News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-07-02
HARDWICK.
J. E. Harris was in town Monday.
Ned Mack was at home last week.

J. E. Harris was in town Monday.
Ned Mack was at home last week
Jay Hersey's new house is up and boarded.
Prof Parsons is visiting friends in town
this week.
Mrs. Henry Cole is visiting at Pat McGinn's
this week.
Fourth of July goods at Shattuck's in
large variety,
A new front porch has been put on Mrs. C.
l.. FFench's store.
0. H. Marsh's brothers. Ned and Byron, are
making him visit
Will Clark is the latest to join our large
plumber of bicyclists.
Quite a number have commenced haying
and report light yield.
Work on Bailey's stone shed is being
rushed. 1t is 100 by 80 feet.
Bessie Sanford has gone to Rutland and
Manchester for a limited stay.
Work has commenced on Mr.. Hooker S
second new house this summer.
Work on the cave-in is nearly completed
and will be all right by the 4th.
The flyer is due here going east at 8.15 a,
m. and going west at 9;26 p. IN.
Mrs. L. D. Hathaway and Pat McGinnis
are having their houses painted.
A number of our young people are taking
an outing at Caspian Lake this week.
Mrs A. E. Clement and children of Wi
nooski are visiting at W. 0. Clements.
Rehearsals are being held nightly this week
for the play, down the Black Canon"
L. H. Warren and wife and DIR. Crane and
wife returned from their outing Monday.
The masquerade at town hail. given by the
band, was a decided success in every way.
new sidewalk is to be laid along in front
of Taylor & WEIGHS store and post-office.
States Attorney W. H. Taylor was renomi
mated at the County Cont ention Saturday.
A large number of entries have been re
ceived so far for the races this week Satur
| day, the 4th.
The thing has been distributed on South
Church street ready for the new sewer, which
is to be laid soon.
new sidewalk has been laid in the bridge
and new panking for the teams, much
needed improvement.
G. F. Sweeney gave very interesting anc
instructive lecture on Cuba at the Academy
hall Tuesday evening
A number from this place took in the Musi
cal Convention at lrasburg last week and al
report very pleasant time.
The ball gume next Saturday will be worth
seeing. Several additions to the Fourth o
July program have been made.
Charlie Batchelder and Miss Edith Daniel
were married Sunday, and will live with F
W. Arnold for the present. Congratulation
from their many friends.
The concert by the boy piano player, Dior
Kennedy, and E. L. Whitman, the violnist
certainly deserved a larger crowd, as tn
entertainment was of the highest quality.
The County C. E Convention held here las
Thursday and Friday, at the COng church
was attended by large number of delegate
and the meetings were all well attended ant
very interesting and all report very pleas
ant time.
Tuesday was the day for accidents. Will
unloading some lumber near the bridge, Viii
Norris was standing on the pole of the Wagon
and in some way his foot slipped and he fell
seriking one of the horses which caused then
to run away and he fell down, the Wagon
wheels passing over his head, cutting his fac
and head terribly. The horses ran to tn
sawmill and turned the wagon completed.
over. Mr.. Norris is doing as well as could b
expected While j. Stanford was loading
some hay the horses started, throwing hin
4 violently to the ground: ne Struck on hi
back, iujurlng his spine, breaking three ribs
1.-TWO of them twice. and was hurt internally
As be is an old man, doubts are entertaine
of his recovery.