News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-03

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Miss Ossie Moody has been the
gutt of her sister, Mrs. C. H. Slocum.
fOllbeveral days.
q F. Whitney exhibited a garden
stLJwbarry this M orning that mea.
suttd II inches in diameter. Next!
Miss Nellie Hadley returned to
Waterbury Monday, where she has a
position as nurse in the State Hos
pital.
Mrs. A. W. Stone and Mrs. Laura
Griswold left Monduy for Old Orchard
Beach, to be absent for several
weeks.
Fred Shippy, who has been in Bris.
tol, Conn, for several years, is spend
ing vacation in town, the guest of
his father. Gardner Shippy.
Rev. DR.. Booth is in West Concord
to-day in attendance upon meeting
OF the Northern Universalist Associ-
alton. He delivered an anaddress there
this afternoon.
James Kelley, Station Agent, has
purchased the E. E. Foster house on
Main street, and will take possession
lat once. Consideration is under
stood to be $500.
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Blair went the
first of the week to Fairfield, where
Noel will assist the natives in the
pleasant past time Of hay harvest
ing, if it isn't too warm.
The auction sale of the household
goods of Geo. X. Currier was quite
largely patronized last Saturday.
The goods were of first-class quality
and brought good prices.
Ii Geo. Earle's space this week will
be 'ound timely hints about cool
thlrgs to wear that will appeal to
the better judgment of anyone in
need OF this class of goods.
Tie ladies of the Congl church will
serve a supper Friday evening from
$3.50 to 7;3O O'Clock. Several young
ladies of the church and society will
act as caterers. EVERYBODY invited,
Willis Terrill, head physician in the
Davis x Partlow bicycle sanatorium,
afte' a weeks vacation spent on the
st. =, x L. Z. road in the capacity of
tiremen, has resumed work at the old
stand.
Watch for the air ships Tomorrow |
eveTing at seven O'Clock six balloons
will be cut loose from the SanbOrn |
40, each beariRga tag good for a |
stated number ofphotos for the lucky |
finder.
Among those who will take in the
events at Barre tomorrow are John
UGton, James Billings, Jay Warren
aud Frank and Earl Harris. Frank
will enter some OF the athletic con-
tests.
Mrs. r. c. Cheney and Mrs. A. H.
SlartOn went to Middletown, Conn,
where they will vistit Mrs.
oheney's father, NJ. w. TerriIl. Later
ME7. Slayton will go to her old home
in Norwich, Conn.
Mrs. G. W. Blake and sons, B. B
of Eden and James of Worcester,
Mass, were in town Monday. The
latter was on his way to his home,
after spending a short vacation in
the Asbestos fields.
Calvin A. SpilIer returned from
Bakersfield last Saturday, having
been employed there for some time
at his trade. He went to Lyndon.
vile Monday, where he has quite an
job OF building.
Orlo Warren and Miss Hopkins OF
VT, were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Luce last
week. Mr.. Warren, is a brother of
Mrs. Luce. They made the trip by
carriage, returning Friday.
Miss Agnes Woodward went to
Tuesday noon, where she
will enjoy several days outing with
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Parker of Little
Ton, n. H., at the Parker cottage.
Mrs, Parker is better known in Nor
'isviIle as Miss Ella Barrows.
Thomas C. Cheney of this place
,ficiated as one of the judges at the
liDsley prize speaking contest given
" the freshman and sophomore :
lasses at the L. V. NJ. last week.
,he other judges were George Hogan
t STanton and Ex-Gov. Grout of
Derby. c
Mrs: G. N. Kellogg and daughter, t
Iiss Nellie, left yesterday morning
n Brant Rock, Mass, a quiet sea- b
past town about 20 miles out of .
Oston. They expect to be absent :,
ntil the middle of August, and it is =,
,rnestiy hoped that thechange may "
rove beneficial to Miss Nellie's
ailth. Rev. Mr.. Kellogg will go 81 e.
Ter for short vacation. "
Nearly everyone interested in the es
a.i!are OF Peoples Academy express
e hope that the present head of the NJ
stltution will be retained. Prof. NJ
'abe is classed as one of the fore 10
ost instructors in Vermont, and bt
uch credit is due him for the pres
hlgh standard of the school. The
identical department of our insti. 81
-loln at present has a patronage at
arly as large as that of the st. Al VI
as High School and is growing sc
popularity yearly. Although Mr.. IN
ebe Is considering other offers,
lis undprst Ood tbaf bo mould sto,, or