News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-07-26
Mrs. Geo. W. Parmenter of Mont.

pelier was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. A. Sanders over Sunday.
Mrs. John Ahern of Lyndonville,
was the guest of Miss Mary E.
Moody the first of the week.
Will Whipple completed his vaca-
ton and returned to bis book-keep-
ing duties in Boston, Monday.
Miss Blodah, daughter OF Paul Bio
dab of the Hotel Lamoille, returned
to Bakersfield Thursday night.
The Morrisville base ball club goes
to Johnson tomorrow to play
game of ball with the johnson club.
Mrs. Hattie Gray and daughter of
Worcester, Mass, came here Monday
evening to visit her father, j. A. Bun
dy.
Mrs. 0. P. Foster, who has been
living in Wolcott for some time came
back Monday and is occupying her
house.
10. Andrews held the lucky num-
Der that took possession of Conduc-
tor Simpsons watch, last Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Harrison, who is living in
North Wolcott, is gaining health
rapidly. DR.. Campbell of Albany, is
treating her.
Capt. Kenfield went to Bennington
Monday evening to attend a meeting
of the Board of Trustees of the Sol
dier's Home.
Mrs. E. A. Hadley has had for
guests Mrs. M. R. Lewis and three
grandchildren from Wilmington, Del
J They are going to Hardwick, Mon
day.
An adjourned meeting of the W. R.
: c. will be held in G. A. R. hall next
{ Saturday evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
, All members are especially requested
to be present.
/ Ernest Foss has the carpenter
work to square up his building on
. Main street well under way. Ernest
1 is making things hustle this year, in
t the building line.
There will be a special communica-
ton of Mt. Vernon Lodge, F. & A.
t NJ, Wednesday evening Aug. 2. The
] officers are in hopes that there will be
t a large attendance.
] Miss Ella Barrows of Barton Land
] ing came down yesterday from
Caspian Lake, where she has been en-
i loving an outing and will be here
: the rest OF the week.
: Letters from Mrs. E. a. Stone, who
} is attending a summer school at
r Penn Yam, New York, state that she
is getting along fiuely, and is also
f doing some teaching.
e Elmer Riders little boy, while play
# ing in the barn last Thursday, fell
3, through a feed hole into the manger
t of the horse stable and broke his left
arm about one and a half inches OF
j the shoulder Joint. The fracture was
J. reduced by DR.. G. C. Rublee and the
j. little fellow, whose years do not span
s the half of decade, is getting along
e as well as could be expe3t 3ted.
Sunday night the two barns on
s Chet. Wards farm in Elmore were
e burned, together with two horses
n four cows, number of calves, and
d 20 tows of hay. Suspicion pointed
s to Herman Tucker as the one setting
the fire and he was arrested by
s Deputy Sheriff FL. Stevens and
- brought to Morrisville, and later
o taken to Hyde Park. The evidence
s is circumstantial.
n The play, ga Celebrated Case,
under the direction of c. Walcott
e Russell, is now stated for the even
?. ings of Thursday and Friday, Aug
J. 10 and II. To the cast of characters
It published in these columns some
+, weeks since, may be added the names
is of Miss Emily Rublee, Leon Bootf
r. and little Helen Russell, who hat
d played the beautiful child part on tn,
j. road for the past two seasons. TIT
costumes are beautiful and are of tht
10 Louis XIV period.
D. An exchange we'll says:-"It is {
d notable fact that many good item
le are lost to the newspapers every weel
II by the modesty of the people wh(
re hesitate to tell the reporter or edito
ie matters concerning themselves. Th
le right thing to do is to stop the news
paper man on the street, or an,
ia other place you may see him, and tel
n him you have been on a visit, hav
,r relatives visiting you, that you ant
70 your wife have new baby at you
- house, or that your wife entertainet
h friends, or anything that is in an.
10 40 way matter of news. II you hav
90 done anything mean, keep that t,
~ yourself, for there are Others VIII
" make it their business to tell abou
it,"
ne Since last Friday until Monda
le night there has been trouble with th
u incandescent lighting system of thi
~ village 1t was known that shor
10 circuit existed, but just where, wa
d the question, and apparently Is YET
70 as it has not been located. Supt
IS Dow, and assistant, Morton Cheney
III have made the grand rounds severa
times, climbing poles and trees in thei
's search, but without avail. Then a
20 electrical expert was called, G. L
I'd Wilson OF Lynn, Mass, who put i
IT, Monday afternoon and Tuesday fort