News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-11-28
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at Hardwick Tuesday.
The winter term at the Academy
begins Monday, December 10.
Gov. aud Mrs. Page are spending
Thanksgiving week in Boston.
W. D. Strong shipped two tons of
poultry to Boston last Friday.
Geo. Parker, Jr.. is off duty for
few days by reason of ill.health.
The Ladies' Club will meet Friday
of this week instead of Thursday.
Miss Bertha Minor is home from
Burlington for weeks vacation.
Perry Foster spent a couple ofdays
the past week with his SOD in Barre.
Major Willard of Boston is here to
spend Thanksgiving atCol. Sawyer's.
Miss Mary Young of Johnson spent
Sunday here with Miss Alice God
dard.
Dewey Hanley spent Sunday in
Burlington with George Sherwin's
family.
Capt. Waite is attending an Old
Fellows district meeting at Proctor
tonight.
Miss Maud Bailey spent Sunday at
Morrisville with her friend, Miss
Blanche Foss.
Mrs. A. P. Smalley has gone to
Lancaster, N. H., to spend a few
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Bennett of st. Johnsbury
spent several days here the past week
with Mrs. O. A. GrisWold.
Owing to the absence of electricity,
evening services were dispensed with
at the church the past week.
County Court convenes next Tues,
day. Indications are that the term
will be about two weeks long.
Prof. and Mrs. Ingalls, have gone
to Massachusetts to spend several
days there with relatives and friends
Sheriff Stevens is having the court
house brushed up for Court next
week. Wright is doing the job right.
E. L. Noyes and wife and Master
Bert have gone to Hartland to spend
Thanksgiving with DR.. Stevens and
ia mily.
Thanksgiving service will be held
this year at 1920, a. m, at which
time Rev. F. G. Taylor will preach a
sermon. All invited.
Russell Page took in the Yale Har
ward football game at New Haven
last Satdyday. BE was very enthu.
siastic for Harvard-before the game.
The work of fitting up the new 0 Id
Fellows hall is progressing finely.
Besides a number of good anterooms
there will be hall forty feet square
P. 7. Denio has temporarily placed
in his shop gasoline engine to use
during the lay-off of electricity. The
engine runs very nicely and works
like a charm.
Eighteen candidates presented
themselves for examination for teach
ers certificates last Saturday.
large number of them are new appli
cants and will teach their first schoo
this winter.
The remainder of the herd, ten COWS
on the wilkins farm, occupied by
Frel Huntley, were examined las
week and pronounced affected witt
tuberculosis. They were slaughtered
by Win Holbrook and the carcasse
taken to the tallow house.
Probably the largest turkey eve
brought into town was that brough
here last Thursday by Fred Atwell o
, Eden. 1t was a two-year-old anC
weighed, dressed, 80 pounds. 1t wa
a fine looking bird. Walter Strong
bought it and sffi d it eff. Henr,
Lilley was the winner.
The gale of last Wednesday blew
the wheel from the top of Page
windmill, demolishing the same. /
will not be replaced this winter. Th
windmill was erected some II year.
ago and has been in continuous per
formance all these years, pumping
water up to the village.
The time for which Harrison Grou
was appointed to deal out liquor ex
pires with this month. The salary il
800 a year and Harrison says it il
not enough for the amount of wori
required. He allows that business
has about doubled within the pas
year and he thinks he ought to have
more pay. Grout is good agent.
About 1856 is the amount of un
paid taxes placed in the hands of W
C. Maxfield for collection. This is thC
smallest amount for years and thu
only way to account for it, says Viii
liam, is because of Mckinley Repub
lican times" Mr.Maxfield is after the
delinquents and when March Meeting
rolls around will have a good report
to make.
A pretty wedding took place this
morning at st. Teresa's church, wher
Miss Catherine Marie Towne of Morris
vile and Lewis Archambault of Enos
burg Falls were united in marriage
Rev. James p. Rand conducted tht
ceremony, Miss Alma Archambault
4 sister of the groom, acted as brides
maid and Willie +. Towne, brother o
the bride as best man. Arthur Ar
chambault played the wedding
march. After the ceremony the mart