News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-07

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er of Stillman Ring, has been visiting
here for few days.
Mrs. Will Utton entertained her
brother, William Campbell of Albany, |
a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thomas re-
turned yesterday from a few days
visit with relatives in Cambridge.
E. 0. Tyler has vacated the Clark
house on Congress street and moved
to the house of Mrs. Alice Reed on
Bridge street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Little of
Winooski have been guests of their
daughter, Mrs. H. A. Slayton for a
few days past.
Miss Lydia Atchinson, Miss Lula
Douglas, Guy Campbell and Fred
Small started this morning for visit
to the Pan American.
Miss Mary Strong gave an cat
home" to several of her young lady
friends this afternoon at the home of
her mother, Mrs. A. B. Strong.
Mrs. E. W. Smith wentto her home
in White River Junction, after pleas
ant visit with her nephew, E. W.
Gates, and other friends in town.
Chas. A. Chapman, the veteran ad-
vertiser, was in town Monday post
ing the town for the Montpelier Street
Fair to be held there Old Home
Week. :
Mrs Emma Cooke and daughter,
Miss Winnie, from Parishville, N. Y, ,
are at the home of Fl. D. Bryant,
where they will remain for several
weeks.
Miss Blanche Foss and Mrs. Emory
Foss went to Eden last Thursday as
delegates from this place to the
County Convention OF Christian En-
deavOrs.
The average temperature during
the month of July was noted as fol-
lows "A. m., $50; m. 760; p.m., go
Amount of rain falling during the
month, 81 inches.
Mr.. and Mrs. C...M. Johnson of Bur-
lington haYe been stopping at The
Randall for several days. Mr.. John
son is doing a job of plumbing at the
residence of Hon. III. FL. Powers.
The managers of the Morrisville
campmeeting have secured the SER
vices of Prof. G. S.Anderson ofFrank-
lin, one of the finest corpetists in the
country, to assist in the music at the
coming meetings.
Mrs. Corola Eaton and daughter
Miss Helen, formerly well-known res
idents of this village, arrived here
from Chicago yesterday noon and
are visiting at the home of Eli Gile iu
the west part of the town.
DR.. Booth was called to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Charles Marsden
on West Hill last Friday, therefore
they did not leave on their proposed
trip as soon asintended. They drove
to Northfield Friday night.
George W. Clark returned last Fri.
day from an absence of two weeks
most of the time being passed in the
"Pine Tree" state. Among other
places he visited at the home of Rev
and Mrs. V. M. Hardy in Foxcroft
Me.
Assistant Supt. Cree of the st. J. &
L. G. road was in town last Monday
to investigate the circumstances and
fix the amount of damage to be paid
j. B. Ladeau for the cows killed by
the express train last week.
Bert Boynton, proprietor of the
Berwick House in Rutland, accom-
panied by bis family, arrived 10 towr
last Saturday. Bert returned Mon
day, Mrs. Boynton and the children
remaining for few weeks, guests al
the home of c. M. Boynton.
Miss Josephine Slayton has accept
ed a position as assistant in the
"Adams School," one of ofBurlington'e
best schools. Miss Slayton was grad
uated from our academy, finishing
her education at Wellesley College and
Oswego Normal school, and thi,
gives her chance to develop her wei
earned ability. We bespeak for hel
success.
The old but ever interesting "Uncl,
Toms Cabin" will be given in Morris
vile this week Friday evening. Th,
company owned and managed by
Jas. p. Morgan is one of the largest
on the road, and carries 70 people
The show will be given under a larg,
tent on the lot near George Wilson's
! over in Brooklyn. Watch for th,
street parade at noon.
The instructors engaged for Peo
Piles Academy and the grades for th,
] coming year are as follows: Prin.. w
A. Beebe, A. b.; Assistants, Anna L
I Mower, A. b.; Adelaide S. Dwight. B
8 L.; and Laura A. Irish. Grammar
department, Gertrude Whitney First
intermediate, Lena Irish; Second In
termediate, Maud Booth; SeconC
Primary, Ednah Rublee; First Prima
ry, Ida II. Marrs.
{ That the Lamoille County Fair. tc
be held Sept. 10, IL and IL. ia to b,
a big success is an assured fact Tn,
new stage, 36 feet square, is com
pleted and will be used for vaudeyill,
attractions, between heats. Othel
new features will be introduced, max
4 loo. bo khvon 1n nc