News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-11-02

r. P. Briggs has sold to E. H. Olmstead
| his magazine business
| F. NJ. Obcr has some very fine monu-
mental work on exhibition.
Mrs. H. M. Rich went Tuesday evening
! to sanitarium for treatment.
Take notice of the fine display of ten
cent goods in Earles window.
Mrs w. F. Churchill was a guest of
friends in Stowe few days last week.
Miss Matte Wood of Burlington is
visiting her sister, Mrs E. H. VanCor.
The basket ball boys realized about SIS
from their benefit at the Bijou last We'd
nesday evening.
Geo. W. Currier, who has been visiting
in Burlington and Watervlle, returned
home last night.
Large quantities of Christmas trees
are being drawn to the railroad yards
for shipment to the city.
G. H, Sherman was called to Saranac,
N. Y, Tuesday by the death of his moth
err Mrs Henry Sherman.
c. 81. Crane has secured a position as
travelling salesman tor Boston firm, He
commenced work yesterday.
Halloween n pranks were fewand far be-
tween this year. Nothing of serious
or damaging character was done.
The condition Of H. b. George, who
has been ill for long time, has not been
as favorable for the past two weeks
Mrs. Charles Campbell of Old Orchard
Me-, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Eliza
Griswold, and sister, Mrs. George Bad
ger.
A new platform has been built in front
of the City Bakery. Andrew =" intends
to have everything solid about that in
stitution.
Miss Grace Prior, Mrs. Emma Marvin
and Mrs. Ella Tillotson were in Bristol
last week, attending the w. c, T. u. |
convention.
A Halloween social was held at Peo-
Piles Academy hall last Monday evening.
The proceeds, about $40, will be added |
to the basket ball fund.
A regular meeting ofMt. Vernon Lodge, |
No. 8, will be held Wednesday evening, |
Nov, 9. Work in the third degree will be |
exemplifed and refreshments will be
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Sweetzer and
son, Percy, of New Bedford, Ma ss., Who |
have been the guests of relatives and
friends in town for several weeks, return
ed home Saturday.
Mrs. Abbie Littel and daughter, Mar
ion, returned to their home in St. Johns
bury Saturday, after spending several
days as guests of the Misses Mae and
Carrie Chase on Maple street.
Among the local successful deer hunters
are Eddie Devenger, Henry Small, w. r.
Beard, Harry Bumps, Hugh Campbell,
Morrill, Gates, c. w. Twiss, Hugh Cush-
man, ]. Frank Jackson, Charming Greene,
and Clarence Day.
Prof. w. A. Beebe and, Misses Anna
Belle, Anna Mower, Clara Carpenter,
Elsie Hooker, Mabel Fulsom and Edna
Slayton were among the teachers to at
tend the convention at Burlington the
after part of last week.
A colt belonging to Will Lepan ofNorth
Hyde Park got out of the pasture at El.
more Monday morning and when found
lad an ankle broken, making it necessary
20 shoot the animal. Whether the colt
vas struck by an automobile or kicked
,y another horse is not positively known.
The Philathea class of the NJ. Z. church
the Young Mems Improve
nent class at Halloween party at the
hurch last Monday evening. The vestry
vas very appropriately decor ated with
ack.o'-lanterns and crepe paper. one cor
Ter being occupied by Madame Sibylow-
kiho, a witch who told fortunes. The
vening was very pleasantly spent with
-uessing contests and music. refreshments
# popcorn, homemade candy and apples
being served.