News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-08-03
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u Club next Monday evening.
Mrs. D. J. Noyes is in st. Johns
: bury, visiting her son, A. B. Noyes.
Miss Ella L. johnson, of Boston, il
, spending few weeks at the Phoenix
! Edgar and Edwin Billiard leave to
night for a visit of several weeks il
Iowa.
3 Mrs. c. A. Robbins, of Worcester
Mass, is visiting her sister Mrs. F
P. Hill.
J Miss Lilah F. Waite spent severa
t days last week with friends in Frank
3 lin county.
The services at the Catholic church
last Sunday drew out the usual large
. attendance.
Taxpayers will be interested in the
notice of F. I'll. Strong, Town Treas
urer, published elsewhere.
M. B. Eaton has the contract for
putting in a new furnace in the Bap-
fist church at Johnson.
Miss Matte Sawyer, of Boston, is
spending her vacation at the home
OF her father, Col. Sawyer.
Mrs. J. G. Williams and son, of
Brooklyn, N. Y, are stopping at her
fathers, Lester Boomhower.
Mrs. Orson Miller and daughter of
Troy and Mrs. Bennett of Montreal
are the guest of A. p. Smalley.
Miss Alma Gauthier attended the
pilgrimage to the shrine of st. Anne
de Beaupre at Isle La Motto last
week
Miss Myra Keller left Monday night
for Chicago, where she will spend sew
eral weeks with her friend, Miss Belle
Scribner.
We give this week the third and
final letter from l.. K. Wiswel on the
Worlds Fair. He is expected home
this week.
A night-blooming cereus, with nine
blossoms thereon, has attracted the
attention of foriculturists at l.. B.
Sherwin's the past week.
Miss Winnie Robbins, of Evans. n.
Y, and her cousin, Miss Edna Rob-
bins, of Hamburger, N. Y, are visit
ing their uncle, Nj. B. Eaton.
| uC LII gu IlpG UOllldUOcS vi UllG ScCl-
son are from Mrs. Lester Boomhow-
er's garden. She has our thanks for
handsome specimens of the same.
The Christian Endeavor Society
| hold Il sOciable this Wednesday,
evening at the residence of l.. A.
| Blodgett. ali are cordially invited.
Brainard W. Mudgett and wife and
two children, from South Superior,
Wis, are visiting at j. S. Waite's.
Mr.. Mudgett has been gone ten years.
n C. Dixon, accompanied by his
wife and children, and his partner,
Mr. Jarvis, drove over from Bakers
! field Tuesday, returning in the after
noon.
Bert Taylor, of Garfield, having
been pronounced of unsound mind,
has been placed in the care of the
jailor, preparatory to being taken to
Waterbury.
Miss Mae Taylor, who has been
spending several weeks with her
brother at the Congregational manse,
returned to her home in Massachu-
sets Tuesday.
Mrs. Kate Miner is having her
buildings at the "West End raised
up and a substantial wall placed
under them. j. o. Reed is superin-
tending the job.
Mrs. F. II. Strong, who has been in
poor health for few weeks past, is
still confined to the bed with inflam-
nation of the stomach, together
with a bilious attack. Mrs. S. j.
Nichols is caring for her.
Rev. F. C. Taylor has purchased an
entire outfit, Eorse, buggy and har-
ness, of c. A. Knight. 1t is a very
nice turn out. The Dominee can now
get around town much faster and
more frequent than before.
C. G. Williams, of Brooklyn, Conn,
spent several days the past week in
this place as the guest of Lester
Boomhower. This was Mr.. Williams
first visit to Vermont and he was
highly pleased with the mountainous
scenery.
L. w. Minor raised the frame of
a large barn Tuesday. The size is
3OxS0, and when completed will be
valuable addition to his farm. A
large number of neighbors assisted
at the raising and the work went off
in good shape.
Sixteen of our young people, "chap-
eroned" by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p.
Cheney, are spending a few days at
Elmore Pond. They have head-quar-
tiers at Camp IdlewiId, and those who
have been up to visit them say they
are having a glorious time.
Miss Alma l.. Davis closed her
school in district No. IL last Friday.
After appropriate exercises at the
school-house, the scholars and those
present adjourned to her home, where
a bountiful supper had been pre-
pared. Miss Davis was recipient of
a handsome present.
A domestic row on the Midway
| Plaisance" was the event of Sunday.
The female portion of the household
had decided to leave her "help-meet "
and so packed up her trunk and
valise, sending them Monday morn
ing to the depot, and intending to
follow shortly after, going to her
childhood home in the granite state.
! Her legal lord, however, intercepted
this arrangement and brought the
baggage back, notifying parties on
his return that they must not help
his better half in her efforts to get
out of the state. All efforts to bring
about harmony were of no avail, and
so George Crowell and wife, the par
ties mostly interested in this narra-
tive, divided their household effects,
and, it is said, each will travel life's
rugged pathway in opposite direc-
tions. By this decision peace and
harmony once more prevails on the
"Plaisance.
In these times of financial distrust
it is a source of just pride to every
citizen of Lamoille County that we
have in our midst an institution,
The Lamoille County Savings Bank
and Trust Company, which stands as
firm as the hills and is and will con-
tinue to be q safe depository of the
peoples money. This bank has every
dollar of his assets invested in YER
mont, mostly in Lamoile County.
1t has shown a steady growth from
the first, which has not been impe6-
ed by the present business depression
as will appear below. The bank
opened it's doors January 81, 1889.
Since then it's deposits have been as
follows: Jan. 1, 1890, $S9,973.14;
July 1, 1890, $129, 97O.1O; Jan. 1,
1891, $17O,966.17; July 1, 1891,
$3.50 ,314.07; Jan. 1, 1892, $242,-
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