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

Mrs. W. S. Cheney and Miss Wini-
fred Cheney are stopping on Long
Island, Portland Harbor.
Z. ii. Griswold is constructing an
attractive double decked piazza on
the front of his new house.
L. E. Heath of Saratoga, well
known here as a former Montpelier
man, was in town last week.
Miss Mears of Marshfield, a former
student here in the Academy, has
been in town for several days.
On page 2 we give the program of
the coming State Convention of Uni
versalists to be held in Stowe.
Harry Peck contemplates going to
Boston soon to take up a course of
study in n commercial school.
Morrisville lawyers are more or
less engaged in the adjourned term
of County Court at Hyde Park.
Bradford Patch, conductor on Bos-
ton street cars, recent student
here, was in town over Sunday.
Mrs. E.S. Robinson and her daugh-
ter Lucille, are visiting Editor L. R.
Robinson's family at Derby Line.
Mrs. H. A. EImore has returned
from a six weeks visit with her sis
ters and friends in Orleans County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Matthews
will join a party from st. Johns
bury on visit to Old Orchard Beach.
A new catalogue of Peoples Acad-
emy and Morrisville Graded School
has just been issued from this office.
With all that's going on in busi-
ness and pleasure Morrisville's two
hotels are having a big run these
days.
Several Morrisville people went to
Hyde Park Sunday and Sunday eve
ming and attended the special Catho-
lie services.
n. B. Blair is at home this week,
but goes back next week to complete
his work of repairing his farm prop
erty in Fletcher.
| G. E. Child and wife of Weybridge,
VT, and A. J. Child and wife of st.
Louis, Mo-, were at The Randall last
Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Cheney contem-
plate going to Caspian Lake, Green's
boro, the last OF this week, for a stay
in the Morrow cottage.
Miss Eta Hill Stone, a daughter
bf Robt. Hill, a former resident of Ell
Hnore, is at C. W. Ftch's from Seattle,
Wash, with her children.
Mrs. Lizzie McGill, aunt of ex-Gov'I
Hepdee. Miss Eigzie McGill ard Mic
7 Nettie McGiil bf Washington, p 60
are guests at Gov. Hendee's.
Notice by the Advertisement else
where in this issue, that County Ex-
aminer Beebe holds examinations
here and elsewhere next week.
Miss Lila and Mildred Woodbury.
entertained a number of young
friends at their aunts on upper Main
street last Thursday afternoon.
On Wednesday evening last several
Morrisville Sons of Veterans went to
, WolcOtt and assisted in the initia-
ton of several new members there.
Miss Cora, the talented daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. G. E. Woodward, is ex-
b pecting to take up the further study
of elOcution in Boston in the near fu-
{ ture.
n Prof. and Mrs. W. H. Perry, the
!, latter formerly Miss Hattie Rich oi
this place, are, with their child, here
r from Lowville, n. Y, guests at Fl. NJ
Rich's.
Guy Rocheleau, who is night clerk
in Hotel Burlington, in Burlington,
= was up from the Queen City for a few
hours visit Friday, returning the
same evening.
Fred Moulton, recent conner from
Northfield, is driving the Exchange
Hotel bus to trains and doing other
work of the clerk and porter kind
$ for Landlord Beaulac.
Mrs. Frank Rand of HaverhiII
Mass, wife of a former Morrisville
g boy, went into Franklin County last
3 week, after having visited at A. b
Rand's and Albert E. Burke's.
Mrs. H. NJ. Gordon arrived home
from Lynn, Mass, last Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Gordon was on the
t sick list at the time and has been
. considerably under the weather since
1.-The instructors in the Summer
! School for the balance of the session
arrived at the Randall Saturday
All of the instructors in the schoo
4 have been located at the Randall
The village Trustees, after asking
for bids, have made terms for paint
: ing the Union street engine house
two coats and the job will soon be
done. 1t will be a great improve
q ment.
Since Mack Hazeltine finished work
as driver on the Stowe and Morris
J, vile stage route, he has assisted
n somewhat at The Randall. j. j
Morse, proprietor of the stage line, il
: now driving.
n Prof. Edwin Bigelow and family
were in town yesterday at II. p
t Munson's. On Sunday they and +
T. p. Bigelow and wife of Stowe, were il
town and called at Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
o sell Barrows'.
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