News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-03-17
LOCAL M e XA -
WORTHWHILE

Mr.. and Mrs. N. b. Blair were VISITORS
in Cambridge and Fletcher several days
the past week.
The last dance of the Wa Wa club will
be held next Tuesday evening instead OF
Thursday of this week.
n. B. Bisonett of Burlington was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Crosby the
latter part of the past week.
Howard Terrill, P. "A. '0S, has begun
work for NJ. w. Carleton in the latter
store at Morristown Corners 3
Mrs. Nette Merritt and sons, Francis
and Mark, who have been ill from severe
colds, are able to be out again.
Mrs. Archie Grant and daughter, Mar
jorie, were guests of relatives in Hard
wick the latter part of the past week.
The management of the Theatorium
are planning for big special for Satur-
day night, when several strictly new
reels will be shown.
E. H. Olmstead was in Johnson last
week, where he had charge of the Z. I.
Jones drug store, during Mr.. Jones ao-
sence at the automobile show in Boston.
Mrs. Frank Goodell and daughter,
Bertha, and son, Harrison, were guests
at the home of Mrs. GoodelfS parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker, in John
son last Wednesday.
Albert Terrill has taken possession of
the c. b. Terrlll place in Cady's Falls
which he recently purchased. He has
also purchased forty acres from the
Golthwaite place adjoining.
This is the second week of the annual
linen and cotton sale at the Com bination
Bargain Store and many new lines are
being added. which will be of especial
interest to ladies IN this vicinity.
E. G. Phelps, who bought the Hadley
place on Randolph road several years
ago, has begun work in the F. w. Mould
stone sheds. Mr.. Phelps worked at the
business several years before moving
here. F. j. Boynton and Andrew Con-
ner, the latter from New Bedford, Mass.
have also begun work there.
Last Saturday A. w. Fuge, foreman in |
the F. w. Mould stone sheds, underwent |
and operation for the removal of a por-
ton of crushed bone from his right hand, |
which was the result of an accident sew |
eral weeks ago. The operation was per-
formed by DR.. W. M. tombstone, at the |
home of Walter Smith, and the member
is now doing nicely.
Mrs, E. O. Joslyn, who has been spend |
ing some time here with Mrs. Ida Church |
ill and numerous relatives and friends |
left Tuesday for Plattsburg, N. Y, where |
she will spend some time with friends. |
Mr.. Joslyn has been in Harrington, Tex,
for several weeks, where he may decide
to engage in permanent business, in
which event Mrs. Joslyn will join him.
The Middlebury Register has the fol
owing to say of Mr.. Knight, who takes
possession of the Rivers grocery business
this week:-"Waldo E. Knight has pur-
chased the leading grocery store at Nor
risville and sewers his connection with
the store of B. G. Ryder next Saturday.
Mr.. Knight has been connected with the
grocery department of this frst-class
store for the past seven years, first under
Bond Bros, then F. A. Bond and later
Mr.. Ryder. He not only thoroughly I'M
1erstands the business but is one of the
most popular young men in town and has
made a host of friends here who wish |
him the success they know he deserves
n the enterprising town to which he is
% move. The editor is glad to add his {
personal endorsement as he has known
Mr.. Knight during all the years he has
ived in Middlebury. Both Morrisville
md Mr.. Knight are to be congratulated. t
he is live, progressive young man, and :
Iorrisville is one of the few places in j,
Vermont that is sure to grow"