News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-01-19
Saleeby's Clearance
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The ice harvest is well begun.
Mink muff lost. See Business Notice.
Fl. b. Caswell was 10 Haldwick Thus
day.
William Rushford of Montgomery is in
town.
The new bank is greatly appreciated
by all.
j. D. Corley passed Sunday in Bur-
lington.
Rev. l. Mellor passed Tuesday in Bak-
ersfield.
Mrs. R. H. Rpvce was in Burlington
last Friday.
A. j. Thomas of Jacksonville was in
town last week.
Hon. I. l.. Pearl left on Saturday for
Ardmore, Okla.
Mrs. Fanny Davis was out of school
last week, ill of grip.
Eastern Star regular meeting Friday
evening at usual time.
Clayton Stinson of Burlington he's been
here to see his mother.
Frederick Hynes of Boston is stopping
at at E. W. Griswold's.
Don't fail to renew your subscription.
Some unusual features are promised.
The condition of Mrs. Susan Holmes
RAM nc ahout tho same
Mrs. L. P. Hocomb returned from Bur
lington the last of the week.
Miss Alma Gilbert was out of school
last week on account of illness.
Mrs. Frank Holmes, who has been i'll
for several weeks, is out again.
Miss Ida Barton and Miss Ida Perry
were visitors in Morrisville Thursday.
Gallon Stinson has moved from Bur-
lipgton into the R. II. Royce tenement
Miss Flora Pearl and Miss Jennie K.
Holmes passed Wedre. day in MoIrisvlle.
Lee Whitney has moved back from
Eden into his old rooms on Pearl street.
The Board of Civil Authority will meet
Saturday. Jan. %, at the Town Clerks
office.
Miss McCarrol of Burlington came
Monday to help care for Mrs. Electa
Stinson.
Mrs. Fannie Lang of Jacksonville
came Monday to see her mother, Mrs.
Stinson.
Mrs. Mark Stevens of Cam bridge juno
ton was a guest Saturday at E. E.
Holmes.
Robert Holmes has moved his family
to Readville, Mass, where he has en-
ployment.
Misses Alice Scott and Lizzie Pike are
assisting in Saleeby's store during the
twenty days sale.
The pants factory resumed work on
Monday, after short shut down on ac-
count of broken machinery.
Chas. Smith, who lived over Maxfield's
furniture store, has packed his goods
and gone-no one knows where.
Club tea Jan. 20 from 2 to p. M;
hosiesses, Mrs. Genie Prentiss, Mrs. Mar
garet Waterman and Mrs. Susan Nye.
The II months old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Newton, who have bought the
Gage farm. had his fingers caught in
clothes wringer, iniuring them rybadly.
The Stearns and Varnums are to make
st. Petersburg, off the guilt coast of Flor
ida, their headquarters while on their
southern trip and expect to leave in
about week.
Mrs. Stella Partlow, who accompanied
ler sister, Mrs. Geo. Elwood, to the Mary
Fletcher Hospital last Friday, has re-
.urned home. Mrs. Elwood expects to
Undergo an operation there later. :
Miss Louise Leland received word ~
Tuesday morning that her brother, Fred i
leland, had died very suddenly in
springfield, Mass. He was IS years of
Ige. No particulars concerning his death
lave been learned here.
At the Dread Club meeting last Thurs
lay evening Mrs. Harriet Woodward gave
very practical and interesting paper Cd
Community Work." 1t is hoped that
may be given later, when larger num-
Ter, including the gentlemen may hear it.