News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-10-16
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and was killed by train.
Geo. Hicks was bitten on the left
hand last Saturday night by Ben
Lilley's dog Plato. Mr.. Hicks was
walking along the roadside when the
dog came rushing by and grabbed
his hand. The wound is not serious
The school entertainment on Fri
day evening will be at the Congrega-
tional church. Miss Kinds will be
assisted by local talent. The exer-
cises will begin at O'Clock. There is
one price of admission to all, 15cts.
R. B. Bradley of Stowe, with his
wife and son, spent several hours here
last Saturday., Just looking around"
While up this way "Ros" invested a
dollar in the News AND CITIZEN in or
der to keep peace in the family a.
year." Wise man, he.
The football team played return
game at Johnson yesterday, defeat
ing the High School IL too. John
son will play the L. c. A. here on
Saturday. Let everybody attend
and help the finances of the team, be-
sides seeing good team.
The carpenters have about finished
work on the court house veranda.~
There are various opinions as to the
size it should have been, the dimen--
sions OF the apex, ETC., but erybOdy
admits it is an improvement as welE
as an ornament to the building.
Edwin Bullard left Monday night
for Toledo, Iowa, where he will stop
this winter, and perhaps longer, with,
his children. Mr.. Billiard is q very
handy man at job work of all kinds,
and the many who depend upon HIM
for that kind of work hope he wilE
) turn up here in the spring.
Frank True is about the happiestg
man in the entire lot, because of the
closing of the stores two nights in the,
week. 1t gives him a chance to exer-
else his new trotter, which be asserts
is just about the incest piece of horse
J flesh hereabOuts. But wait until
: Dewey and Newton get after him.
g Clarence Ferguson of Burlington
who is doing considerable work
s throughout the state in delivering
e addresses in the interest of the Anti
Y Saloon organization, was the guest
with his wife at A. V. WiswelPs last
r Saturday. He delivered three ad-
: dresses in this county last Sunday.
t The fall term at the Academy is.
now on the last half or "home~
:, stretch" Seven weeks have already
l. been "sawed off [" and the other FIVE
b will go quick. There will be no school
there next week Thursday and Fri
q day, as the entire faculty go to Bur:
lington to the State Teachers Tnsti-
q tute.
Invitations are out for the wedding
o of F. M. Campbell of Spring field,
p Mass, and Miss Maud Bailey OF this
4 place. The event occurs Tuesday,
Oct. 20, at 4. p. NJ. at the Congrega-
tional church. This will be the first
e wedding in the new church and the
d d first church wedding here in over
} twenty years. Get your gowns ready.
: The Selectmen have appointed FREQ
y y Noble as janitor of the town hall3
70 Fred has the keys and will have en-
! tire charge of the hall. The price for
Ii the use of the hall is $1.00 per night
for all local affairs; outside shows
o So 90. No pay, no hall. The broken
e seats, and there are quite a few of
(. them, are to be repaired and under
IT no consideration will they be allowed
to be taken from the building.
q The home of Mr.. and Mrs. s. j.
% Sands was the scene of a pretty home
L. wedding on Monday, October IA
s. when their son, John W. Griffin was
married to Miss Eva A. Woodward.
10 The bride, who was prettiIy dressed
)e in white for the occasion, was born in
is Gloucestershire, Eog., and came to
ve this country six months ago and has
lived in Johnson and Hyde Park.
le Mr.. Griffin, native of st. LeDards
q on the Sea, Eng, came to Hyde Park
ID from Canada eight years ago and
k has for most of that time been in the
employ of ex Gov. Page. He is &
b wpll-kuown citizen and his friends
10 wish for himself and wife much Joy in
40 their new relationship. After the
,s ceremony, which was performed by
Rev. F.C. Taylor. the party was pho.
, tOgraphed by Miss Dorcas Sawyer
Refreshments we're then served and
d, d, cigars passed around. For the pres
" ent Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin will make
II their home with their parents on
Depot Street.