News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-07-24
SVILLE.

| typewriter has been placed IN the Oh
flee of the Warren Leather Co.
Miss Nellie Darling of Montpelier
has been visiting her uncle, DR.. A. A.
Minott, and many frienes in town for
several days.
A. W. Ferrin and two sons, Homer
and Charles of Montpelier, and two
nieces, Miss Beulah and Greta Brig
ham of Grand Rapids, Mich, are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
h. C. Fisk.
Any person in any way dis6guring
the buildings, or injuring the track
on the Fair Grounds will, if appre-
hended, be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law. Thus speaketh the
new managers.
Patrons ofthe village water system
are advised that siIcocks may be used
moderately. All leaks should be
stopped, that our fire protection may
be kept good. Per order of Water
and Light Commissioners.
The date of the delightful trip to
the Pan-American, given by H. Waite
& Son, has been changed from Aug.
l to Sept. l. This will be a more
desirable time to attend and doubt
less will enliven the scramble for the
!prize.
E. E. Spiller and wife went to Queen
City Park Saturday, where Mr.. Spill
er is making repairs and improve
ments upon the cottage belonging to
Mrs. Chas. Shaw and Mrs. Della
Grover. Mrs. Spiller will return to-
night.
Postmaster Fisher, in order to
have verything up-to-date, has re-
Gently placed large distribution
table in the post-office. This enables
a rapid distribution of mails and
| facilitates the work "behind the
scenes"
Leland, the seven year old son of
Stilman Ring, il, justly proud Of a
piece of patch work recently complet-
ed. 1t is a, quilt containing 100
blocks with four squares in a block,
and Leland was the sole manipulation
OF the needle.
Mrs. E. W. Webster returned from
Marathon, N. Y, last evening and
will remain in town for several days
to arrange for the removal of their
household goods to their hew home.
She will be accompanied on her return
by Miss Gladys.
Glenn c. Gould has been engaged as
principal of the High School depart-
ment of the Johnson Graded School.
Mr.. Gould is a graduate of People
Academy and OF the U. Y. NJ, class OF
1900, and is eminently fitted to fill
the position. AZ ohnson is to be con
graduated on her selection.
A large delegation of Morrisville
people are enjoying the pleasures .o
an outing at lake Elmore at present
Ernest Billings and family and Mr.
and Mrs Waterman are occupying
the Idle Wild Camp. The familiegsp
l. O. Andrews and h. j. Fisher are
occupying one OF Bacon's camps.
Geo. Bragg, for some time EN-
ployed in the livery stables here
went to-day to Brandon where ht
has a position as hostler in thu
private stables of FL. R. Watson. HI
took down the handsome pair o
chestnuts, bought some time ago by
VIM. McClintock, for the private us'
of Mr.. Watson. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Troop 10
Plattsmouth. Neb., are guests at thu
home of his cousin, W. +. Steele. Mr.
Troop was a visitor here last sum
mer and so fAvorably impressed wal
he with the country and our village
in particular, that an invitation tx
return again this season met with {
hearty acceptance.
On account of the very dry weathe
of the past few weeks water in tb
dam at the electric light plant ha
been quite low. This, however, hal
not effected the nightly appearance
of both incandescent and ark lights
as Supt. c. A. Slayton has added
fash boards to the dam, a temporar,
arrangement whereby the water il
raised about eight inches.
MIR. and Mrs. E. S. Robinson anC
daughter, Lucille, went to Elmor
Tuesday, where they pitched the
tent on his lot on the Bacon side
and will enjoy an outing of two o
three weeks duration. An EXTENDED
vacation is a luxury not enjoyed b.
Ed. every year, but close confine
ment to business has made it advis
able and he hopes to return mucl
benefited by the change. During th
absence of Mr.. Robinson the tonsor
ial business is under the efficien
management of Billy"
Last Saturday evening as the ex
press west slowed up at the loca
station young and apparently yer.
happy couple, en- route for Hardwick
nlighted and, while their fellow pas
sengers partook thesumptuous far
at Mrs. Boynton's popular cafe
attracted by the crowd on Portlan
street, decided to take short stroll
and after enjoying the sights for
short time returned to the depot jus
in time to see the last car disappea
around the bend. They complete
their tour by carriage.