News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-07-09
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from Burlington are in town.
Cashier Moves spent a few days
with his family at Mansonville, Pc,
Miss Mary King of Boston is spend
ing a few weeks with her cousin, Mrs.
Della Gauthier.
Mrs. Thomas Powers of Brockton,
Mass, is visiting friends in this place,
her former home.
Mrs. Nettie Miller and daughter OF
Troy have been the guests of A. ?.
Smalley's family the past few days.
DR.. John Backum ofNorthampton,
Mass, is visiting his brother Bert in
this town, after an absence of ten
years.
Miss Belle Scribner arrived in town
from Chicago last Thursday, and
will spend month or two with rela
tives here.
Miss Mabel Slayton returned Sat
urday from New Hampshire, where
she has been the past few months
with relatives.
Adam Sumner of Brooklyn, N. Y,
is visiting his uncle. V. d. Fitch, at
"The Elms" He will remain here
about a month.
Judge White is busily engaged in
the Probate office these days. He is
fast catching on to the intricacies of
this important office.
Mss Susie Goodspeed and Mrs.
Fannie Carter and daughter of Mont
gomery are spending few days with
NJ. P. Cheney's family.
Ned Harris, the successor of Frank
p True as station agent, has sent
in his resignation. He finds the
work too great for the pay.
Miss Matte LaPorte and her cous-
in, Miss Jacobs, returned Monday
from Lyndon, where they spent sew
eral days with John LaPorte.
Eighty cents is the price paid for
June milk at the creamery Sixty
five was the price last year. All on
account OF Mckinley y you know.
There was no special demonstra-
ton here the 4th, owing perhaps to
the incessant rain, which dampened
patriotism to considerable extent.
Matte Kimball accompanied Alice
Eastman on her visit to New Hamp-
shire last week The young ladies
are having delightful time and will
be absent about three weeks.
A subscription paper, soliciting aid
for j ohm Amadon, who was seriously
| injured at the soldiers reunion, was
circulated in the village the first of
the week and over $25 raised.
Gov. Page and Secretary McFar-
land have gone to Bennington on
business connected with the coming
celebration. They will take in the
Vermont Press excursion before re-
turning.
Rev. Mr.. Parsons will occupy the
pulpit of Union church again next
Sunday morning and evening. In
the afternoon, at three O'Clock, he
will conduct services at the residence
of ". D. Manning. Everybody cor
daily invited.
Judge S. r. Miller was in town last
week on official business. The ardu
Gus duties of the office and the cares
of life rest lightly upon him. By the
way, it is rumored that he is casting
+ longing eyes upon fair lady in this
county who will soon become his su
perior factor
The marriage of Mabel DEMO
Youngest daughter of Mrs. S. b
Meacham, formerly of this place
took place at Glendale, Dakota
June 81. Rush W. Dickey, one O
! Ellendale's popular young men, i
: the fortunate bridegroom. The man,
o friends way down east !" send con
e gratulations.
n Fred Whiting of Johnson exhibit
e some very fine horse flesh these days
S He has pair of seal browns whic
|. are decidedly handsome. They ar
half sisters, Morgan blood, five year
old, 15h hands high, and weig
21n0 pounds Another fine pal
are bay mares, full blooded MOI
: oans, a little lighter than the Others
: They are five and six years of ag'
and handsomely matched. The fol
mer pair will probably go to Spring
= field, Mass, and the latter are to t
!" taken to Burlington for Senator EC
- munds' inspection.
= Fred Keller accompanied the Ne
England commercial tourists o
y their annual excursion last weel
# They went to Montreal, spending
Il couple of days there. FREQ has a
If tended many banquets and excu
~ sions, but this one he said was tt
10 best and finest he ever saw The
IN were given the freedom of the cit.
had everything they wanted, an
C. were not permitted to pay out
s cent. The Canadians spared I
" pains to make the visit of the
h. American cousins a pleasant on
SIS and succeeded in a most admiral
d. manner.
al CENTERvILLE.-A very successful term
of school taught by Kate Kenfeld closed f
-, Mrs. b. F. Wheeler is on the sick lii
II ......Rev B. f. Wheeler was in town I
p DAYS last week ..... Fannie Calkins has clos
'ir a successful term of school taught on Bat
TO Row.
no Report of school in district 16. Thespri
term in district 16 closed July 3. VIII
~ number of pupils 80 Those having no MAJ
! against their names during the term, W.
~ Mabel Rooney Winnie Rooney, Rose Room
Walter Rooney, Earl Gray, Debbie CIR;
Dottie Sherwin and Alvin Perry Ansel 30!
hu and George Terr were absent one-half d'
IS. Only six had tardy marks during the ter
al Those having the most head-marks in sp
"a ing, were Rose Rooney and Winnie Room
III Minnie Russ, Teacher