News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-28

Ddulel T6rklHS, Ol UuS OUdUe OF ' er-
mont, is here on one of his semi. occa--
sional visits.
Miss Nellie Sullivan of Wiliston is,
spending a week here with her sister,
Miss Margaret.
Miss EWma White of Winchester,
Mass, was a guest at DR.. Slayton's
one day last week.
W. S. Page has bought small farm
at MorristOwn Corners. He will To-
cate there sometime.
Twenty-three "Dagos" from New
York were carried up to the asbestos
mines at Eden Tuesday.
Work on the Railroad avenue sewer
is temporarily suspended; waiting
the arrival of additional tile.
The SeIectmen are doing good work
this summer in repairing and rebuild,
ing bridges throughout town.
Mrs. Cynthia Mudgett spent sew
pral days the past week in camp at
Eden with Dr.. Genge's people.
L. Boomhower and daughter left
to-day for visit of several days with
friends in Connecticut and other
places.
Fred and Mrs. Lilley and Miss
Anna Lilley, accompanied by Rev. C.
S. Hager, took a trip to the mines
to-day.
Miss Alma Bugbee has returned
from her vacation and again taken
up her clerical duties at the bank and
Pages Office.
Mrs. F. P. Keller will soon go to
Morrisville and the suite of rooms
she now occupies will be rented to
Geo. E. Brill
Labor Day." next Monday, will
no doubt draw a large crowd TO
Hardwick from this place. It is a
legal holiday.
A banquet is to be given the base
ball club at the Phoenix Thursday
night in honor of their recent victory
at Morrisville.
Fred and Jas. Dover of Hinesburg
have been spending several days with
their sister, Mrs. John Finnegan, and
other relatives.
Mrs. Jas. Murch and son, Ralph, of
Lebanon, N. H., and Mrs Lyman
Minor are spending a few days with
friends in Troy, Vt.
Waite has taken possession of his
carriage repository On Church street
, and has moved his stock of vehicles
and supplies therein.
; Tenements are Ia demand in this
place. Anybody with the cash and q
speculative turn of mind could well
invest along this line.
DR.. Leach of Morrisville was called
to S. J. Sands Tuesday morning in
the absence of DR.. Genge. Mrs. Sands
says he gave perfect satisfaction.
The Home Culture Club booklets
are now out. The first meeting oc-
! ours Oct. Sd, and judging from the
work laid out, an interesting year
e will be the result.
r The Masonic element of this place
f will be largely represented at Morris
vile tO-night-the occasion of the
e advancement of a townsman to a full
fodged member of the order.
T. H. Porter and his son, Howard
E., of Neponset, Mass, spent two or
q three days here the past week. Mr..
Porter formerly lived here and likes
to visit his old home and friends.
Master Fred Child received a severe
f blow on the head with a ball bat
while playing with the boys last Sat
urday. DR.. Underwood dressed the
wound and the little fellow was soon
himself again.
The dilapidated hitching posts in
front of the post-Otflce have given
I way to a substantial railing and
d friend AL Crowell or anybody else can
d now tie there without blowing up the
kaporashun."
The Y. p. S. C. Z. will give q
e sociable at the church next Friday
evening. 1t will be a reception to
g Rev. Mr.. Taylor and Rev. Mr.. Hager
No admission fee; everybody cor
= daily invited to go and have a good
time.
II Miss Florence and Ernest Hyde
came to town Saturday night for a
visit with relatives and friends
r. Ernest's stay was necessarily short
e he returning to Massachusetts Mon.
r day morning. His sister will remain
y several days before going to her
r home in PottsviIle, Pa.
Il If the people throughout town
could look in upon the Academy and
see the crowded condition of the
same, there wouldn't be the least
s besitancy about finishing ofi the
upper part of the building. The
d Peter Agin money, which must be
used for educational purposes, could
4 not be put to better use.
Rev. Mr.. Hager gave bis last ser.
r mon here Sunday morning, taking
for his theme, "Chr st, the Divider,
D separating good from evil 1t urged
activity upon Christian people and
promoters of good. Indifference OF
u lethargic spirit in all things per
tanning TO good should be avoided
The attendance was large. Rev. Mr.
l. Taylor will return this week and re
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