News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-10-11
HDYE PARK.
'ay your taxes.

Thanks to Stenographer Stratton
for some of his fine celery.
A. J. Sackett went to Boston Mon
day for few days outing.
Miss Agnes Lewis of New York City
is visiting relatives in this place.
Edw. Stevens is assisting in the
electric light wiring at Morrisville.
Advertised letters-Chas. Dunton,
Edison A. Ranney, Mrs. Olive Smith.
Joseph S. Waite of this place is
made happy by an increase of pen
sion.
Mrs. Deming of Nashua, N. H., is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. NJ.
Strong.
Mrs. E. White of Waddington, n.
Y. is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Robt. Shaver.
Crane has new advt. this week.
Read il and then give him a call, a
he will be sure to please you.
Mrs. W. H. H. Kenfeld was quite
unexpectedly called back to Shirley,
Mass, and left for that place last
Monday.
Read Strong & Woods new advt.
this week. Their fall and winter
stock is in, and they have something
you want.
Jacob Foster arrived from Phil
adelphia Monday. Mr.. Foster will
make his home here this winter with
Fri Ellinwood.
j. II. Rice of the firm of Rice & Co.,
the seed men, of Cambridge, N. Y,
with his wife, was registered at the
Phenix recently.
Mrs. L. L. Dwinell, widow of the
late Arch. Dwinell, and Mrs. A. A..
Williams of Lynn, Mass, were in
town the first of the week.
A. B. Noyes & Co. of st. Johnsbury
have the contract for plumbing C. A.
Knights residence, and a quartette
of artists are now at work on the Job.
Rev. F. c. Taylor was unable to
occupy his pulpit Sunday last, owing
to i'll health. The vacancy was filed
by Rev. Mr.. lockwood of Jefferson
vile.
Directors of Lamoille County Ma
tional Bank held their regular
monthly meeting Thursday last.
The same with the Savings Bank and
Warehouse Co.
C. r. Page was confined to the
house for several days the past week
with a congested lung. which for q
time looked serious. He is now in
his usual good health.
In addition to the regular dele
gates, there will doubtless be large
representation from the Sunday
school in this place to the county
convention at Johnson this week.
Rollin Roddy left last Saturday for
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, where he is to
enter Eastman's Business College.
He was joined en- route by Ernest
Copp, who will enter the same insti-
tuition. Both are bright, energetic
boys and will doubtless do we'll.
Miss Cleora Crowell attended the
State convention of the Kings Sons
and Daughters at Burlington this
week as delegate from the Silver
Cross Society of that order here.
Miss Rosalie Beecher and Miss Belle
Havens also attended the convention.
Remember the Phila May Concert
occurs Tuesday eve, the 23d. This
company is its own recommend. The
entertainment will be strictly first
class in all respects. Hear them. give
yourself an evenings enjoyment and
help give the church a coat of new
paint. Tickets on sale at Foss'.
It there is to be a lecture course
here this season it is high time a
movement in that direction is made.
This is a matter in which every one
should take an active inter- st. as a
good lecture course is not only OF
merit as an educator, but is also an
advertisement of the enterprise of a
town.
Representative Davis was at home
from Montpelier over Sunday. Amos
is apparently pleased with his Job,
and looks as if legislative life agreed
with him. He is located at the
Montpelier House, among a multi
tude of good Republicans. He is on
the important Grand List Committee
and will see that the quadrennial ap-
praisal for this town, which was so
badly bungled by our board of list
ers, is made legal before it goes into
effect next year.
We clip the following from an Ant
werp, Belgium, letter in last week. S
Shoe & Leather Reporter
Carroll s. Page is sending considerable
quantities of calf skins here and to other parts
of Europe Dealers speak highly of his meth
cd of selection, which enables them to buy ex-
actly the weights and kinds desired | have
seen one house which imported &c, 900 skins
from Mr.. Page in the past two months, and
while was in the Office they cabled for 4 900
more. This business is new and doubtless
susceptible of large increase"
The writer of the above is the spec
ial correspondent in Europe of the
Reporter, which is one of the leading
trade papers in the hide and leather
line in the United States.
We have to record this week the
death of Samuel Farr, aged S3
years, which occurred at the home
of S. X. Vaughn last week Wednes-
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