News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1895-07-25

st. Johnsbury on Monday.
James Joslyn and Guy Rocheleau
went to Waterbury and Waitsfield
on their wheels last Saturday.
Clarence and John Moulton will
drive for gold and glory on the
Nashua, N. H., track this week.
The many old time acquaintance
Of Phi" Cleveland were pleased to
greet him on our streets last Friday.
One week from next Monday, Aug.
5, brings the opening of the Metho-
dist campmeeting. Of course all the
folks are going.
The resignation of Fred Ladd as
clerk at the Union House was Ie
ceived and accepted by the proprie-
tors on Saturday.
The horse Kendell," guided by
John Moulton, won second money in
the 2;1S class trot at Lawrence,
Mass, last Friday.
Wilkins j. Lawrence arrived here
Wednesday night, coming direct from
Spokane, Wash, called here by the
illness of his mother.
Carroll Randall now sits behind a
high stopper, horse of considerable
speed, the result of his trading cold
Spot" with Asa Hunt.
Will Smith and C. j. Kinsley of
Barre breakfasted in Morrisville Sun
day morning, having come from
Barre on a tandem bike.
The social and supper by the Ep-
worth League, at the M. E. church
Wednesday night, was successful
as well as enjoyable event.
Mrs. Hattie Bundy Gray and child
from Worcester, Mass, arrived Mon
day evening and are at her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A, Bundy.
Postmaster George F. Earle was
in Montpelier last week in attendance
upon District Court, and again this
week, going there Tuesday.
The connecting link in the water
main, on lower Portland street, was
put under the railroad tracks at an
early hour Sunday morning.
0. D. Matthews and wife and Miss
Ann Matthews have returned from
their visiting, trip in Northern New
York, Burlington and elsewhere.
There is nothing savoring very
much of mossbackism in the eager
way in which the village meeting
handled the band stand question.
d. G. Sanborn and family cf Frost
Village, p. O., have been spending
several days in this vicinity. Mr..
Sanborn is former Morrisville boy.
Mrs. Levi Doty and daughter, Miss
Rossie Doty are spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. III. Sanborn at
their summer cottage at Greensboro.
Mrs. j. A. Shunn, formerly Miss Ida
Barnes of this place is in town from
Chattanooga, Tenn, on a visit to
her mother, Mrs. Barnes, on Portland
street.
Teachers examinations were held
in the Academy by County Examiner
Beebe yesterday and Monday, q
large class of candidates being
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Wheelock, who
have been for some time at the Ran
dali, left the last of the week for their
home near Boston, and a trip down
the cape.
Mrs. Gilman A. Barrows has been
gradually failing in the past two
weeks or more and her case is con-
sidered hopeless. She is suffering
with paralysis.
The public are now assured that it
is real, genuine milk that Fred Boyn-
ton is selling from his attractive
street car, for it says so in milk-white
letters on each side.
Mrs. A. F. Whitney and Mrs. A. L.
Bugbee spent three or four days of
last week visiting friends in Burling-
ton. A niece of Mrs. Whitney's ac-
companied them home.
A. W. Mears and party went to
Mount Mansfield Saturday, remain
ing through the day Sunday. 1t was
a hot trip, with poor returns as to
view from the mountain.
Professor A. A. Hadley's musical
ability and willingness to use it for
the benefit of Others was evinced by
his work in connection with the local
entertainments of last week.
George Bates, who has spent two
years in Burlington Medical College,
is now attending the Doth annual
course of lectures in Dartmouth
Medical College, Hanover, N. III.
L. B. Boynton has taken partner
in the person of G. II. Slocum and
will be ready for business on the COM
pletion of the inventory next Fri
day morning. See business local.
1t is a fact quite noticeable to all
who read, that the Burlington Daily
News is appropriating huge chunks
of our Morrisville local news, without
giving proper credit for the same.
A. W. Ferrin and family and Mrs.
DR.. Brigham, the former from Mont
pelier the latter from Grand Rapids,
Mich, were at Gov. Hendee's, FL. G.
Fisk's and w. s. Cheney's last week.
The band, because of the entertain
ment at town hall Friday evening,
vacated their practice room and
came down town on to the upper
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