News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-06-04

town Monday.
B. B. Blake of E len, was in town
Monday on business.
P. D. Pike of Stowe, transacted
business in town Tuesday.
Mrs E. G. Wilson and son, Harlie,
were in Burlington last Thursday.
Mrs. A. B. Perley and son of st.
Johnsbury we're guests of Mrs. A. W.
Stone several days recently.
Mrs. r. W. Cheney and son have
gone to Craftsbury, where they will
visit relatives for few days.
Miss Emily Rublee came home from
Brooklyn, N. Y, Monday evening
and will spend the summer here.
The legal fraternity we're all at
Hyde Park yesterday in attendance
upou the opening of County Court.
Mrs. P. j. Liberty returned home
from the Mary Fletcher hospital last
Friday, where she has been for treat
ment.
Frank Eggleston, who is employed
at Whitney's mill, has been taking a
few days lay off, on account OF an in
jured hand.
Ben Eaton returned Monday night
from few days vacation, passed in
Watsfeld and Waterbury, where he
visited friends.
Straw hats at Small's for ladies
and gen tlemen in all the latest shapes.
Have you noticed their fine window
display of these goods.
Mrs. Rufus Langworthy and daugh-
ter of Hinsdale, N. Fl , are visiting
her aunt, Mrs. james Russell and
other friends in town tor several
days.
Prof. Leon E Daniels has COM
pleted his school year in Hinesburgh
and is now guest of his parents Mr..
and Mrs. W. s. Daniels on the Ran
doll ph road.
E. Il. Blossom, who has charge of
the construction of a railroad at
Franklin Falls, n. H., came home
from there last Friday night for a
few days recreation.
The new seats in Academy Park
will be much appreciated by the pub
lie and were made good use of Sun
day afternoon, when the Park afford
ed pleasant retreat from the hot
sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Ransom of
West Derby came to the home of W.
B. Patch for a visit last Saturday
and we're both taken with an attack
of the grip the first of the week. DR..
G. &. Rublee is the attending physi-
clan.
The Harmony Pomona Grange will
meet at Waterbury Center June II
for an all days session and picnic
dinner. A good program is being
prepared. A special car will leave
Stowe at $50, A. NJ. to carry patrons
from this section.
The promenade and dance held at
n E. O. P. hall last Friday evening
was an unqualified success. About
$50 was reaizad for the benefit of
the MorrisvilIe Military Band, which
is very acceptable donation to the
fund for new instruments, etc.
Rev, Y. NJ, Hardy of Foxcrott, Me-,
came here Monday morning, from
Wells River, where he supplied the
Congl pulpit Sunday, He delivered
the Memorial Day address at Ran.
dolph last Friday. MIR. Hardy will
remain here with relatives for several
days.
An interesting sermon is preached
by Waterman this week on prepara-
tion for warm weather etc. "Wat" is
fully prepared for the inevitable with
one of the finest lines of gents fur
nishings ever brought into this coun-
ty. Don't make purchase until you
have inspected his line.
"Duffy's jubilee" which was wit
messed at town hall last Wednesday
evening by fair sized audience gave
general sa tisfaction. Several features
of thee entertainment contained consid-
erable merit and the show as
whole was above the average of it's
kind, visiting small towns.
Mrs. G. F. Allen and Mrs. Slade of
Fall River, Mass, who were here re-
Gently with a party from that city,
we're agreeably impressed with
Morrisville and intend to return here
soon to spend the summer at the
Randall. AS summer resort,
Morrisville is not surpassed in Ver-
mont and is found to become more
popular each year..
Hon. D. W. Shaw of Manila, Iowa,
accompanied by his son Floyd, is
visiting Mrs. B. o. Shaw of this place
and has also been visiting relatives
in Eden. Mr.. Shaw is a son of the
late Boardman o. Shaw ofthis place
and brother of Secretary Shaw of
the Q. S. Treasury department. D. W.
Shaw is one of the most prominent
men in Iowa. He married Mrs. Shaw's
daughter by her first husband.
Following is the weather report for
the months of April and May of the
year as furnished us by G. A. San
ders:- Average temperature: morn
ing, $50, noon, 500 night 410. Rain
10A inches; snow, 6 inches. Highest,
720; lowest, 240. More or less rain
or snow Is days of the month. Aver