News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-04-28

ssue, concerning the new Goodyear shoe
repairing outfit,
The attention of our readers is "espect-
| fully called to the adv. of Smith & Tillot-
son in this issue.
Miss Cora Bugbee has been off duty
from O. L. Woods store for several days
on account of illness.
Allen Phillips and Ernest Towne have
gone to Montpelier to work for the Stat
ford Lumber Company.
Benry Gallup, who has been suffering
FROM an attack of grip and an abscess of
tie head, is improving.
R. E. Gilbert, machinist in the Morse
dressing mill, has been spending the past
few days with friends in Sheldon.
Mrs. Hannah Aller was called to st.
ARns Tuesday, morning by the illness
- a4ug ghter, Mrs. Alton Littel.
Frank P. Robinson of Burlington has
beenin town the past few days, the guest
of his brothers, j. A. and E. S. Robinson.
Mrs, NJ. P. Maurice went to the home
of her mother in Underhill Monday,
where she was met by Mr.. Maurice, who
transacted legal basiness in Franklin
County last week.
Z. A. Smalley is expected to arrive in
Morrisyile next Wednesday or Thursday
with carload of those famous Western
horses, which have been carefully select
ed for their trade.
At the regular meeting of Rathbone
Lodge, No. "a, tomorrow evening, it is
expected that a candidate will be given
the work in the Page rank. A good at
tendance is desired.
The Morrisville Foundry Company has
recently added new and modern ma
chime to their shops. 1t is used for plan
ing iron aud is valuable addition to the
shop, as it is of the latest improved style.
The annual meeting of the Cemetery
Association will be held on Tuesday
afternoon, May 4, at O'clock at the
OnlYersalist vestry. The annual election
OF officers will occur at this time and it
Is urged that all officers and trustees be
present
At the regular meeting of Morrisville
camp, NJ. w. of A. at G. A. R. hall next
tuesday evening. State Deputy A. 0.
"iiner OF Burlington will be present and
give lecture upon the order and its
work. Mr.. Palmer is an interesting
speaker and as the meeting will be pub
nc, all who are interested will be wei
come. The new banner will be in the
hall for this occasion.
The hearing before the License Com
hissioners last Saturday was attended
" just twenty-five interested residents.
mere were no objections raised against |
applicants for licenses and il is probable |
nat licenses will be. granted to the APP
'hcants for all three classes. The final |
Ietlon has not been taken, as the blanks
laye not yet been received from the Sec
et&ry of State.
Mrs. A. G. Small is suffering from in
unes received by being thrown from a
wagon at Cady's Falls recently. As Mr..
md Mrs. Small were driving, the spring
o the wagon broke, letting the forward
md OF the wagon drop, throwing the oc-
upants to the ground. The ligaments
Mrs. Smalrs right wrist and hand
we're strained and she has since been nm
0le to use the member, although she &c
loEly improving.
The automobile season is now opened
this vicinity aud business at The Nor
isTille Automobile Agency's garage is
l'ely. An important addition to the
pplianee at the garage is an air pump,
nvented by c. B. Greene and made by
be Morrisville Foundry Co.. for filling
Tres. 1t is set up in the machine shop
I'D is connected with the garage where
Tres will be pumped up in short order,
n automatic device throwing off the
cit when the tire is full. /