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

Those Mt. Sinai Shrine buttons are no"
on sale at Campbell's.
The condition of Mrs. E. II. P. Merrill
has been much worse for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Kelley and son
Wiley, spent Sunday in Waterville with
relatives.
Roy Smith of Stowe has rented the
second story tenement in n. b. Blair
residence.
The Ladies' Circle of the Universalist
church will meet for special sewing Fri
day at o'clock in the vestry
Misses Zita and Teresa Towne have
been recent guests of their sister, Mrs
Louis Archambault, in Barton.
Geo. Tiff, who has been i'll for nearly
three weeks, from a stomach trouble, is
able to resume work in the stone sheds.
Mrs. Frank Goodell, who has been i'll
for several weeks, was taken to Mary
Fletcher Hospital this morning for treat
ment.
George Bassett and family of Stowe
were guests the last of the week at the
home of Mrs. Bassett's parents on Maple
street.
Mrs. II. A. Slaytou and daughter Lila,
spent several days the last of the week at
the home of the formers parents in Bur
ling ton.
/ Mr. and Mrs. William Hilliker and
daughter, of Bilford, N. Y, have beer
recent guests at the home of their sdR |
E. D. Hilliker.
The condition of Mrs. Nellie Bugbet
who has been suffering an attack of grip
at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Moody, Is
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Fuge have rentsd
the A. l.. Champeau tenement on Main
street, vacated by j. B. Partlow, and
will take possession soon.
Mrs. Mary Hendee is spending couple
of weeks in South Framinghaan, Mass
as a guest of her uncle, E. W. Hodg},
and sister, Miss Nellie Watts
1t is expected that several from here
will attend the May ball at Stowe audi
torium next Friday evening, given under
the auspices of the N. e. o. p. of that
place.
W. F. Benson was at home from Satur-
day until Tuesday night, when he left
again for short business trip. He will
return Friday night or Saturday morn
ing.
Mrs. H. H., Butterfeld and daughter
Hilda, and son Harvey, of North Troy. |
are expected here in few days for |
visit at the home of Mrs. Butterheld's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Barrows.
THE subject for Rev. Otto s. Raspe's |
sermon for Sunday as printed under |
church notes, will be delivered later as |
part of series. The subject now an. |
nounced will be, "Unclean!"
The front rooms in the Avalon Housa
on Lower Main street have been remod-
elled and put in first-class shape for the
second-class license store, which will he
opened by Lunt g. Wilkins May 1.
One of the busy places in Morrisville at |
any time of year and especially at this |
season is the w. C. Ward saw mill A |
full gang is now employed in saving out {
the stock, which comprises about $50 600 |
feet.
L. E. Hadley and Geo. l. A. Smith left
Monday morning for Bennington. where
they are delegates from Lamoille Lodge
n. E. o. p, to the State Convention. r
NJ. Davis of Hardwick is also delecate
from this lodge.
d. n. Hutchins has his new house on
the Brooklyn street extension nearly
1t is a well built madam
cottage. Mr.. Hutchins is taIzinor of I
building another similar building on his
land in that locality.
d. C. Spauldiug has been quite IN since
last night. The attending physician has
pronounced it a case of ptomaine noison-
ing and il is thought probable thar II ,ras
caused from eating fresh pork. Other
members of the family We're ersc,ed.
but not seriously.
A deal was closed last Thursday, where
by P. R. Davis has purchased the general
trucking and ice business Of A. c. Hamel.
possession being given Monday. Mr..
Hamel, who has conducted the business
successfully for several years, was Obliged
to retire on account OF lameness. Mr..
Davis business ability and hustle make
him well fitted for the work and bis
friends are glad that he has decided to
remain in town. He took possession
Monday.