News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-02-23

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Jonsbury yesterday.
Arthur W. Waite is optimistic enough
to advertise fresh Strawberries for next
Friday. Garden seeds will soon be in
order.
We are pleased to note that the condi
ton of E. M. Davis of Hardwick con.
tnues to improve. He is now able to
sit up.
| Aaron Morrill, was unable to attend to
| his duties at the Morrisville Foundry
several days the past week on account
of illness.
w. E. Lampman of Lynn, Mass, a
druggist OF ten years experience, began
work in the A. L. Cheney pharmacy
as prescription clerk
The "Watervile Feather Co." of Wat
erville, Maine, have branch factory at
Hardwick, where they make feather Leds
into mattresses.-adv.
E. c. Page is recovering very satisfac-
torily from his injuries received when he
fell through the railroad bridge recently
and is now able to sit up.
S. L. Ring and force o men were in
Wolcott several days last week, where
they cut and put up ice for the Wolcott
creamery and private parties.
Charles E. Cox has rented his place on
Laporte road, know as the John Perry
place, to Harry Full1ngton of Cambridge,
who took possession last week
Miss Rhoda Ober, who is a teacher in
St. Johnsbury, was a guest from last
Friday evening until Tuesday morning
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Ober.
Miss Gladys McCauley of the Citizens
Telephone office returned Saturday night
from her home in Newport, where she
spent several days on account of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Godfrey have
moved here from Jeffersonville and are
living in Mrs. J M, Foss' tenement house
on SuHmer street. Mr.. Godfrey is EN-
ployed in the Morse dressing mill
Mrs. G. F. Wheeler of Bristol, N. H.,
came last week Tuesday evening for a
stay of several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mcfarland Mrs Wheeler was
formerly Miss Clean Leach of Morrisville.
Mrs. Louis N. Wells and little son of
New York City, who have been visiting
relatives in this vicinity for the past few |
weeks, went to Wolcott last Friday to |
visit Mr.. Wells mother, Mrs. c. o. Dav- |
dson.
The condition of Mrs. A. c. Bedell, who |
has been confined to her bed the past
two weeks, is improving and she is now
able to be about the house Mrs. E. A.
Dodge, who has been caring for her went
to the home Of c. A. Sanders Monday.
Mrs. Grace McMath and daughter,
Miss Helen, have leased the lower tene-
nent in Mrs. A. A. Kendall's remodelled
home on Union street and will begin
housekeeping there in few days. Mrs.
Kendall and daughter, Miss Ila, reserve
A part of the second floor.
Chas. c. Boynton of Cheshire, Conn,
arrived in town last Friday morning for
| few days visit with his parents, Mr..
md Mrs. L. B. Boynton, on Jersey
Heights. l.. B., who has been confined !
o the house with the prevailing dis
emper, is now able to lie out.
new business in Morrisville which is
aving a healthy and steady growth is
ellis second hand store, which he has
hus far conducted at his residence on
Winter street. An inspection of second
and stock is always interesting and in
nary cases the locker finds what he has
for long time but, had given up
eing able to get. This is a business
hat is needed in this vicinity.
Last Wednesday evening nearly twen- ,
y members of the Unity of the Congre
ational church went to HYDE Park to :
'itness the production of "The Court of
anne" They report the entertainment
rst class and the trip, which was made Z
! a two horse team, furnished by H. A.
malley & Co., a delightful one. The !,
'mpany arrived home at about eleven
clock, when refreshments were served
the vestry by Mrs. F. w. Mould, Mrs. +,
L. Barrows and Miss Belle Barrows.
The Watervile Feather Company
Taterville, Me. who leased the rooms y
merly occupied by the E. G. Foss gro-
~ store in the Burke block, were un-
Die TO open for business the first Of the r
eek as planned, and have shipped their
PODS back to Hardwick. where they
i've a branch store. The reason was
at the fire insurance company object ID
to the use of naptha and cloroform in o
e process used by the company. The ei
'ung man who has charge of the bus II
ess in Hardwick is a son of the owner. &C
Christmas Club N
This time it is the Sterling trust Co. of ci