News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1898-08-10
MORRISVILLE

Gail Mowers at work in thecream-
cry.
/ State Superintendent M. S. Stone
came to town yesterday morning.
Wendell P. Stafford, Esq, of st.
Johnsbury was in town yesterday.
The blackberry crop is said to be
unusually promising in quality and
quantity.
Mrs. Gus Darling and son Harry
were up from Waterbury last week
IN a visit to friends here.
B. A. Palmer went to Swanton Sat
urday night and is working the tele-
graph key there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flint of Randolph
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheeler on the Wood farm.
Miss Blanche Peck, daughter of W.
WJPeck, went yesterday to Ticon-
deroga, N. Y, to visit relatives.
Miss Annie Robinson, who has been
atDr. j. A. RObinsOn'sf for three weeks,
returned to her home in Burlington
yesterday.
= Rev. Delmer Z. CrOftand Mrs. Croft
and child, arrived here last Friday
and are guests of Mrs. CrOft's moth
err, Mrs. E. j. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. M. Waterman,
Miss Florence Bryant, Miss Tanner
and B. c. Sheldon of Swanton went
to Old Orchard Beach, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Wheelock of
Boston arrived at A. P. Wheelock's
on Dorchester Heights last Thursday
evening and will remain through the
month of August.
In addition to those named last
week, l.. B. BOyntOn, A. p. WheelOck
and SIS Crosby took in the Fish and
Game League excursion to Isle La
Motto last week Wednesday.
A party of six from Bakersfield
came here last Friday afternoon, had
tea at The Randall and went to
Stowe for an early start to Mans
field Mountain Saturday morning.
The Boynton house next south oil
Jersey Heights creamery, has been
improved with paint and inside reno
waiting, to be occupied by Mr.. Pierce,
who has charge Of the creamery.
Mrs. Pierce came here last Saturday
On Wednesday evening last, Vern
Dodge telephOned down from Mount
Mansfield announcing a display o.
fireworks. 1t was not a favorable
night, but those who we're informed
and lived or went to the south side
of the village, where the tip of thu
those" a be seen, were repaid il
what they saw
According to the advertisement o
the assignee, Geo. +. Town, the rem
nants of the Lamoille Leader out
fit we're sold at auction last Satur
day afternoon. II. C. Fisk being tn,
bidder to whom the hammer fell
cara Griswold had previously Dough
a desk and G. NJ, Powers some lega
blanks at private sale.
The lawn party announced for las
Thursday afternoon and evening a
the home of Mrs. Florence H. Gate
on Park street was unfortunatel,
made impossible, so far as an out
door gathering was concerned, byth
hard rain storm. A few we're present
however, and partook of refresh
ments inside the house.
Wehaven't the slightest friction wit
our friend, Mr.. Niles, of the board {
Listers, and also of the board whic
made the quadrennial appraisal {
real estate. We simply reported a
a matter Of news the holding OF
meeting to hear and act upon az
peals from the valuation set by th.
board, and the points raised by Sc,
eral of those who eltaggrieved. I'll
points were not ours, neither did til
reporting Of them constitute thel
comments or criticisms of our ow
Offering as would be inferred from I'll
communication from Mr.. Niles, whic
vas published in our last issue.