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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

an,hemums and yellow satin ribbons were
most effective.
Mr. Richard n wylly. the Messrs Man
son ana Air Stubbs al Darien. who won
the golf tournament yesterday afternoon,
viii return home to-day.
Mrs Edwin Parsons Of New York gave
a charming luuch during the week. at
which were present ecu OF her Savannah
friends Among these were Mrs Henry
Wilson Hodge Mrs. Il. snowden Marshall.
Mrs. Julian Hartridge Miss Nan Screven.
Miss Lima Woodbridge and Miss Nan du-
Bignon.
Mrs. =. A. NJ Schro1er gave an original
entertainment Friday evening st her home
Evening IN the Hall OF Curios." and prov
"a 70 be very amusing The rooms were
adorned with ferns and chrysanthemums.
and after the contest refreshments were
served. The prize. an embroidered center
piece. was won by Mrs. H. + Dreeson.
and the other guests were Mrs ". Scho-
der Mrs. G. SCHNEIDER. AIRS. J. Pau,sen.
Mrs c. Seller Mrs. +. Courtney.
Mrs II. +. Dreeson. Mrs. J. u.
Heimken. Mrs J Lubs. Mrs. IT. Baden
hoop. Mrs. +. Tfstjen. Mrs A. Smith.
Mrs NJ Lang Mira NJ Schroeder Mrs. w
@. Turner. Mrs. Gorris. Mrs Savarese
Miss Annie s. hfo1er and Miss Meta
Doscher Mrs.W g Schaefer Mrs c. Ger
ken Mrs II. Gefken Mrs. y. Calls Mrs
j. n Seims. Mrs J. n. Hoffman. Mrs
c. r. Koneman Mrs C. ~ Harms. Mrs
r. Struck Mrs. r Harms. Mrs. $ l.. Out
ten. Mrs. J. Juchter Mrs. =. Al
ans. Mrs. a. Ehlers. Mrs @. Sui
ter. Mrs p. Schroeder Mrs C
Kracken Mrs. J. Loren. Mrs. n. Emile
man. Mrs. ~ Welbrook. Mrs. n. Lang
ana Mrs. N. Hagen.
Mrs. George A Gregory and Master
Arthur Gregory viii return to-day from
tho North. where they spent che sum
mer.
Miss Emma Builoch. who IS visiting
friends In Virginia. will not return 10 Sa-
vannah until January.
Mrs. George Dudley Thomas OF Athens
IS the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Kren-
son on Whitaker strees.
Mrs. w. r. Pablo OF Atlanta was the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. c. Lucien Jones for
convention week.
Mr.. c. II. Banks has returned from
visit 90 North Carolina.
Mrs George W Lamar has returned
from a visit 60 her daughter, Mrs. Gar
many IN New York.
Miss Julia COMMIT OF Jacksonville has
been spending the week with Mr. and Mrs.
Marcus Baker on Og.ethorpe avenue.
Miss Eula Denton OF Gainesville. Fla.
is wishing Miss Roberta Park.
Miss Wilder OF Macon and Miss subers
Miss Mary Cox has returned from Co
lumbus Ca
Mrs jackson and Master Walter Jack
son OF Augusta are the guests OF Dr. aud
Mrs Morrison
Mrs W O. Charlton and Miss Lucille
Charlton have returned home from Jack
sonville. Fla.
Mr.. C. w. wylly and Miss Mona wyily
left last week for their home in Fort
Reid Fla.
Miss Madgc Rice OF Columbia, 8. c., is
visiting friends IN the city.
Master Arthur Wright Macmillan enter
tanned Friday afternoon Ia celebration
Of his nth birthday Those present were
Misses Emily Bessellieu. Ruby George
and Elsie Macmillan. and Masters
vaughn Armand. Frank Bessellieu. Wal
ter Jones Willie Mcleod. Gussie. Pigman.
Robert Vincent and Clarence Hiribrath.
Mrs. r. C. Blount Of waynesboro has
been visiting Mrs. Gilbert Tarver during
the week
Mrs NJ G Rowe has returned 20
Brunswick after visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Rowe.
Mrs NJ. a. Phillips. Mrs. J. T. Gala
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or the lovely Cummings home and the
table
These literary Knockers. as they were
called. may or may not have been used
by these famous fox. hut they were beau
ties nevertheless and fetched q bigger sum
than any save the genuine brass colonial
knockers that are even now sometimes
picked up In Virginia and New England
Latest and stnangest OF door ornaments
Is the double knocker. A lions mouth
grips a ring and this Is fastened on tho
outside OF the door. while on the inside
OF the wood panels Il a replica OF this.
and the strange idea Is an adaptation OF
custom IN old European cities when
streets were narrow and doors opened out
wards. Then II was necessary foe a person
about 20 issue from his house 10 rap
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

The Flemish Knockers are little too
ponderous for any but the biggest heay-
lest doors and with the revival OF colonial
styles the elegant brass knockers from
Holland and England are mo~t in keepins.
One shrewd Englishman bought up. fos
tho price OF scrap iron, an the knockess
In a street In the Bloomsbury district q
London. a district whence wealth ard
fashion have departed. He sent his col
lectton 20 America and sold them on az
once as knockers OF historical value. Sons
had been used. he averred. on houses
where Charles Dickens lived, another hal
ornamented Doctor Johnson's door. ano;h-
or had Weakened the echoes In Dick steels
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

Of Mr. AMI Mrs Gardener D.cklnson 90
Castor street. east.
Mics Matte d.AnuEnac Of Augu "a is
the guest Of Miss Carrie Lou Medrim.
Mr James " Schlcy who has been
spanding the stsumer Ga Europe afr.y. D
in Savannah early Ia the week. NJ
schiey Il now % HofwyL the guest ot
Mr. James T Don't. and Will not return
Tor several weeks.
Miss Flora Da1cy who was enc % the
savannah guests 80 the STATE Bal in Co
lunnhia tast week has returned home.
Miss Alice Baxter OF Atlanta. after q
visit 20 SIR and Mrs. a. b. Hull. returnct
home yesterday
Miss Jeanne Haincs after a delightful
visit - Niss Margaret Green m Philltc.-
ph.a. o. noW Ia New York
Mrs r. l. Mlnf 10 and Miss Ermin.e
Muuford of HawkusSlns who have been
the guests Of Sir and Mrs Robert Butter
returned home yesterday
Miss Nelly Baldwin VIII leave to-mor-
row 70 spend q month with her sister
Mrs walter Mccoy in Orange. y. J.
MIR Rice. the difecfress OF the Atlfnta
branch OF tae children of the Copf o.
acy was the guest Of Mfs. Chares q
Barsey during her stay IN savannah
Mrs Reddug q Vald0sta Is visiting
Mn. G. II. R-mshart on Joces street.
Mlss Ada Turner and Miss Lucy LoNr,
Of Atlanta arrived yeFfcrday morning end
are the guess OF AR md Mrs. jaime,
FurIe. Jr. on WaldburE street
Hiss Armautine saund r. Of Glinesvi De-.
Ga. Is guest o. Mr. aud Mrs. Card ncr
Dickinson on Castor street.
Mr.. De saussure Ford returned early IN
the week from COLUMBIA. 5. c., where D.
went 10 attend the STATE Ball
Miss Marie Remshart Is visiting friends
Ga Waycross.
Mrs J. Morrison and Miss Morrison ar
rived Thursday On tine Kansas CITY from
New York and after spending a few DAYS
IN town with friends viii return 10 tAer
home In EllaheiL
Miss Julia ByihewOOd left lant week %
visit friends IN Rome. Ca
Miss Tess Rosenheim and Miss Rosa
lind Rich. Mr. Herman koscnaeim ana
Mr. Witcover Jeff last even'ns for Allan
a. where Miss Rich and Mr. Roseuhe m
Will receive to-day tho congratulations
Of their friends upon their engagement
The Harmonic cub was thrown open
Tuesday evening to the lady friends Of
the members. aud the election returns
we're received and bulletined In the par
lors OF the club. Il was an Informal re-
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way and Miss Louise Galway Of Macon
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Hener-
nan.
Miss Nelly Abrams Is the guest OF
friends In Atlanta.
Miss Eloiss Barr has returned from a
Visit 90 Columbia. s. c.
Mrs. T. J. Miller has gone North for
a few weeks.
Mrs. Werner S. Byck Of Atlanta IL Wis
ing her father at No. "A Jones street.
ust.
Mrs A. r. Rowe Of Master A. p. Rowe.
IT.. have returned from Thomasville
Mrs. Charles Harper Of Rome Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. S. Baker.
Mr.. John B. Gaudry OF Augusta has
been spending the past week with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Tison Of Garnest.
5. C.. have been visiting friends IN the
city
Mrs. II. b. McMaster Of waynesboro
spent the past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Crane on Jones street.
Mr.. II. W. witcover and AFR. william
Miscally gave a breakfast at Bannon
Lodge Monday In compliment 20 Miss
Rosalind Rich OF Atlanta and Mr.. Her
man Rosenhe4m The other guests were
-NAs anu 3AANs AhANu OF AAAaNAAa alE. ana
Mrs. d. J. Rosenheim. Miss Liily Traub.
Miss Mamie Engel. Miss Rosenhelm. Mr..
Herbert Kayton and Dir. Joseph Rosen-
helm.
Miss Hattie Penny OF Wilmington, N.
c.. Is visiting Mss Ella Mckenzie al Il.
Thirty-frst street. west.
Miss Robertine Murphy who has spent
delightful summer and fair In the North.
viii sail from New York next Tuesday
Miss Murphy win reside with her mother
this winter at lei Harris street east
Miss Sadie schatzman Of Macon. Ca.
is visiting the Misses Derby on Henry
street. east
Miss Rena FalliEant gave a supper
party Thursday evening 10 q lumber OF
the visiting delegates.
Miss Lizzie DuBose has returned home
after spending the summer In Alabama
and In North Georgia.
Miss Florrie Banks has as her guest
Miss May Biakeney Of Monroe. N, c.
Mrs. Mary Mckenzie has issued cards
10 the marriage OF her daughter. Ella, 10
Mr. NJ NJ Parker Of Wilmington. N. c.
OF Bainbridge are visiting Miss Annie
Laurie Shaw.
Mrs II. Boley has sent out invitations
FOR the marriage Of her daughter Ida. and
Mr.. David A. Byck. which will take place
on "Wednesday. Nov. 81 at the residence
Of the brides mother on Jones street.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

ception. and various forms Of amusement
entertained the guests during the evening
Among those who were present were Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Ferst. Mr. and Mrs. D.
J Rosenheim. Mr.. and Mrs. b. n. Levy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Solom0ns Mr and Mrs.
\. s. Levy, Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur Well
AIR. and Mrs NJ G. Ehrlch, DIR. ana Mrs
Aaron Ferst. AIR. and Mrs Leon Ferst,
AIR. and Mrs. Ferdinand Neubcrger. Mrs
Harry Hirsch OF New York Miss Bessie
Lilieuthal. Miss Tees Rosenheim. Miss
Mamie Engel Miss Lily Traub Miss Viola
Eckstein, Miss Mamie Smith. Miss Norma
Eckstein. Sir. Adolf Lenier AIR. Max Let
fer. Mr. Walter Llieuthal, Mr. Henry
MeiBhard. Mr. Sigfried Fanu AIR Edwin
Frank. Mr.. Hugo Frank. Mr. Jake smith
The marriage Of Mr.. Jacob Ga1an and
Miss Nelly Cohen which will take place
Wednesday evening az the De Soto Hotel
vill be one Of the leading social events OF
the week
The dance at the Y ~ H. A. on cleo
ton night was an informal and very pleas.
ant occasion and few Of those who were
present we're Miss Ada Ehrlich Miss
Edith Robinson and her guest Miss Helen
Levy. 81 Charleston. Miss Lily Truuh.
Miss Freida Traub. Miss Fannie Neuber-
ger. Miss Hortense Stern. Miss Rosallnd
Rich and Miss n Guthman OF Atlanta.
Miss Irene putzel. Miss Beulah Putzcl ana
The Messrs Witcover. Herman Rosenheim
helm. Jerome Eckstein. Joe Myers. Mr..
Louis NeuberFer. Mr. Max Neuberger.
Mr.. Roy Lovenstein. ana Air. Edwin Ep-
stein.
Miss Miriam Guthman q Atlanta q
visiting Mrs. shulhafer. and next week
viii De the euest Of Mrs l. c. Haas on
Castor street
Mr and Mrs. NJ. Herman have now
moved into their new residence. No. i0i
Castor. east. where they VIII receive
their friends
Miss Doeriinger OF Brunswick T. visit
ing her sister. Mrs. W. u. Leopold. on
East Henry street.
Miss Helen Levy OF Charleston. arrived
Monday night, and is the guest OF Miss
Edith Robinson on CASTOR street
Miss Mamie Smith will leave next week
10 visit Miss Rich IN Atlanta.
Mrs. Engel and Miss Mamie Engel have
returned from New York.
Mr and Mrs. William Ballard OF pa
rien. are the guests OF Capt and Mrs
George sickel on state street
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Lcflcr will leave
for Atlanta next week 10 be present az
the marriage of their neice. Miss ALLEN
thai. and Mr.. Holman Of Brunswick. The
marriage will be celebrated az Conccgdla
Club In Atlanta.
one OF the prettiest surnouls IN the iorol
parade OF Wednesday was the tandem
pony surrey driven by the i0-year-old son
Of Mr. George SchWarz. The four little
occupants wore japanese costumes and
the decorations OF yellow and white chrys-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

Tho tramp question IN the unlteo
States has been a most serious one y
since the Introduction OF railroads. IL -
estimated that no less than 1000 are car
rled nightly on trains and that ie.oo more
are waiting 20 steal ride AZ the sa'hs
time. One OF the eastern roads has taheh
a nrm stand IN the matter and has EQUIP
ped a special police force for the puffose
OF preventing trespasslng. Some OF tns
farmers. however. do not approve OF tn'
action. as they obtain much OF their eN~
ira help IN harvest time from the dfhu"s
population.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
A KNoCkER REVIVAL.
An Englishman's Coup in Reseiling
Discarded Knockers.

New York. Nov. cit f. the mode these
days 70 fasten knocker on ones front
door. whether that door opens TO the dark
and sinnous corridor Of a city fat or the
thermore. the knocker that hangs over
the threshold must be thing OF beauty.
or curiosity. or instrinsic value as an an
tique. and It Is strictly against the rule
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

Henri Houssaye. the French aeade-
mloian and Nopoleonic authority. has pur-
chased for the Paris sabretasche. the
French military association. the exact
spot OF ground where the Old Guard made
lts last stand az Waterloo and upon IL
~ Gerome. the sculptor. IL 70 erect
monument
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

Eozems. eatarrh. hip disease. white
swelling. and even consumption have their
origin IN scrofulous conditions. With the
slightest faint OF serofula in the blood.
there Is no safety. The remedy for this
disease In all tie forms Is Hoods sarsa-
n,rilia. which goes to the root OF the
trouble and expels all impurities and dis
ease germs from the blood.
The best family cAthsrtic Is Hoods Pills.
-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

Carmen sylvia. the literary queen Of
Roumania. Is passionateiy fond Of flowers
and says she Is really unable TO rest COM
fortably anywhere without having flow
ers bout her.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

Nine Emma Roderick. who u perhaps
the best known teacher % vocal music for
women in New York. has reopeucd her
studio for the winter. She has a number
Of exceptionally promising pupils from the
South.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

thrice with his inside k.oeker end wan
pedestrians 90 get out OF the way OF ne
opening door, else a mighty blow woull
be delivered az some unfortunate passet'
By and a duel or a scuiiie ensue NJ. A.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

STRAIGHT FRONT coRsETs
IN all Of the most approved kinds A
full large assortment OF each Kind 10
offered you at extremely low prices
REMEMBER. we try on corsets ana
~ them perfectly to your hgure. Ex-
perieDced ladies In attendance.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-02-14
NO. CAMBRIDGE.

Elmer Hooper is getting out the timber for
a new barn.
j. X. Montague is having good time with
rheumatism.
J. X. Montague is fast filling up his mill
yard. Fourteen teams we're hauling logs for
him Thursday.
roads in shape.
Mrs. G. Davis of Jacksonville is visiting at
Clarence Davis.
Mrs. Fairbanks of Hyde Park is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Rice.
NJ B. Hooper lost one of his horses last
Wednesday night 1t fell through trap
door in his barn.
A. NJ. Rice in sapara ting his milk uses a
sheep that weighs 1879 pounds.
Will Mudgett has as fine a herd of grade
Jerseys as can be found in town
Mr.. Farr of the Burlington Free Press can
vassed this section the past week.
Ward & Davis are kept busy with the wood
piles in this and adjoining neighborhoods.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings DR..
Cooper of Randolph preached to us. Great
good was done.
We had NO preaching service here on Sun
day on account of funeral at the Boro.
Sunday school was held as usual followed by
a social meeting.
Just now our people are busily engaged
talking up our school affairs. Somehow, the
Boro and Jacksonville have quite bit OF
jealousy in the matter Both want an $4,000
school house, while the townspeople seem to
think one is sufficient.
Among the shifts here on March LIST are Guy
Richardson, who has bought a farm in Mont
gomeTyS and l.. p. Blaisdell will go on the
old home farm vacated by Richardson. We
are sorry to loose Guy for he has proved tC
be an able man and good neighbor.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-02-14
EDEN.

Meetings for the week as usual.
Eigbty-one attended the Sunday evening
service
Frank Stearns has teams delivering logs at
L Carpenters mill
Fred Garland has gone to johnson to work
in Stearns tub shop. .uaE
Il is expected that Miss Helen n. Jones will
remain here for the coming year
The friends of Miss Stella Smith called on
her at her home last Friday evening.
Rev. G. H. Merrill gave a very interesting
discourse Sunday morning at the Corners.
The school taught by Mr. Blake at the
Corners has closed, also the school in the Me-
Gookin district. g.
WILDER Hutchins had slight shock the I'd
instant. He seems to he gradually failing and
it is feared he may not recover.
Mrs j. T. Emery returned from Wolcott
Saturday. where she has been caring for her
mother. She reports her mother mo better"
There will be an oyster supper, promenade
and dance at A. W. 0 Brien's hotel, under the
auspices Of the Lake View Boat Club, Thurs
day evening, the 22d instant, to which all
are invited. For further particulars see
posters,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-02-14
RVlLLE.

Schools in town closed on Friday.
Il. W. Hulburd of Hyde Park was in town
last week.
A daughter arrived ut the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Woodward on the Sth.
B. W. Beard ond wife visited her mother
Mrs. Howard, at Underhi last week.
Mrs. kellie Lock is stopping with her sister
Mrs. Hugh Sinclair at Cambridge for a while
Robert Wiley went to Greensboro on Mon.
day to visit his son Burton.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Westcott and George, Wis
tied Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas Tobin at Pleasant
Valley, recently.
Joseph Stratton died after long illness
on the Sth aged 36 years. months and Z
days. His funeral was held at the house on
Saturday, Rev. Mr.. Chrystie officiating. He
leaves wife and three children to mourn his
loss
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-02-14


NJ Il Hebb as been spending few days
at home
Henry Raymore is having a very serious
attack of asthma.
Peter Waugh of Marlboro, Mass, is guest
at G. w. Holmes.
Freda Thomas has been quite sick and
under the Doctors care the past wees.
Eugene Leighton of Fort Dodge, Iowa,
called on friends in this place the past week.
The Public Library is now located at S. Z.
Steinhour's and will be open every Saturday
afternoon.
The wind of last Thursday night was very
hard at this place, breaking window glass in
several houses.
The Annual Roll Call of the 2nd Congrega-
tionalist Church, will be held at the parson
age, Thursday evening, Feb 10.
At the Y. P. s. C. E. meeting last Sunday
evening Mrs. W. D. Buchanan read very in
teresting paper on How Better the Commit
tee Work."
The State Board of Agriculture will hold a
Farmers Meeting at this place Monday and
Tuesday, Feb. 10 and 20, commencing on
Monday evening.
The remains of Samuel Gould were brought
here Monday night for burial. He was a life
| long resident of this town, going to North
Adams, Mass, only few weeks ago to live
with his daughter, Mrs. C. D. Cleveland, at
whose home he died after short illness with
pneumonia.
Remember the concert in the new hall at
| Hotel Melendy on Saturday evening, Feb.
| "a, by the Bay State Quartette Club of Hol-
yoke, Mass, directed by Prof. G, S. Cornell OF
that place. 1t will be a grand treat for all
lovers of music, so give them full house. 1t
is under the auspices of Crescendo Club, and
the proceeds will be used to add more books
to the Library.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-02-14
WOLCOTT.

Ned Guyer of Montpelier is visiting relatives
here.
'Uncle" Nat Jones has returnrd from Hard
wick.
Miss Lucy Moody has gone to Albany to
work
L. Valley and A. C. Vail we're in Morrisville
Sunday.
Byron Kusick sold a morse to C. A. Reed
last week.
Don't forget G. E. Clark's auction at the
hotel Monday next.
Frank Doying got injured while at work in
the saw mill Tuesday. ilsa
Mrs. V l.. Fisher and daughter returned
from Barre Saturday.
E. Wheeler. Jr. and wife spent Sunday
with friends in Craitsbury.
Mrs. E. A. Gray spent portion of last
week with friends in Hardwick,
"BiIlie" Tilotson and wife of Morrisville
were the guests of her parents over Sunday.
George Daley and wife of Montpelier attend
ed the funeral of Alger Baker here on Sunday.
r. NJ Hubhel has purchased of G. e
Clark the pasture and tilage land which was
part of the hotel property.
Byron Guyer and vile of Chicago, after an
absence OF twenty years, have returned to
town to reside at their old home.
About fifty" of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kelley spent last Friday evening with
them and enjoyed general good time
The Ladies' Social Union will meet with
Mrs. Charles Scfibner Thursday evening" Feb.
15 A cordial Invitation is extended to all.
Regular meeting of the G. A. R. and W. R.
C. will be held in their hall on Saturday even
ing, Feb. II. All members are requested to
be present.
Ladies' Ali, society No. l, will give liter
airy entertainment, followed by a doughnut
contest, on the evening of February % Re-
freshments will be served, Everyone cordial
ly invited. Bill 10 cents
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-02-14
ELMORE,

Mrs. Mcconnell is in a very critical condition
Logging came to a standstill Tuesday on
account of the thaw
Thad Petite has moved from the mountain
aud is boarding at II. Wheelock's.
Mrs. Miller is not as well al this writing /;
also Norman Camp is on the sick list.
Norman Camp lost another good COW last
Monday, making two be has lost this winter.
Howard Beede has hired out to O. D. Bacon
for the season and will move into Bacon s
tenement.
The town officials met last Saturday to
audit their accounts. The full board was
out, Herb Delano the champion story teller
with the rest
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-02-14
CADYS FALLS.

Mrs. John Harris visited friends at Stowe
Forks over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Gallup were guests at
Ira Carrs one day last week.
Mrs. Albert Bachum is spending few days
with her sister, Mrs. G. B. Terrill
Mrs. Jay Sherwood and little daughters re,
Gently visited her father, o. F. Gates.
Miss DENIS Town aud Mrs G. B. Terrill Wis.
tied at A. Bacham's one day last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Tillotson visited at Jus.
tus Littie's in Woodbury. last Saturday
In response to an invitation Miss Ella
Town is visiting Miss Grace Camp in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Hicks went to North
Wolcott recently to visit her uncle Mr. Guyer
who recentlY came from Chicapo
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FAST CAMRRIDGE-

P. D. Ballard visited his parents in Stowe
last Wednesday.
Hattie Balch visited at her home in Hyde
Park Saturday and Sunday.
Dan Prince spent Saturday and Sunday
with his children in Johnson.
Elmer Balch of Hyde Park was in this
place Sunday, calling on friends.
A few from here attended the Social at
Landon's hall last Tuesday evening.
School closes in this district next Friday.
The children are to have q few exercises in
the afternoon.
Mrs. C. l.. Demeritt has returned to her
home in Johnson, having spent several days
at Albert Demeritt's. Her health is improy-
ing slowly.
There seems to be the usual demand for
hired help in this vicinity. 1t will soon be
sugaring and all hope for better season
than last year.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1900-02-14
Are Your Horse,s Feet An Ripbt ?

Does he stand on dry floor? Are his
hoots cracked and sore2 Has be contracted
feet, corns, quarter cracks or thrush? Have
you felt that you ought to be to the expense
of getting veterinary to prescribe for him ?
Before doing so try Morrison's English Lini.
ment, single bottle kept at hand will save
you all this worry and expense, and it will
also cure sore back, and shoulders, sprains,
contracted cords, swelings and lameness. For
fresh cuts, corks, wounds, etc. an application
will at once stop its bleeding and give relief
1t is one of the best remedies ever used upon
a horse. BE your own veterinary by using
Moorrison's English Veterinary Remedies For
sale by all druggists.