News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-08-07
TERMS, s1.25.
Typography hall" has been con-
verted into a private billiard room.

POPNiob JOhhS ioIioo Will oOOu "a
change her residence in Vermont for
an abode in the Bay State.
Mrs. W. D. Wilcom of st. Johns
bury, wife : the popular Hyde Park
train conductor spent several days
here recently at the Phoenix.
Dewey Hanley spent few DAYS re-
Gently down Montpelier way. Dewey
enjoys vacation especially if in the
company of a genial associate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Todd and
Master Francis, Jr., of Roxbury,
Mass, and Wilder Parkburst of Bos-
ton are guests at "The Elms."
Kite flying continues very popular
with both old and young. The latest
is flying machine" which bids fair
to take the place of the old-time kite.
A. L. Goddard and Jos. Young
spent Sunday with Dr.. A. M. Goddard
at Albany. Mrs. Young, who has
been there some time, returned with
them.
Examiner Ingalls, is giving atten-
tion to teachers this week. At Cam
bridge he had 13 and here Is. He
goes to Stowe tomorrow and
Friday.
The Assistant Judges have post
poned for two weeks the time of their
coming here to decide on repairs to,
county buildings. They will be here,
the 10th.
The Home Culture Club will meet
at the church parlor tomorrow
Thursday p. m. at 80. A matter
of business. All members will please,
be present.
Tax time has again come around
and the Town Treasurer in this issue
gives his annual notification thereof.
Surely "taxes and death" are two
certainties.
DR.. Slayton took a couple of days
off from business last week and made
trip to Mt. Mansfield. Chas. Bar
ker of Chippewa Falls, Wis, accom-
panied him.
j. E. Darling of Albany and Carroll
Darling and wife of Lowell, Mass,
who are taking a carriage drive
through northern Vermont, called on
friends here Monday.
Herbert and Everett Sherwin of
Chicopee, Mass, sons of Willis Sher-
win, are spending few weeks at Ek
bridge Sherwin's. Herbert will enter
Harvard College this fall.
The Railroad Commissioners, to-
gether with several of the St. j. & L.
Q. officials, inspected this road last
Wednesday and Thursday. They
spent Wednesday night at the
Phoenix.
H. S. Wilson, Esq, and wife, from
The Dalles, Oregon, are visiting Mrs.
G. M. Small. Mr.. Wilson taught the
Academy here some fifteen years ago.
His wife is the daughter of the late
Charles Hyde.
Florencia Torez, the "palmist," "
was at the Ph9nix a couple of days
last week. She made all the young
ladies happy by revealing to them
their future and the young men were
correspondingly detected.
Miss Pearl Underwood returned
Friday night from a months soiourn
at st. Johusbury. Her cousin, Miss
Mary Mute, and the Misses Emma
and Bessie O'Malley of that place,
came with her and all are having g.
jolly good time.
Mrs. E. G. Page and children left
for Burlington last night. From
there they went to day to So. Franz
ingham, Mass, where they will spend
some time with relatives. During
Mrs. Pages absence the post-office
will be under the general supervision
of First Assistant Camp.
Capt. Waite deals quite extensively
in wagons and buggies and supplies
his patrons with a good vehicle every
time. just to see how it seems he
has purchased for himself fine rub
ber-tired top buggy. 1t is very hand
some and when those ponies are
hitched to it it makes an outfit that
is certainly desirable these days.
Mrs. Sylvester Whitcomb is visiting
her granddaughter, Mrs. Lawrence
Sawyer. Mrs. Whitcomb, although
near 80, ia enjoying remarkably good
health. She has always lived in this
town, having been born near the
Chas. Holbrook place. She has seen
many changes in town during her
lifetime. She makes her home with
her son Albert at the Center.
The lecture or address last Mon
day evening by Mrs. Fessenden on
Woman Suffrage" was not very
largely attended. The subject is one
in which the people in this COM
munity, as we'll as in many other
places, are not particularly animated
hence the small audience. Mrs. Fes-
sender, however, is o very pleasing
speaker and made strong argument
for the cause she represents.
No. Hyde Park and Hyde Park
had a very good game of ball here
last Saturday. 1t was quite an even
game for a few innings, but several
errors on the part of the visitors lost
them the game by n score of IA to s.
Cheney struck out 4, Foss 8; Cheney
gave base on balls to 1, Foss to 3.
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