News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-07-12
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. Il. church
meet in their vestry. July 10.

meet IN their VeStry. July ~.
Supt. Gordon is shipping 10 tons
of fibre board to kennebunk, Me-,
this week.
Mrs. E. f. Evans of st. Johnsbury
was the guest of Mrs. E. A. Hart last
Thursday.
They do say that Carl Gile plays
the roll of the old style pedagogue to
perfection.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Morse went to
Jeffersonville yesterday to visit their
son Leroy.
Mrs. Z. S. stowe is now boarding
at Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Joslyn's on
Main street.
Mrs. F. E. Eldred and daughter
Maude from St. Adams are visiting
Mrs. H. Aller.
DR.. E. W. Culley is back from Kinks
vile, Mo, where he has been study
ing Osteopathy. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Lambert Of
Eden were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 4 :.
J. Elmunds, Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Wheelock came
up from Boston Saturday evening
aud are stopping at Dorcheste,'
Heights.
Walter Hill is making a combined
business and pleasure trip up st.
Johnsbury way, his wife accompany
ing him.
1t is pleasant to note that c. W.
Greene is getting along finely, and it
is hoped will soon be able to be out
OF doors.
Mrs. Mary Blossom of Winooski,
sister of G. F. Small, returned to her
home Saturday, after few days
stay here. E
Clarence Booth and wife of North
field visited DR.. and Mrs. |. P. Booth
several days last week, returning
home Friday.
While splitting wood last Satur
day, H. W. Smith received the full
force of the axe on his foot, making
a bad wound.
The foundation for Bedell's Maple
street tenement has progressed far
enough to enable the structure to be
placed thereon.
W. l.. Messer has had his resi-
dence re-painted and the grounds
graded, which adds greatly to the
appearance of the premises.
Prof. A. L. Hardy and family were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Munson
for several days last week. From
here they went to Caspian Lake.
A very fine picture of the U. S. SEN
ate, after it had passed the famous
50,000,0n0 war loan last year, -
be seen in the office of The Randall.
Two catch basins have been put in
on Summer street, at its junction
with Union street, and one on Main
street, in front of the Wilder building.
VIM. Earle has moved to his farm,
over beyond the Boardman mill, and
; is now full fedged tiIIer of the soil.
This will make Mr.. and Mrs. Earle a
, very pleasant home.
Miss Florence NJ. Bryant is home
: from Fort Plain, n. Y, accompanied
by Miss Jessie Tanner of Fort Plain.
They visited friends in Boston and
vicinity on the home trip.
W. A. Eggleston and family were
in town Friday and Saturday. Mrs.
Eggleston, was horn here, but went
away about 20 years ago. Her
maiden name was Alice Adams.
PerIey Howard and Blanche Oar.
ling were in Calais over Sunday with
Miss Myrtle Darling. She accompan-
led them to Marshfeld on visit to
| Fred Darling's family and friends.
. Miss Mary Strong, who has been
: spending part of her vacation here,
| left to-day, for Waterford, Me-,
where she will meet Mr.. and Mrs.
, John Hyatt Brewer, after which she
p goes to Boston to resume her work
of teaching.
Some favored ones have been hav-
: ing new potatoes for the past ten
days, but the early crop is not nu-
, merous enough to appear on the mar
ket. The quality is said to be excel.
> lent, but it takes a good many of the
tubers to make bushel.
B. A. Palmer was away from bis
work at the station the past week,
spending a portion of the time in
: Boston and Mystic, P. Q. During
I his absence, Wm. Meade OF johnson
+ and Fred Peck, alternated in singing
lightning in the way of telegraphing
= L. P. Booth of Randolph, who is
y proprietor of Photographic studio
at Randolph, was visiting his parents
here from Saturday night until Tues.
+ day morning. His friends here are
}. pleased to learn that he is having a
y prosperous business.
The morning service at the Congre.
'' gational church last Sunday was
+ sadly interrupted by the sudden i'll.
10 ness of the pastor, Rev. G. N. Kellogg
J. so no sermon was preached. The
!. Sunday-school was held at the usuaI
s. hour. The friends of Mr.. Kellogg
l. were glad to note that he was able tc
l. be about Monday.
d The Camp Meeting Association has
U enuaUed Row Ralnh Gilman nj MaJ