News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-21

VI OhO biulOs
Miss Lila Huntington of Coati-
cook, Pc is visiting her sister, Mrs.
A. NJ. Wood.
j. E. Houston, one of Stoves sub
stantial citizens, transacted business
here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Gauthier
are camping with friends at EImore
for a few days.
Charles Temple and son of Worces-
ter, Mass, we're in town Tuesday,
visiting Judge White.
Geo. Parker, Jr., is very low. His
physicians give no hope and his death
may occur at any time.
FL. L. Buck and wife of East West
morland, N. H., is visiting Mrs. Buck e
father, Augustus Mower.
Copies of the Academy catalogue
may be had of any of the school
Directors or the Principal.
Mrs. B. F. Whelden and two child
ren, Miss Alice and Charlie Crane
are guests of c. Fl. Crane.
Mrs. Geo. Sherwin and Master Dana
from Burlington were at Judge Sher
wins several days last week.
The Misses Grace and Lillian Nc
Nancy of Bakersfield were guests al
B. 6. Rooney's the past week.
Forster furnished the ice-cream fol
the camp-meeting last week. Tht
amount used was in the neighbor
hood of % gallons.
P. T. DeNio and family have re
turned from Point Windermere. They
will 60 up occasionally during the re
mainder of the season.
Sidney Newcomb has effected a re
markable change in the appearance
of his farm buildings by painting
them a handsome red.
Empty bottles are not bough
at the agency now. The stock Ol
hand is large and hereafter they ar
to be bought at wholesale.
Mrs. Fred Lows and Mrs. Eugen
Whittemore and children, Mildred
and Henry, of So. Boston, Mass
called on friends here last week.
II. A. Jewett of Dorchester, Mass
is spending his vacation at hi
fathers, Jas. Jewett's, where hi
family have been for several weeks.
Several of the Sherwins from thi
town attended the Sherwin reunio
at Enos Sherwin's in johnson to-day
They report it one of the best ye
held.
Samuel Miller, Jr, of WatervilIe ha
rented apartments in Mrs. L. E
Noyes' house and will move here in
few days. He is to work in Scofeld
mill.
School in all departments open mex
Monday at the Academy. The builC
, ing has been put in good shape an
everything is in readiness for the ia
term.
Ed Dake of Morrisville made b
semi.annual visit to this place Mo
day and enlightened a large crow
with his tambourine and harmonic
strains.
A suggestion is made that a ligl
on the outside of the post-ofh
might be beneficial in guiding stran
: ers to Uncle Sans place of doir
: : business.
The circus at Morrisville next Tue
day will draw the usual big CROW
from here. Be careful about taki1
, along much surplus money, as shar
+ always follow circus.
Mrs. N. G. Wood and Miss Hell
4 Gale went to Wolcott Tuesday. MI
/ Wood returned the same day, VIII
8 Miss Gale will spend several da
: there with her aunt, Mrs. Fife.
: Little Miss Bernice Baldwin of We
e River, niece of Mrs. Brown, recent
: added much to the pleasure of t
q children about here by giving the
: rides in her Iceland pony team.
4; DR.. Genge and family are spendii
!. a week in camp at Lake Eden, in t
y new cottage recently built by t
orchestra. The doctor will no dOu
; have many callers from down til
= way.
: II. NJ. Mcfarland and family t
gether with Miss Blanche Brigha
and Henry Brownell of BurlingtC
went I'D on Mt. Mansfield Tuesdt
where they will spend the remand
of the week.
: Stearns' cream separator static
has done very good business th
: summer. In the height of the seasC
the receipts of milk we're abor
g 3, 500 pounds daily. About 2,S(
pounds are low taken.
g Rev. Mr.. Taylor is expected to
here some time next week and {
!, Sunday, Sept. l, will resume minist
h rial labor here. Rev. Mr.. Hager W
remain a part OF September, to "g
rest and recuperation."
J.C. Beedy and wife and Miss N,
Il lie Beedy of Kansas City, Mo-, ma,
: short visit here recently with MI
o T. W. Hyde, Mr.. Beedy's sister. M
= Beedy has long been engaged in Il
star route postal service.
r Kite flying still continues popul
: with the "boys." Geo. Brill had Of
up the first of the week that in 81
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