News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-05-21
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| AUtent1OD is called TO Uhe ADVERTISE
ment of F. III. Mcfarland.
The annual village meeting comes
Tuesday evening, June B.
Bernard Maxfield is teaching at
Mud City, Morristown.
Miss Agnes Dover is spending a few
weeks at her home in Hinesburg.
Mrs. Geo. Hulburd and son of Jeri-
cho spent Thursd ay at Lawyer Hull
burd's.
DR.. Slayton reports business as
good, having made twenty calls on
Sunday.
GIN. Ainsworth and A. B. Chandler
of Belvidere transacted business here
Monday.
Miss Florence Gauthier of johnson,
spent Sunday here with Mrs. Moses
Goodhue.
DR.. and Mrs. GeDge and DR.. Bates
and wife visited friends in Bakersfield
last week.
Mrs. Myron Cheney has gone to
Kyme, N. H.. to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Lee Andrews.
Mrs. John McCuin and children of
Belvidere are spending the week with
Mrs. Charlotte Brown.
The graduating class was very
happily entertained by Prof. and
Mrs, Ingalls, last evening.
Miss Sullivan, stenographer for H.
]. Lilley & Co., has been spending a
few days at her home in Williston.
V. l.. Blodgett, who has the con-
tract to build W. W. Holbrook's
house, has commenced work thereon.
Herbert Christy and family, who
have been visiting in Canada for sew
eral weeks, returned home Saturday.
Noyes Wood reports the orders are
numerous for his clothing made to
measure. He has a very fine line of
samples.
"Vern" Blodgett wears a smile
that is a smile these days, all because
he has a handsome granddaughter
up in E len.
Mrs. A. B. Stewart and daughter
Margaret of New York and Miss Up
ton of Boston are at the PLenix for
a few months.
r 2. Putnam is moving his house
hold Effects up here and for the pres
ent at least will live with his father
in-law, P. &. Wood.
The L. c. A. baseball team expect
TO play the Alumni Saturday after
noon on the school campus. Game
called at two O'Clock.
Il. NJ. Mcfarland and wife, S. B.
Waite and wife, A. V. Wiswell and L.
FL. Lewis are attending Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge at Ludlow.
The village ought to have street
sprinkler. Perhaps after the sewer
business gets all nicely settled we can
be unit on street sprinkling.
Ell Graves is spending a few days
with Sheriff Robbins preparatory to
a hearing in which he and Charley
Haskell of WoIcott are interested.
Wallace Parker and Deputy Sheriff
Smith of Cambridge, were here yester-
day on "SlmOn pure" business.
They know nothing about politics.
Rev. Wilbur Rand of Bangor, N. Y,
a nephew of Mrs. l.. s. Small and son
of the late A B. Rand, has accepted
a call as pastor of the Cong'l church
at Hartland, this state.
Notice has been given all sewer
abutters to meet the village trustees
May % and show cause, if any they
have, why assessments should not be
made upon their property.
The Republican Town Committee
have agreed upon Saturday, May 81,
at 7 80 O'Clock in the evening as the
time for holding caucus to elect dele
gates to the State, District and Coun-
ty Conventions. A check list will be
used.
That antique watering tub at the
east end OF the village is anything
but ga thing of beauty If some
generous person would only give us
a granite one, the present generation,
to say nothing of those of the future,
would rise up and-fnd fault because
it wasn't a handsomer one. Seri-
ously, the old tub is an eyesore.