News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-05-22

Pauline of Fletcher are visiting at j.
s. Leach's.
HIS. Andrus Of Craftsbury, is spend
ing few days with his old friend, A.
D. Robbins.
Dewey Hanley, accountant in Gov
Pages office, spent Sunday with rel
atives in Essex.
Boynton Cheney goes next week to
Lyme, N. H., where he will act as
clerk for Lee Andrews.
The rain of last Saturday prevented
the field day sports and they are
indefinitely postponed.
Fred Jewett, son of V. W. Jewett
of East Montpelier, visited friends
here a part of last week.
Geo. Brown is devoting his entire
time to his asbestos "claim" in Eden.
He drives up there every day.
Harold Bailey and his tiancee, Miss
McDonough of Burlington, spent
Sunday at Mrs. T. W. Hyde's.
Bicycle riders should bear in mind
that there is a village law against
perambulating on the sidewalks.
The ice cream season has opened
at Forster's. John sustains his old
time reputation OF making an Al
article.
J. S. Leach and wife were called to
Fletcher Sunday by the death of j. B.
Leach, his uncle. They returned
Monday.
Brigham Academy will play base
ball with the L. G. A. at this place
next Saturday at 2 p. m. A good
game may be expected.
At the Health Officers School, to
be held at Burlington in July, DR..
SIayton of this place is tospeak upon
"Small Pox VS.. Chicken Pox."
Walter Strong has bought Law
renee Sawyer's horse. Walter is
bound to have the best there is, and
thinks he has it in this trotter.
Moses Goodhue continues to make
improvements about his premises
This time it is new walks with steps
leading thereto up over the terrace.
Harry Noyes, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, from EImira N. Y,
came to town Saturday night. They
will remain here and vicinity a month
or more.
One of the wings under the bridge
above the plant has been moved 6
trifie by the high water. LC. Vaughan
and Selectman Griswold are repairing
the same.
VIM. Putnam has the new addition
to his shop we'll under way. He will
install a gasolene engine therein tC
the better facilitate him in making
lumber wagons.
s. B. Waite has received many con
gratulatory letters from variou:
parts of the state upon his election
to the high and important office o
Grand Master of the |. o. o. F.'s o
Vermont.
Currier has his livery up in first
class shape now. Aorses are we'll fec
and several new buggies added. H'
has bought of Will Grimes a fine pai
of bay horses, which makes his outti
complete.
Coall Just to think of it, Just al
soon as the coal stove has been rel
egated to the wood-shed along Gomez
the coal man asking if you have or
dered next winters coal. Surely thi
is cold coal country.
On page two will be found NOR
locals; also an article from the Vii
Iage Trustees and Health Officer re
garding sewers. We should iudg
from the article that some actor
will be necessary at the next villag
meeting.
Chas. S. Hagar, a student in tn
Union Theological Seminary at Ney
York, will supply the Cong'l pulpi
here throughout the summer. He vii
commence work Sunday, June 9
The pulpit next Sunday will be occu
pied by a layman, R. W. Hulburd.
John Gray's fire loss has been sat
isfactorily adjusted. He gets a littl
over $1,000. His loss exceeds $4,000
John says he will not rebuild thi
year and that his dairy stock for tn
present will consist of lust enOugl
to have little cream for the coffee.
DR.. Genge reports his variou
patients hereabouts as all on th
mend. He has a large ride in Edel
and informs us there are quite
number there under his care. Th
doctor travels in all directions and i
kept on the road a great deal of th
time.
A very handsome granite monu
ment from the I'll. r. Mack grant
works of Hardwick has been set u
on the H. j. Lilley lot in the villag
cemetery. 1t reflects great credi
upon the designers and is just wha
might be expected from Mack's Ell
tablishment.
The largest invoice OF salt eve
brought into Lamoille county Is tina
recently bought by Gov. Page. 1t
100000 pounds and will make u
about 40 carloads. 1t is from Wa
saw, N. T., and comes at the rate {
carload q day. The entire lot
for use in the hide house.
Prof. Ingalls, has received motto