News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-09-25

for by her people and she will return
to Oregon.
By reference to the marriage notices,
it will be seen that Homer Grimes
and Miss Grace Codding have formed
an alliance that unites heir destinies
tor life. They are worthy young
couple and the recipients of hearty
congratulations from many friends.
The crowded condition of the Acad-
emy necessitates using one of the
rooms in the basement for certain
reeitations. A little fellow who re-
cites down there went up to the prin-
cipal the other day and asked,
"Please, teacher, may go down in
the cellar?"
Harry v, the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. P B. Foster, died Sunday after
an illness of about two weeks. He
was three months old and a bright
little fellow. The funeral was held
Monday afternoon, Rev. F. c. Taylor,
officiating. The bereaved parents
have the sympathy Of all in their
deep affection.
Walter D. Strong, one of our enter
prising young business men, has TAX
en- unto himself a wife, Miss Mary
Jackson, an estimable young lady
from MOrrisville. The matrimonial
alliance was sconsummated to-day and
after October II, Mr.. and Mrs. Strong
will be cat home" at their pleasant
residence on Main Street. this village.
Heartiest congratulations from a
host of friends.
Messrs c. NJ, H. G. and C. A. Wick
er of New York City spent last Fri
day night at the Phoenix, They we're
taking carriage drive through this
section, having come that day from
Eden where they had been inspecting
the asbestos mines. They have a
summer home in North Ferrisburg,
for which place they started Satur-
day, going via Stowe. They were
accompanied by liveried coachman.
Clayton Meacham and wife ap-
peared in this locality this summer
and for a time boarded with Mrs.
Lewis WhittemOre and later get up
housekeeping in the Cushing Nichols
summer residence on the road to
Johnson. Shortly after their depar-
ture from Mrs. Whittemore's, iewelry
and various articles of wearing ap-
parel were missed by Mrs. W. She
had sufficient reason to believe that
tie Meachams were the purloiners of
, the missing property and so a search
warrant was issued. Sheriff Robbins
visited the premises and found Mrs.
Meacham wearing missing pin and
other articles were also found. The
woman claimed that Meacham had
stolen them and gave them to her.
Meacham could not be found and has
not yet been up to this time. The
woman was arraigned before Justice
Wiswell, fined $5 and costs, amount
ing to $14 35. Sh9 was placed in
charge of Probation Officer Stevens.
Football.
The L. C. A. team went to Bakers
field last Saturday and played Brig
, ham Academy tie game.
, First Half.-Hyde Park won the
toss and took the west goal. B. A.
kicked off. After 13 minutes of play,
during which time the ball changed
sides several times, Brigham carried
the ball over for a touch down. No
goal. Hyde Park kicked off, but B.
A. fumbled and Ingalls, got the ball.
, In three minutes l.. c.. A. had the ball
on Brigham's one yard line, and here
! it was lost on tumble. But L. G. A.
, held her ground and B. A. punted.
, Jackson caught the ball and skirted
left end for a touch down. No goal.
A minute and a half remained. Bak-
ersfeld kicked the ball to L. c. AS
30 yard line, but Jackson again
caught the ball and behind splendid
interference took it around right end
for an 90yard run and touch down.
Capt McGinnis kicked a goal. Score.
L. G. A. II, B. A. 3. B. A. kicked off
J again, but time was up at the center
of the field.
Second Half.-Hyde Park got the
ball on a tumble at her 35 yard line.
, She carried back slowly to B. AS 20
! yard line. Here a fine pass back
from W. McGinnis to Jackson gave
= L. c. A third touch down and the
e game, but it was not allowed, B. A.
: claiming forward pass, and l.. c. A.
j was ordered back with the ball,
Y Brigham soon got the ball and by a
s succession of irresistible rushes car
ried the ball across the line once
S more just before time was up. Tillot-
s son kicked the goal. Score, I'LL.
e L. c. A. kicked off and the game was
D ended.
e Time, two 90 minute halves. Ref
r cree, Paige. Umpire, Grimes. Lines
men, Morse and Hill. Timekeepers,
Soule and Elwood. Score, B. A, IL,
l.. q. A. IL.
!. l.. CA Line up. Brig. Acad.
: Holbrook, right end. Tllotson, Hill
. Newcomb, right tackle, O. Dow, Norris
y A. Darling, right guard, kirley
| Ingalls,, center, Allen
Page, left guard, Curtis
= G. McGinnis, left tackle, r. Dow
u Hickey, left end Start
& N. Darling, right half, Stone
W. McGinnis, c., left half, Stewart
> Grimes, quarter, Prindle
u Jackson, full, Heath, C.