News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-04-17

The dumping of rubbish over the
bank on High street is forbidden by
order of Trustees. Act accordingly.
Miss Mira Heath of Burlington
visited at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Rodgers, last
week.
Miss Pattpn, the trained nurse who
has been at D. P. Healey's for several
weeks, returned to Bui lington Mon
day morning.
A. n. Terrill owns a three-vear-Old
heifer that gave birth to tripIets asst
week, one of which is living and is
prosparing fi1ely.
A, G. Small makes special display
this week of ladies, gents, aud child
rpn's fancy hosiery. Read his ad-
vertisement in another column.
Miss Rose McAllast9r, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs A. D.
Thomas, the past winter, has return
ed to her home in Syracuse, n, Y.
This is the busy season for the
milIiner, and Miss Moody is equal to
the occasion with one of the largest
and most up-to-now lines ever shown
in this vicinity.
Rev. NJ. S. E ldy went to Lyndon.
vile Tuesday morning, where he is
attending the Vermont Methodist
conference. Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Camp
will go there Thursday.
"Mike' Kelley, former empIoye
at Uttou's training stables was in
town yesterday from Norwich, Ct,, re-
turning to-day with the fast stopper,
"Guenn," sold to parties ia Norwich.
Levi MunsOn, who has been in the
hospital in Burling ton for the past
month, came home Monday. AL
though his recovery from the Effects
of an operation has been slow, he Is
now improving daily.
C. E. Palmer, the tailor, received
orders last week from Burlington
parties for two suits of clothes and
an Overcoat. With two up-to-date
tailOrs in town there certainly is no
necessity OF getting work done else
where.
Il. Waite K Sons ad in this issue
will be interesting reading to anyon,
contemplating trip to the Pan
American this summer. They viii
give away q FREQ trip to Ra94s5,
Better try for it.
An enjoyable evening was passed
at the Z. E. social given in the Cong'l
church parlors last Friday evening.
The program was well rendered and
very interesting. The net proceeds
we're 5000, a sum ofabout the right
proportions to finish paying the
amount pledged by the society for
the erection of the new church.
George T. Stevenson of CRANKY,
P. O., veterinary surgeon, has open
ed an Office in the Randall and has
begun the practice OF his profession
Mr.. Stevenson comes here highly
recommended. The doctor recently
returned from South Africa, aftei
having served year as veterinary
surgeon to the famous Canadian
cavalry regiment, Lord Starthcona's
horse.
The following from the Journal o
Education will interest many here
abouts: Benjamin H. Sanborn 4
Co., who opened a Chicago Office, BE
Wabash avenue, on March l, will
also open an office in London at
Arundel street, Strand. With theil
large list of Latin books, which al
ready number fifty-eight, they viii
find a good business awaiting then
in London. These new offices art
suggestive merely of the scope of tht
business of this house"
At the meeting of the teachers o
the town last Saturday, several com
mittees were appointed to arrange
for the reception and entertainment
of the LamoiIle County Teachers In
stitute which is to be held here MAY
10th and 11th. These committees
will be heard from 10 due season. Ii
is to be hoped that they may bt
heartily seconded in all their efforts
by the citizens of the town, that the
proposed meeting may be one o
great interest and profit to all.
1t was mentioned in this paper last
fall and noticed by many that e. S
Robinson took special pains to beau
tify his grounds running down to til,
river bank in the rear of his residence
1t was also noticed by Ed this spring
that some person had taken equally
as much care to cut branches iron
and pull up the small trees that hac
been set out. As we can suggest nc
punishment severe enough for that
class of "Indians " we leave it to Mr.
Robinson should he apprehend th,
guilty party.
Recent developments point to tn,
early erection of a railroad to Eder
to connect with the st. j. & l.. G
road, and indications point very
strongly to Morrisyile as the juno
tion. The route from the sand piI
below the camp ground is through
the villages of Centerville and Nortl
Hyde Park and is an easy grade tC
the mines. w. l.. Wilcox of Fal
River, Mass. President of the Ashes
tos Mining Co., and f. E. Hathaway
of Fall River, Manager, togethe
with e. II. Blossom went over tn,