News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-09-10

bans, where he has job breaking on
the railroad.
Mrs. |. L. Wilbur and daughter,
Charlotte, of Dorchester, Mass, were
recent visitors here.
The road on Ellinwood Avenue has
been placed in good condition by
Street Commissioner Stevens.
Geo. White and wife of Montpelier
were here short time last week, ON
their way to Montreal and Quebec.
Mrs. B. F. Hyatt of Findlev, Ohio,
called on friends here last Monday.
1t is her first visit here in six years.
D. f. Davis and wife of Barre, and
Miss Grace Dwight of Hartford,
Conn.,, were guests of W. III. Harris a
few days last week.
The work of putting in a sewer ON
Church Street commenced Monday
morning and the same is being push
ed with great rapidity.
Miss Lilah Waite leaves next Tues
day for Boston, where she intends
putting in year in study of music
dU uOOUSeEVdUOTY.
Miss Mary Moore has returned to
the parochial school at Burlington.
Her brother Will has gone back to
Montreal for another year at school
there.
High license seemed to take imme-
date effect hereabouts last week di-
rectly after election. There was no
referendum about it. On Wednesday
there were several drunks about the
village and down towards the Hide
House there were others.
During the absence of County Clerk
Waite, September - to September
26 business pertaining to the clerks
office will be attended to by E. G..
White, Deputy Clerk; in fact, any
time the County Clerk is away Judge
White attends to the clerks duties.
Miss Filth Patch has prepared and
forwarded to the Rutland Herald a
huge scrapbook made up of clippings,
posters, e., of the late campaign. 1t
is handsomely gotten u D and ought
to take first prize in the contest, a
premium for which has been offered
by the Herald people.
Henry Reed and wife and son Mer-
ton of Duluth, Iowa, are visiting rela-
tives in this town and vicinity. Mr..
Reed is a son of the late Chas. Reed
and is a native of this town. His
wife is a daughter of the late Foster
Randall, also native of Hyde Park.
They have lived in the West many
years.
The year book of the Home Culture
Club is just out for 1902-03. 1t is a
very interesting little booklet and be-
sides the topics for consideration,
contains a list OF officers, committees,
roll of members, etc. 1t is from the
NEWS AND CITIZEN press and as sew
eral members say 1.-THE best yet"
geographically and otherwise "a
compliment we highly appreciate.
The marriage of James S. Murch of
Lebanon, N. H., and Miss Adine Minor
took place at the brides home last
Saturday afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Hager
performed the ceremony in very
impressive manner. 1t was the first
event of the kind the Elder" had
been called upon to perform, and it is
said to have been done in a manner
decidedly satisfactory to all-espec-
ally the contracting parties. Mr..
and Mrs. Murch LETT Tuesday for their
new home in Lebanon, taking the
best wishes of many friends.
A very pretty but quiet wedding
that took place in Boston Sunday
morning, September 7, announces to
Lamoille County that she has lost
another of her fair young ladies.
Miss Jennie Holbrook was the young
lady and Stilman |. White of Boston
the fortunate young man. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Mr..
Burr of Charleston. Forest White,
the groom's brother, acted as best
man and Miss Linnie Holbrook, a
sister of the bride, as bridesmaid.
Among the gifts was a beautiful
Good Luck" wedding cake presented
by Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman of North Ar
lington, Mass. After short trip Mr..
and Mrs. White will make their home
in Boston. Congratulations and the
best wishes of their friends go with
them.
The Herald has received a communi-
cation from Hyde Park calling attention
to the fact that the representative from
that town, who was generally put down
as Republican, is an out and out local
optionist and Clement man.-Rutland
Herald.
Nobody up this way has ever claim
ed Mr.. Lilley other than IAN out and
out Local Optionist and Clement
man." Even the one hundred or so
Democrats who sacrificed their own
candidate and voted for Lilley call
him none other than a Local OPP
tionist.
l.. G. A. Notes.
Visitors are always welcome.
Ernest Page ia the new ianitor, and good