News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1899-08-23

~ 81 yum lhEVs
The freight depot is the recipient
of a new coat OF shingles.
Leigh Noyes of st. Johnsbury is
here for a visit with relatives.
Frank Keith of Barre was among
the visitors in this place last week.
Fred Dover of Hinesburg, brother
of Mrs. John Finnegan spent the Sab
bath with her.
Capt. Waite is expected to return
from his recuperating expedition the
last of this week.
The guests at "The Elms" took a
trip to Mt. Mansfield Monday, re-
turning Tuesday.
Nathan Cobleigb, who has been
laid up with an attack of bilious
fever, is out again.
Frank T. Morse of Bakersfield
spent q day or two with his friend,
B. S. Stewart, last week.
A. H. Keller has secured the con-
tract to put in a Fuller and Warren
furnace in the Academy.
James Buckham and wife of Allan
tic, Mass, are in town for a couple Of
weeks visit with relatives.
Rev. F. C. Taylor has returned
from his vacation and occupied the
pulpit as usual last Sunday.
Edw. Bullard left Monday night
for Iowa, where he will spend some
little time in visiting relatives.
Mrs. H. E. Stevens, nee Josephine
Fisk, OF Allston, Mass, was a guest of
Mrs. E. c. White the past week.
Cushing Nichols took his daughter,
Maria, to st. Johnsbury last week,
leaving her there for treatment.
John Jackson, who split open his
thumb while playing base ball, will
soon be able to handle the bat again.
Sewell Newton has the thanks of
"hoth of us" tor liberal supply of
potAtoes-the finest that ever grew.
William Horigan of Bakersfield
was in town Friday and attended
the sore8 at the Phoenix in the even
ing.
Mrs. Patie Woodwork Leach of
Enosburg Fails was the past week
gladly welcomed by her old friends
here
Frank Wagner Ut Cambridge Wis
tied hi. uncle, George Seymour, one
day last week, coming up on his
wheel.
Dr. Preston Peterson of New York
is guest at THE Elms" This is
the Doctors second visit here this
season.
Herman Grimes of SomerVille,
Mass, and Homer Grimes of Hud-
son, Mass, are guests at Frank
Grimes
The contract for grading about
the new church has been let to Jos.
Stewart and work on the same was
commenced Monday.
The village taxes are now in the
hands of the Collector and he says
they must be paid on or before Sep
tember 1st. Nut ced.
DR.. Genge and family returned from
E len last Saturday. The doctor
has been up there three weeks and
comes back improved in health.
The MorrisviIle campmeeting at
tracted a large number of our peo
pie Sunday, causing a considerable
decrease in the regular services here
DR.. John Stevens came up from
Hartland last week and spent a few
days here, returning with his family
Who had been here several weeks, las
Friday.
H. NJ. Noyes was in Montpelier {
day last week on insurance busines
and while there secured a windov
from which to view the Dewey parad
next October.
Frank True has secured an Eng
lish bulldog" which he says when b
gets his growth will be able to tax
care of all the garden pilferers o
chicken thieves that prowl about hi
premises.
Miss Isadore Noyes left Saturda
for Hartland. She will spend
week with her sister there, afte
which she will begin her pedagogl
duties in one of the public schools {
that town.
2. T. Denio and family and f. /
Lilley and wife spent Sunday at EIDE
Pond. They took their new boa
"Windemere," up with them. 1t is
hands ONE craft and behaves tinel
on the water.
Joseph Young called on friend
here last week. He has finished wor
at West Concord and has gone t
Sheldon to assist 10 the constructio
9 of residence for which Mr.. Mamie
. has the contract.
Blaine Stewart OF Bakersfield, wb
: has been employed in the office OF e1
Gov. Page for the past five week.
l leaves Saturday for bis home. ID
: intends taking a weeks outing b.
fore school opens.
\ A paper soliciting aid for the senio
: Fleming, who lost about all he ha
by the burning of the buildings O
, his sons farm in johnson, was circl
: lated hereabouts Monday and r
ceived quite number OF signature
: William Tague, formerly at woI
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