News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-06-12
LOCAL NEWS.
SVILLE.

G. W. Davis and wife spent Sunday
at Waterbury Ctr.
DR.. Johnson of Burlington was
here last Saturday.
Frank Kenfeld was in Burlington
on business Monday.
j. F. Healey of Rutland visited his
brother, D. ?. H9aley, yesterday.
Mark Cutting is the latest addition
to the clerical force at the DGinell
pharmacy.
Mrs. Charles Shaw returned from
Burlington Monday evening, after a
few days visit.
Mabel and Grace Miller of Water
vile were in town to attend gradu-
alton last week.
Carroll Nichols of White River
Junction is visiting hisgrandmother,
Mrs. S. Ii. Phelps.
DR.. A. B. Culley went to Walden
last evening, where he will test sever
al herds of cattle.
Mrs. G. A. Spillvr went to Bakers
field Monday, to visit her husband
and will return this evening.
G W. Lang OF Charleston is visit
ing at the home Of his daughter, Mrs.
A. R. Campbell, for few days.
Prof. and Mrs. Beebe went to Cam
bridge Monday for a few days visit
at the home of Mrs. Beebe's parents.
Ralph Booth leaves Thursday for
Stafford, Conn, where he will remain
during the summer at the home of an
uncle.
Miss Bertha Aller, bookkeeper for
Ell. Waite, has been confined to her
home for several days, suffering from
erysipelas.
Mrs. E. H. McGill and grandson,
Don McGill, OF Washington, D. c.,
are at the pleasant home of ex-Gov.
Hendee for the summer.
Miss Mary Fisk went to Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington last
Friday, where she underwent a sue
cessfuI operation for Appendicitis.
Prof. w. F. Whipple went to Bur-
Iington last Wednesday for medical
treatment at Mary Fletcher Hospital
He was accompanied there by FL. ?.
Munson.
Miss Nellie Hadley, who recently
graduated from the training class at
the Waterbury Asylum, was guest
of her mother, Mrs. G. A Barrows,
last week
o D. Matthews accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Ida Churchill, left
Monday morning for Fort CovingtoD,
N. Y, Tor a visit to his brother and
other relatives.
The frame for barn 3Ox72 was
raised on the Milton Boardman place
yesterday it went together az slick
as Solomon's Temple. Bernie Herrick
is the master mechanic.
Miss Winnie Cheney returned last
Thursday evening from Grand Rap
ids, Mich, where she has been for
several months, a guest in the home
OF DR.. Homer Brigham, a relative OF
the family. Under the treatment of
DR.. Brigham MISS Cheneyis much i'm
proved in health.
1t is the prevailing opinion that the
drinking fountain recently placed at
the foot of Academy Park, while it
looks very pretty, is just trife high
for the purpose for which it was in
tended. This is also the opinion OF
the trustees, who have decided to
bring it down nearly foot.
A party from Fall River, after Wis
itng the mines in Eden, took supper
at the Randall last Thursday even
ing. They expressed themselves as
beng convinced Of the great value of
the property. They came from Fall
River in "a special car attached to the
express Thursday morning, return
ing the same evening.
Bloomfield A. Palmer, for several
years the popular operator at the
station here, now Station Agent at
Wilder, VT, was in town several days
last week, going to his home in Mys.
tic, p. q Saturday for a short visit
to his parents. He went to North
Hatley, Can, lastnight, where he has
lucrative position assummer agent
returning to Wilder in the fall.
E. E. Harris, j. Frank jackson
Dell Sanders and Walter Jackson
were in Elmore last week. Combin
ing business with pleasure, a sub
stantial cottage was erected just east
of the Bacon camp, to be the prop
erty OF the builders. 1t is said that
the building is a revelation in archi
lecture and reflects great credit OF
the builders. Several kegs-of nails
were consumed in its erection.
Our venerable townsman, John Da
mon, father of Mrs. Il. w. Webster
died last Sunday morning, at II
O'Clock, after several weeks illness
Mr.. Damon was born in Ithica, N. Y.
"a years ago, and had made his hom,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Webster for til,
past % years. He was a quiet, genia
gentleman, and was well liked ant
highly respected in the community
Funeral services were held yeaterda,
at / o'clock from the Webster resi-
dence on Summer street, Rev. DR.
Booth, assisted by Rev. G. N. Kellogg
officiating. Interment was at Stowe