week, suffering from appendicitis.
The condition of Lothrop Tenney, who
has been very ill, is reported as much i'm
| proved.
G. Frank Small is again able to be out,
after several weeks illness from bron-
chitis.
/ George Carter has returned here and
is again employed at the Mould & Davis
stone sheds.
William Elphinstone of Montpelier
has returned here and is again employed
by Mould & Davis.
A. r. Shattuck of Cambridge was
guest last Saturday and Sunday of his
brother, Luther Shattuck.
, Mrs. George McKinty of Wolcott was a
guest over Sunday of the home of her
brother, George P. Fisher.
William Benway, barber for G. i.
Kramer, has been at his home in Rich
mond for several days on account of
illness.
The Earle dry goods store this week
hams. of which they have large
showing.
Mrs. S. H. Phelps is slowly improving,
and sits up in bed to eat and read and
write. She is looking forward t, spring,
which she hopes has something good in
store for her.
The Washingtonian Concert and ball
to be given by the Morrsville Military
Band at town hall tomorrow evening
promises to be one of the social sue
cesses of the season.
The recent thaw, followed by the cold
weather of the past two days, has made
fine skating ON the new lake and many
Morrisville young people have taken ad.
vantage of the same.
A recent letter from A. A. Kendall,
who has been on western trip, includ-
ing visit to his son, Clyde Kendall, in
West Chester, Pa, stated that he was in
Oklahoma, where he will remain for
some time.
The big, after-inventory sale is now in
full swing at the Combination Bargain
Store. The prices have certainly been
cut, without reserve in all departments
as those who have already taken advan-
tage of the opportunity can testify.
Last Thursday afternoon, Mrs. J. A.
Bundy entertained several of her lady
friends at her Maple street home, the
occasion being the first meeting of an
old-fashioned sewing circle, which has
been recently organized by Morrisville
ladies.
Mrs. A. w. Whittemore, wife of Over
seer Whittcmore, of the Morristown
Poor Farm, has been ill for the past
week, from the prevailing distemper
Several inmates of the home are also i'll, |
among them being Moses Bartlett. an
elderly gentleman, who is suffering from
injuries received from slipping on the ice. |
Geo. P. browne & Co. have lust
finished their inventory and they find |
many small lots, notlarge enough to ad- |
vertise, but just the kind of lots that |
prudent, careful house.keepers are look
ing for. If you want your money to go
as far as possible, don't fail to take ad, |
vantage of the many plums that they are |
Last Thursday evening about thirty /
members of Lamoille lodge, n. Z. o. P.
drove to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. |
w. browne in the west part of town,
giving that worthy compile a genuine |
surprise party and tin shower, in honor |
Of their recent marriage. Mr. and Mrs,
browne proved royal entertainers and a |
most enjoyable evening was spent,
whist being the principal attraction.
Cake and coffee were served.