News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-07-26


Crane & Andrews store a few days
last week.
L. G. Fullam of Ludlow was in the
place to-day looking over the electric
light plant.
Phil Clark and wife and Mrs. Ahern
from Lyndonville, called on friends
here Monday.
Mrs. L. NJ. Hill has returned from
Franklin, where she has been spend
ing few weeks.
Omer Corey has completed work
for L. W. Minor and returned to his
home at Berkshire.
Mrs. G. M. Small, Mrs. Geo. Brown
and VIM. Wood spent day in Hard
wick the past week.
improvements are being made on
the NJ. E. parsonage buildings by
way of new shingles.
Misses Grace Conners and Edna
Slayton are home from three weeks
stay at EImore Pond.
Russell Page has rebuilt the idle
Hour" sail boat, and placed the
same on Elmore Pond.
Chester and Wilson Leach and Miss
Wilma Leach spent a couple of days
in Cambridge last week.
Lee Andrews returned today from
Lyme, N. H., where he attended the
funeral of his grandfather.
Little Bessie Eldridge of Montrea
is up from Stowe, stopping with V.
L. Blodgett's folks while.
Francis White of Eden, took boy
and girl from that town to the State
Industrial School Tuesday.
Mrs. Gibson and daughter Rose,
from Waterbury, are spending a few
days with Mrs. Fl. R. Jones.
Miss Nellie Packard of Winooski
has been spending several days with
her friend, Miss Maud Bailey.
Capt. Waite and daughter, togeth-
er with Preston Fairbanks and sisters,
spent Tuesday at Eden Pond.
Miss Ella Kinsley was in Fletcher a
few days last week, called there by
the death Of her grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rice of Cam
bridge are with their daughter, Mrs.
H. L. Fairbanks, for few days.
Misses Belle Scribner and Mamie
Gale have been visiting Mrs. S. A.
Fife in Wolcott for several days.
Frank McWhorter, wife ys@-xeAa.
of Barre. on their way to GreHS&
boro, called on friends here L. # wet
Mrs. Graham, Miss Agnes 1nd Mas
ter Harvey have gone to GrteGsbors
and Craftsbury for a few days to visit
friends.
Wm. Wood returned to Chicago
Tuesday after spending a couple of
weeks here among the scenes of his
childhood.
The village sick ones, Mrs. Jones,
Mrs. Severance, Mrs. Camp, Mrs. D.
H. Keller and Mrs. Maxfield, are all
improving.
The appearance of crops in this
section indicates cheap potatoes and
an abundant quantity of material
for huskings.
Mrs. F. P. Hill and son, Morton,
have gone to Colebrook, N. H., where
they will spend a couple of weeks
with relatives.
DR.. Slayton was called to Elmore
Monday to attend Mrs. Frank Slay-
ton, who had the misfortune to
break a limb.
Augustus Bliss and daughter, Miss
Clara, of East Montpelier are visiting
his father-in-law, Capt. AFRO Slayton,
for few days.
Civil Engineer A. R. Dow of Bur-
lington came to town Monday to
make a preliminary investigation of
the sewer question. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Williams and
children visited relatives in Mont
gomery the first of the week, making
the trip by carriage.
Mrs. Frank Wheelock, Mrs Samuel
, Crosby and Miss Coolidge from Dor
, chester, Mass, we're in town Tuesday
calling upon friends.
Quite a number from this place Wis.
tied Eden Pond Sunday. The pond
r is becoming quite resort for pic.
nickers. 1t is eleven miles from here
but over a very good road.
, Supt. Pierce, of the telephone re,
construction. line, who has been
, boarding with Mrs. Pierce at the
Phoenix for some time, moved on tC
Johnson Monday morning.
L. H. Noyes and Miss Maud Bailey
we're the delegates from the G. b. so
1 ciety to the county union at Jeffer
sonville yesterday. Several Others
9 also attended and all report a very
interesting occasion.
9 On complaint of Grand Juror Waite
!. Alva Jones, Frank Shedd, s. Ii. Bart
: lett. and A. f. Boyes have each beer
. fined $15 and costs for keeping un
, licensed dogs. Constable Stevens
killed the dogs. There are others.
Prof. Ingalls, has completed the fal
!. examination of applicants for teach
: ers' certificates. The number was
unusually small At this place there
we're z; Jeffersonville, 8; Stowe, 5
q All, or nearly all, will probably pass
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