News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-08-18
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1 Ihis anu 4hios JUVS"T
Eden were visitors in town Yesterday
II. b. Chaffee of Hardwick was a visi-
tor in town several days the first OF the
week.
Miss Mable Durkee has returned from
a two, weeks vacation spent in New
Hampshire.
The annual free concert will be given
at the Cong'l church week from next
Tuesday evening.
Miss Belle Barrows has resigned her
position in the telephone office and will
finish work there soon.
K. |. Booth has rented the Spaulding
house on summer street to be vacated by
A. j. Bartlett and family.
w. f. Benson will have an attractive
| display of Sorosis shoes and Onyx hosi-
cry at floral hall at the fair.
A. E. Burke has sold his Cherry ave-
nue. residence to A. j. Bartlett, the writ
ings having been drawn Tuesday,
Miss Grace Smith is visiting in Bur
lington this week. She will return Thurs
day, accompanied by her sister, Miss Iva
Smith.
Leland Ring, who has been spending
several weeks with relatives in New
Haven junction, returned home last Sat-
urday.
Emery Lucia, who recently began work
as butter maker in the Waite creamery,
has rented a part of the Hickok house on
Union street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlin Lunt of Akeley,
MIMI, arrived last night for visit at the
home of the formers brother, F. o.
Lunt, on Bridge street.
F. A. Crane of Craftsbury has been
guest of his granddaughter, Mrs. c. M.
Fisher, this week while in town to at
tend the Co. d. reunion.
Kelley & Co. advertise mark down
sale on summer goods, which includes |
many attractive bargains in the furni-
.ure line. See adv. on page 2.
Fair goers are assured superior arti
lie in ice cream this year, as SULTAN,
The City bakery has secured the rights of
he grounds. Prospective vendors should
Zee Sulham at once.
E. r. Bracket of Boston, who has been
o Toronto and other Canadian points on
business, returned Monday. Mrs. Brac-
:ett and son have been spending several
weeks here and in Elmore.
E. A. Smalley will return from Iowa
aturday with another carload of horses
or II. A. Smalley & Co. The firm an
ounces that this will be one of the best
DTS ever unloaded at Morrisville.
w. F. Benson has the agency for the
Goodyear Shoe Repairing Co., which is
onducted in Burlington by w. K. Jack
on. Shipment made Wednesday will be
eturned Friday. See adv. for particulars.
Mrs. Deetta Woodward has closed her
ottage at Lake Elmore and is boarding
t the home of Mrs. Mary Hendee. Dur {
he past week she entertained at Gilmore
drs, Goodall, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs, Braley
nd Mrs. E. E. Carr of st. Johusbury.
NJ. W. Briggs of the west part of town
las been critically ill the past week from =
and neuralgia of the stomach, :
His son, Jesse Briggs and wife of Rut. q
and and daughter, Mrs. Grace Douglas {
# Cambridge, were called home the last 8
# the week. His condition is now more
comfortable;
A large line of Misses and children's a
soston school shoes have arrived at I
Blair's store too late for this weeks adv |
Blair is enthusiastic about the line and =
wants everyone to see them. He also an. '
LOUNGES reduction in oxfords. More L
PARTICULARS next week, meanwhile see
,lair and his shoes. q
Mrs. Eliza Strong has rented her farm
Iorth of this village to Dana J. Thomas a
Who will take possession October l. His Il
mother, Mrs. G. j. Thomas. will live n
With him. Mr.. Thomas, who is EMPLOYED q
" the United Construction Company /,
making headquarters here. Mrs. Strong ri
will 60 to Boston in the fall with her 81
laughter, Miss Mary Strong, who teaches o
q Business College. ~ ~
Il. w. Utton, the veteran horse trainer W
5 suffering from a painful wound on his Is
eft hand, having been bitten by one of N
he horses in his barn last Saturday. The .,
nimal has always been considered gentle b,
nd Mr.. Utton was taken by surprise b
Then he was removing pail out of the u
hanger. He was obliged to beat the ami. "
lal before his hand was released A"
MUSICIAN dressed the wound, which has
ince been very xinful.
A. ]. Smith returned last Thursday o.
rom a five weeks trip along the coast of
Iains and into New Brunswick, where IL
g went with a pair to drive party
aade up of Mrs. P. B. Plumb, wife of
enator Plumb of Emporia, Kan, and her
wo daughters. The trip, which was to \
ave covered seven or eight weeks, was b
ut short because of the illness of one of
he party. Six hundred miles was coy- 7
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