News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-06-19

town TUESDAY, tne guest OF j. henry
Atkinson.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. F. Churchill are
spending few days at their cottage
on Mt. Mansfield.
Clark Richardson went to Swanton
last evening, called there by the ill
ness of his tather-in-laW.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ. Waterman en-
ioyed an outing at the Churchill cot
tage on Mt. Mansfield several days
last week.
Carroll Still of Hardwick, formerly
employed in the stone sheds here,
passed Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Whitney.
Miss Charlotte TenDey, who has
been teaching in Springfield Mass, is
spending a vacation at the home of
her father, D. W. Tenney.
Mrs. Charles Campbell and Miss
Marsh of Barre were in town several
days last week, guests of Mrs. Camp
BELLS parents, MIR. and Mrs. lara Girls
wold.
Orrin Spaulding accompanied his
two small children to Burlington
Monday morning, where they were
placed in the Home of Destitute
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Cheney have
been enjoying weeks vacation,
passed in visiting Mrs. Cheney's
brother and other relatives in North
Randolph and vicinity.
Miss Agnes Mower, who has been in
Minneapolis, Mimi, for the past two
years, arrived in town last Wednes-
day morning and is a guest of her
sister, Mrs. Warner Gilbert.
Miss Anna Mower, one of the in-
structors in Peoples Academy, is in
South Hoadley, Mass, in attendance
at the commencement exercises of Mt.
Holyoke college of which she is a
graduate.
A. M. Burke has added a line of
bakers goods to his stock ofgroceries.
The goods are from the bakery of
j. M. Greene of Burlington. He will
start a delivery wagon at once and
will take orders and deliver goods
daily.
F. g. Fleetwood wenH to Swanton
last Friday, where be delivered an ad-
dress before the graduating class of
the High school there. AS usual the
address is very highly spoken of. He
was accompanied by his mother, Mrs.
Gleed.
A meeting of baseball enthusiasts
was held Monday evening, resulting
in the organization of a village team
that will give a good account OF
itself later. George Rublee was elect
ed Captain and Harry Woodward,
Manager.
Charles Arnold, senior partner in
the Arnold Granite Co. firm, returned
Saturday from a business tour
through the state. This firm is doing
a good amount Of work in this and
other sections of Vermont-a natural
consequence of hustle mixed with
printers ink.
The Lamoille House has again
changed hands. Papers we're signed
last Saturday whereby Daniel Smith
of Stowe gave his farm on West
Branch for the hotel property, includ-
ing most of the furniture, the new
landlord taking possession at once.
Herbert Delano has three boys.
The oldest, seven years, hns pet 3
year-old steer which he harnesses all
by himself, then takes the boys out
for drive. We were recently shown
a picture of the team and it's merry
party of youngsters.
There will be a meeting of the Ex.
ecutive Committee and all officers OF
the Morrisville Camp Meeting Assori-
alton Thursday, June 81, in the NJ. E.
church vestry at 2 p. N. Rev. c. S.
Nutter, Presiding Elder of the st. AL
bans district, will preside over the
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Webster left for
Marathon, n. Y, Monday. Miss
Gladys remaining with Rev. and Mrs.
Kellogg for a time. Mrs. Webster
will return here in about three weeks
to arrange for the removal of their
goods to Marathon, after which Miss
Gladys will accompany her to their
new home.
A small body of Seventh-day Ad.
ventists held a Sunday-school con.
vention at Town Hall last Saturday
and Sunday. Those in attendance
from outside the county we're Elder
j. NJ. Watts and daughter of Barre
Two converts were baptized Sunday
in the LamoilIe river down by O. D.
Matthew's pasture.
On page three will be found an
article that will be of special. interest
to people of this vicinity. 1t tells in
an inspiring manner of the struggle
and ultimate success of two young
men, natives of Morrisvile. They
were sons of the late Thomas Gleed
and when quite young went with their
mother to make their home in the
then far west.
H. Waite & Son have contracted
with George II. Terrill for his field ol
strawberries which will be ripe and
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