News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-03-27
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The roads are bad.
Easter Sunday April Z.
Get ready for the Listers.
Palm Sunday next Sunday.
Housecleaning time almost here.
Daniel Perkins left Tuesday evening
for Caledonia Springs.
Mrs. George White of Montpelier, is
visiting relatives here.
Prof. Donald Scribner is at home
for a two weeks vacation.
The State Auditor expects to be
here sometime this week"
Primary Department at the Acade-
my opens up next Monday.
Arthur Sherwin of Burlington, was
in town the first of the week.
Miss Agnes Dover is suffering from
an attack of grip and tonsiitis.
Col. Mcfarland and Miss Grace
were at the Queen City Saturday.
Fred Currier will manipulate the
"Oregon," commencing Monday.
Miss Lucy Sawyer has been visiting
relatives at Hardwick the past week.
Will Harris, who has been at Enos-
burg for several weeks, has returned
to town.
Fred Keeler went to Boston Mon
day. Business there demanded his
attention.
Hiram Holbrook of Johnson, sue
ceeds Leo Rooney as telegrapher at
the depot.
Miss Ethel Strong returned Monday
evening from her Boston and New
York visit.
Mrs. G. K. Leach of Cambridge, is
spending few days here with her
son, Justin s.
Glenn Wilkins wrote $4,000 of iu-
surance last year. 1t required $56 in
revenue stamps.
Miss Amy Kinsley of Lowell, Vt,
spent last Fridav here with her
cousin. Miss Ella Kinsley.
If qHtga dogs in tItis vili@ge are
licensed April 1st, there will be a
noted increase in the Town Clerk Is
fees.
Rev. G. N. Kellogg preached here
last Sunday in exchange with Rev.
Mr.. Taylor, giving a very able dis
course.
The Sociality Club holds forth at
Typography Hall this evening, with
Mesdames Putnam and Johnson in
charge.
Frank Pearlroth of Middletown,
Conn, a brother of Jacob, has enter
ed the employ of Gov. Page for the
summer.
Capt. Waite made a business trip
to Burlington to day. He is to open
up a wagon repository in the base
ment of the old church.
W. P. Boomhower has rented his
Eden farm and moved to this place
with his family, taking up their
abode at the old homestead.
H. J. Lilley & Co., are making i'm.
provements upon the interior of their
Office. When completed it will be
both commodious and convenient.
Contractor Manley of Enosburg
Falls, was here last week on business
pertaining to the buildings which he
contemplates erecting next summer.
Mrs. F. P. Keller has returned from
a business trip to Boston and New
York. Notice of spring and summer
millinery opening days will be giver
later.
Louis Bugbee of Lowell, Mass.
spent a few days at the Phoenix
The reputation of this popular hote
was not the principal cause of his
stopping there.
Miss Alice Page is home from Smith
College for the Easter vacation. To
morrow three of her college mates
residents of Illinois, come to spend 6
few days with her.
f. Fl. Mcfarland has been reap
pointed Referee in Bankruptcy fol
Lamoille County for the ensuing two
years. The Commodore" bears his
honors with becoming dignity.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the
church parlors Thursday afternoon
at $50. A full attendance is desired
as there is work to be done, also
some business to be attended to.
The Suburban Whist Club" were
entertained Tuesday evening by G
A. Wilkins and wife at their home OF
Eden st. Refreshments were served
and the evening passed very pleas
antly.
In spite of the bad roads, there wat
good attendance at st. Teresa'l
church last Sunday. Until further
notice there will be services her,
every other Sunday, alternating will
Hardwick.
Ex-Sheriff Stevens has moved from
the county buildings to the Mrs
John Cobleigh house on West Mail
Street. Jonas has been the occupan
of the jailer's residence over eigh
years, record exceeded by no one.