News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-08-06

Mcfarland, in the absence of Gov.
Page, has his hands full in attending
to the many details in connection
with the Bennington celebration.
Added to this are the preliminaries
OF arranging for the special session
| to be held Aug. IS. 1" Mac" how
ever, with an able corps of assist
ants, is equal to the emergency.
Several grave-stones and monu
ments have recently been set up in
the village cemetery. Burial plots
have also been laid out and nicely
taken care of, making the grounds
very pretty. We are sorry, however,
to state that flowers placed on
graves are disturbed and other in
Jury done the ground by permitting
| dogs to run over it. Let all take an
interest in keeping this sacred place
beautiful.
At the meeting of the town super
intendents of the county, held here
Tuesday. the following towns were
represented Cambridge, Eden, Hyde
Park, Johnson, Morristown. VOL
colt. The board decided to hold five
fall examinations, to be held this
month at Wolcott, Jacksonville,
Morrisville, No. Hyde Park and
Stowe. For dates see advertisement.
In addition to the above various
other matters concerning the schools
and school laws were considered.
A party of young men, Messrs.
Fred Lilley, Nelson Keller, Marvin
Goddard, Peasley Waterman and
Charles Riley, are spending the week
in camp at Franklin Pond. The
young men knew the exhileratine
qualities of that locality and took
along food enough to satisfy theil
, ravenous appetites for few days al
least-a bushel of beans and other edi
, bles in proportion making up the com
! missary of subsistence. When thel
baggage was loaded on the carr
, Monday morning the train hands
: thought it was a camp meeting ex
petition.
A number of young people iron
n this place, accompanied by severa
S friends. with Mrs. A. l.. Noyes an
# Mrs. f. n Keller as chaperOnes, wen
l. to Elmore Tuesday for II weeks out
ing. The party is made up as TO
lows Belle Scribner, Nell Eaton, LII
II la Smalley, ENERGY Goddard, Grac
4 Moves, Gussie Bassett, Beulah Wa
) terman, Myra Keller, Lucy Sawye
4 Mary Brigham, Ellis Alger, F. n
Gale, John Mckay, Leon Wiswei
Harry Noyes and j. H. Macombe
4 Several others will join the part
p during the week and indication
point to a good time.
is RIVERSIDE NoTEs.-Frank Currier, who b
been stopping at North Prescott, Mass i
several months returned home last oatu
s. dav-Mrs Patrick Kelley is on the SICK y
is with neuralgia of the stomaeh;-Mr'
H. Ouade and daughter OF hardWlck nav NC
: visiting his daughter'in-law' MIS- Ei'ai N@u"'
=, GARFIELD. Albert Munson and wife
III oneen City Park, Burlington. an old veter
n and member of the 6, A. r., have been taxi
,or | q vacation from his over crowded bpsln'
- for the purpose of recruiting their health a
visiting relatives in Hyde Park ana MOTT
IL Vile he being o cousin of X. 4. Munsoh
she n sister of Mrs. X. Z. Mnnson. boIh
d in very poor health. 1hey came '"
81 thor team by way of Underhill and Cambr C
" stoDring over night in the latter place
20 returning by the way OF stowe ana ~ n
Jie bnrv past Mt Mansfield and down On
rie r rive. to Richmond where Mrs Munson hal
ID brother whom they will visit They spt
,b- verv highly of Lamoile County and lts t De
III tifni farms and like very much. They tn
les some som of buying small farm in this vicin
and move here for their health as they tn
the mountain air very invigorating; n
he spoke highly of the new hotel at Hyde r
on md think it an ornament to any town an
-, SION Of vim and prosperity. Mr.. Munson
eay tied the Munsons and Goodes in Morrisy
Tor thew being his relatives, and spoke in =
)rk terms OF the beautiful village and OF
The growth since his last visit there when was
Ihe 5ore the war. Welcome guests, come aga