News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-07-12


were the guests of Mrs. &. H. Prior,
last week.
W. O. ROcheleau, came down from
st. Johnsbury Thursday and re-
manned over Sunday with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Bryant were in
johnson over Thursday night. Ma
sonic business called Henry there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Joslyn came
here last Wednesday night for a
short visit among friend and neigh
bors.
Hollis e. Gray left for his home in
Cambridge last Saturday. after a two
days stay with Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Beebe.
Jim Steen came back from a six
weeks visit in Boston, last Thurs
day. Iflooks count, he has had a
pleasant visit.
Porter Greene of St. Adams came
here last Wednesday night and re-
manned several days with his brother,
Chan, who is on the sick list
The electric light poles are being
painted, the color selected this time
being an olive green. 1t is a good
improvement, adding not little to
the settings of the street.
Rev. and Mrs. Nj. S. Eddy return
ed home Thursday from Charleston,
where Mrs. Eddy has been for some
time. 1t is a pleasure to note that
she comes back with health much
improved.
Dairymen should not overlook c.
F. Smiths adv. headed 'Baby's".
He is a practical dairyman, and
what he has used and can recommend
should carry considerable weight.
Call on or write him.
During the past week MISS Ida NJ.
Beaulac has entertained her young
friends as folIows:-Miss Matte Kim
ball, of Johnson, Fay Beaulac Of
Enosburgh Falls and Miss Lillian
Blodah of Bakersfield.
The following officers were elected
at a recent meeting of the Trustees
OF Peoples Academy:-President, c.
W. Fitch; Secretary, A. A. Niles; Pru-
Dental Committee, F. G. Fleetwood,
DR.. J. A. Robinson and G. F. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. D. Matthews, Mr..
and Mrs. C. A. Gle and Ida Churchill
returned last Thursday from quite
an extended trip which involved
stops at Fort Covington, N. y;
Stanley Island, Ontario and Mont
q Mt
trip.
Sam Rosenberg, who has had
charge of the Globe Clothing Com
pany store for a week or two, com
pleted his share of time last Satur-
day, returning to st. Adams, and
was succeeded Monday by "Mose,"
very we'll known to most of our La
noble county readers.
The country is full of peddlers,
trucking out almost everything that
can be mentioned, very often at a
higher price than asked by local
dealers. The right kind of reciproc-
ity in trade is to patrOnize those who
patronizo you, and if this was flIly
carried our, iJlnerant vendors would
have sorry time of it.
H. H. Bangs of Gilmore brought
into this office last Thursday several
specimens of worm that is devOur-
ing the foliage on his tamarack
trees-heretOfore supposed to be free
from ravage by pests of every kind.
The worm is about One.half inch
long, with black head, light green
body, and when disturbed has the
faculty of rolling Up into ball, the
abdomen forming the outside Of the
circle.
As sort of aftermath, we give be
low few interesting facts in regard
to the recent 6. A. r. and W. r. C.
Conventions held at Montreal. The
reports show that there are now IA
corps in the Vermont Department,
with membership of 244S. These
corps have rendered aid during the
past year to $50 needy people, ex-
pending a large sum of money for
that purpose. 1t was also reported
that nearly 5000 children assisted in
the Memorial Day exercises this year
Department Commander Harris, and
the incoming Department President
Mrs. Clara Bradley Niles, were each
presented with gavel made from a
piece of wood from the house where
Admiral Dewey was born. Both
Conventions unanimously and heart
lily adopted resolution endorsing
the candidacy of Calista r. Jones, o
Bradford, for the next Nationa
President of the W. r. c. The De
partment officers were installed by
Mrs. Florence Gates, who did thu
work in her usual happy manner.
Don't Throw Paper in the Streets.
A number of cities are agitatin.