News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-12-17
LOCAL NEw wS
MORRISVILLE


Monday on business.
George A. Morse was business visitor
in Hardwick Monday.
Jas. Kelley visited Philadelphia recently
on Christmas tree business.
FIG. Fleetwood left Tuesday for Bos.
ton on short business trip.
III. c. Gleason of Burlington was a
business visitor in town Yesterday.
Earle's store is a regular holiday ba-
zaar-everything nice there, sure.
Special meeting of Mt. Vernon Lodg
this evening; work in the 1st degree.
Allen Phillips OF Island Pond has been
spending several days the past week in
town.
DR., Charles w. Bates has been confined
to the house several days by illness the
past week.
Peoples Academy and the Morrisville
Graded School close Friday for the Christ
mas vacation.
A class OF twenty boys and girls re-
ceived their first communion at the Cath
olic church last Sunday.
Coles truck horse took fright today
at an auto. No damage except scatter
ing few barrels along the street:
Harold Patch of the Boston Bible
School is expected to supply the pulpit
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chauffeur from S. E. Pope's garage,
Jeffersonville, was in town today, exhib-
iting a fine "baby grand" Chevrolet
auto.
Things are lively at Webster's Good
year Shoe Repairing establishment. Work
comes in from all directions and the old
shoes are made better than ever.
Miss Teresa Towne has closed her mil
linery store in East Fairfield for the sea-
son and is at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Mary Towne, on the Plains.
OF course you will want something in
the furniture line and the best place here
abouts to get it is at Whites on Main
street. Read his big adv't on page G..
About the handsomest gift you can
make anybody is a deposit in the Union
Savings Bank. Start your. relative or
friend in the right direction by 50 doing.
Regular meeting Of s. of v Auxiliary
No. 8, Tuesday evening, Dec. 23rd. A
full attendance is,desired as the arrange
ments for installation must becompleted
A. ]. Smith returned home Monday |
evening from the Mary Fletcher H hospital /.
much improved in health. Andrews !
many friends are glad to know that he is
on the road to recovery.
Heber Best, who has been in the hos
| pital suffering from an abscess in his head,
is expected home this week from Syracuse
University to spend the Christmas va
cation with his parents.
Fl. T. Kellogg has taken possession of
the Johnson farm Ton the Elmore road,
which he recently purchased and Frank
Wright of Black Brook, N. Y, has taken
possession of the Kellogg farm.
The cement bridge at the electric light
station at Cadys Falls is so far completed
as to allow trayel again via Dreamwold.
This is greatly appreciated by the travel
ing public and the Falls folks in particu-
| lar
Miss Lorna Smith, who has been en-
ployed in Mrs. c. D. Wheelock's millinery
parlors in Montpelier has completed
work there and is at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. I. A. Smith,
at the Corners.
Regular meeting of the W. R. c. ne
Monday evening. All members of the
Grand Army are cordially invited to be
present at 8 O'Clock. The retiring officers
are to act as entertainment committee,
and royal good time is expected.
A lamp exploded at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Holman on Summer street
early last evening, but fortunately no
damage was done. Mrs. Holman saw the
lamp was acting strange and was about
to throw it out doors when it exploded
in her hands.
Attention is called to Waterman's big
adv't on page 8. The store will open !
Friday for grand Sweeping Out Sale"
under the direction of an expert and
prices will be way down in all directions.
A great opportunity this to buy holiday
goods and clothing generally at bar
gain.
The recent rummage sale for the benefit
of the Morristown Cemetery Associ alton
netted that organization $72.6S. The :
executive board of the association, under .
whose direction the sale was given, are (
very grateful to all who donated articles
for the sale and thus made possible this
addition to it's funds.
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