News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-04-09
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A GIenns Falls Bucktoard," one
of the handsomest wagons ever shown
here, is sattracting considerab atten-
tion at Waite's repository.
Miss Anna Lilley returned to the
U. V. NJ. yesterday. She is a men,
Der of the graduating class and COM
pletes studies there b spring.
Mrs. G P. Browns house on Church
street is to be thoroughly repaired.
1t will be cIapboarded, porch built
thereon and other improvements
made.
Fl. A. Noyes and family. who have
been living at E mira, N. Y. the past
two years, have returned to Hyde
Park and are again occupying their
residence on Eden street.
Noyes G. Wood and wife left Mon
day for Boston and they are putting
in the week at the Hub in selecting
spring goods and looking up bargains
for the Corner store customers.
Hiram Bishop, who has been spend
ing the winter "down country" came
to town last week and spent few
days here. He has gone to Eden
where he will remain for the present.
Harry Parker has some parsnips
that measure % inches in length and
when one parsnip makes a good big
meal for half doz9n persons, there
is snothing very small about them-the
| parsnips we mean.
Miss Alma Bugbee finishes this
week seven years work in Gov.
Pages office and at the bank. In all
OF her duties she has been faithful in
every detail and in her departure for
a new and better position she takes
the best wishes of all.
The matter of settlement of Chan
dIer Hayford's estate, Johnson, was
MP for consideratio at the Probate
Office Yesterday. Judge Powers and
g. M. Powers, attorneys, we're pres
ent; also Overseer Wilson. The hear
ing was cont ntinued to April %.
Here is a good reply to give to the
people who are inclined to be inquisi-
tive about the affairs of Others. 1t
was given by a darky down south,
but is quite applicable to this section.
-" Eff eny body should ak yo enytiUg
bout it, 20 jes tel 'em 20 don know"
The post office at this place was
fl ,oded last Saturday with copies
of the Fair Haven Era, sent out in
the interest of Fletcher Proctor for
Governor. This town is very en-
phatic for Gen. Mccullough and the
appeal of the Era will have no effect.
The Library was opened last Sat-
urday afternoon from 2 to 4, and
was quite extensively patronized.
The books have all been re-arranged
and the public can now get books
there every Saturday at the above
hours. Several new books will shortly
be added.
Miss Vivian Bullard of North Hyde
Park was a visitorin this place yester-
day; on her way home after an
absence of seven weeks spent In
Morrisville and vicinity. She has
gone home tore old aCquaintan-
ces and spend a few weeks there be-
fore commencing her summer school
at MorristOWn Corners.
The choir at the Congl church is
giving some fine music just now.
Mrs, E G. Page is organis5 and also
assists with her fine contralto voice.
F. A. White has resumed his old
place as tenor and j. S. Leach and
E. L Ingalls, give attention to the
bass. There are a number of young
Misses who with alto and soprano
voices aid in making the musical part
of the services very acceptable.
Herbert G. Cristy and family have
gone to Madoc, Ont, for few weeks
visit with relatives. Herbert has been
a resident of this town eleven years
and on April 1st, completed ten years
service at the Hide House. During
that time he has lost very little time
and is rated as one of the steady ones
at that institution. He takes this
vacation on account of his health
and hopes a visit at the scenes of
his childhood" will be of benefit to
him.
The Academy ball club went to
Hardwiek last Saturday and played
the first game of the season with the
Hardwick Academy nine, resulting in
victory for the L. G. A. by a score
of to 5. Hickey and Darling were
the battery and put up good game.
The boys report fine sport and a
pleasant occasion. A game will be
played here next Saturday between
the l.. G. As and Johnson High
school. AS this is the first game
here, good turnout is expected.
l.. &. A. Notes.
Miss Vivian Bullard visited school yes
terday.