News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-01-20
GEO. F. EARLE, Morrisville, Vt.

business matters.
A. w. Ferry is quite seriously ill at
his home on Bridge street.
The next regular meeting of James NJ.
Warner Post, w. R. c., will be held next
Monday night.
Mrs. Herman Holbrook of Greensboro
was the guest of friends in town a short
time last week.
A handsome new line of post card val
entines have just been received at the
Wilson music store.
Mrs. H. W. Lavalley and daughter of
Hardwick were guests Tuesday and to-
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. St.
John.
Miss Cora Bracket of Boston arrived
in town Monday night for several
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. r. Brackett.
John and Joe Weafer of Boston arrived
in town Monday night for two weeks
visit at the home of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Weafer.
E. III. VanCor, manager of the Citizens
Telephone Co., returned last Saturday
morning from brief business trip to Al
bany, N. Y, Worcester and Boston, Mass
Mrs. James McCuin of johnson and
Mrs. Flora Hodgkins of Copper Hill,
Tenn. were guests Saturday and Sunday
of their brother, l.. c. Tillotson, on Con-
gress street.
Mrs. Mary D. Langley of Manchester,
N. H., spent several days the past week
with her niece, Mrs. F. E. Wheeler, leav-
ing Tuesday morning for Wolcott, where
she is visiting relatives.
H. L. Deano has been navigating with
the assistance Of crutches for the past
week. AS he was loading logs, one of
his feet was caught between log and
the sled, turning the foot over and tear
ing the ligaments.
DR.. p. l.. Barnes, who opened an office
here several months ago has closed the
same and with Mrs. Barnes and mother
returned the first of the week to New
Jersey. 1t is understood that DR.. Barnes
has position as travelling salesman for
drug firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Wakefield are
receiving congratulations upon the birth
OF ten and one half pound son, Urban
Christopher, who arrived at their home
on the Elmore Mountain road last Sun.
day night. Miss Garland, a trained
nurse from Burlington, is caring for
mother and son.
II. l.. Bentley, the Photographer, in
order to give his patrons the benefit of
the latest ideas in photos and to insure
the best work possible for the coming
season, is to attend the Eastman school
for professional photographers, which
holds its session in Boston the week of
Jan. "a. During Mr.. Bentley's absence
his studio will be closed.
Peter st. John was called to Montpelier
Monday by the death of his father, Abra-
nam st. John, who died on Saturday last
If old age, being 81 years old. Five sons
md two daughters survive him. Another
laughter died in Montpelier about three
weeks ago. Mr.. st. John was born in
Canada, but had lived in Montpelier So
years.
With the rigors of genuine old FASH
oned winter upon us it is interesting to |
tote that we are not receiving all the |
NOW, although probably getting our full |
'haIe. A letter received by Mr.. and Mrs. |
:. A. Sanders from Rev. j. Edward |
Wright of Montpelier, ,iwho has been Wis
ting Louisville, Ky, states that three |
lays previous to his arrival there on Jan. |
A, there was a fall of snow amounting /
o from six to eight inches, with a tenn
'erature low enough to hold the snow
Until his arrival, when sleighs were seen
m the streets. This of course is quite ,
for that section. ;