News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-07-23
LOCAL NEWS.
WORTHWHILE.

Glenn A. Wilkins was in ST. Johns
bury Tuesday on business.
Mrs. George B. Allen of North
Hyde Park was in town Monday.
Miss Lillian Campbell of Albany is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Will Utton.
Mrs. Ethan Carr, of st. Johnsburv
is guest Of her sister, Mrs. 6. E
Woodward.
Mrs. E. N. Bennett, of Cambridge,
has been visiting Mrs. 0. L. Woods,
her daughter.
Mrs. Fl. A. SIayton, who has beer
visiting her parents in Winooski, has
returned home.
Mrs. Vinie Casewell and two child
ren of Greenfield, Mass, are visiting
at Isaiah Blair's.
Mrs Cassie Davis and her friend,
Mrs. Frances Hastings, visited in
Hardwick Monday.
Mrs. A. e. Clement and two child.
ren, of Burlington, visited Mrs. W.
F. Whipple last week.
Miss Augusta Bailey of Hyde Park
was a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Morse Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Laraway and
daughter visited relatives in Water
vile and Johnson last week.
L. F. Rice has rented the BeaulaC
residence on Olive street and will
move there from the Reed house the
last of this week.
Walter Jackson of j. H. Warren's
meat market force is off duty and
has been confined TO his home by i'll
ness for few days.
There will be a special communica.
tion Of Mt. Vernon Lodge, F. & A.
NJ. Wednesday evening, July so, for
work on F. G. degrees.
Wilkes J. Lawrence, a travelling
salesman for a large New York paper
house, is visiting his sister, Mrs. j.
M, Russell and other friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Bradley, of Bos-
ton, were guests at A. A. Niles last
week. Mr.. Bradley is superintendent
of the boys school on Thompson's 3
island.
A. P. Cristy and family of Webster,
Mass, arrived in town Monday even
ing and are guests for a few days at
The Randall. Mr.. Cristy is a native
of this town.
Harry Crosby of Boston arrived in
town Saturday night and will pass
the remainder of the summer with
his parents at the WheeIock residence
on Dorchester Heights.
A valuable COW from the herd of
c. F. Smith died Saturday night
from the effects of milk fever. This ia
the second COW that Mr.. Smith has
lost within a short time.
Rev. Frederic E. Dewherst, who
preached at the CongI church last
Sunday morning, held pastorate in
Burlington during T. C. Cheney's
college days and was instructor in
one of Mr.. Cheney's classes.
Spices have taken a great tumble
down at the brick store and C. j.
Slayton and "Dan" are kept busy
dealing out the aromatic vegetable
production at 6 cents a quarter.
Remember the special sale only lasts
for two weeks.
Mrs j. P. Tillotson has been crit
ically i'll for several days, but at
present is reported to be improving
Mrs. Eliza Thrasher is nursing her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tillotsonlive on the w.
W. Delano place, which they purchas-
ed about year ago.
Frank W. Agan, the nominee for
Lieut-Governor on the Clement tick
ct, is well-known here. His wife, who
died few years ago, was the adopted
daughter of the late Major Stafford
Mr.. Agan is one of Ludlow's enter
prising business man.
The road over in BROOKLYN above
the residence of A. F. Whitney has
been torn up for the past week, owing
to the work of laying the water pipes
from the main line to the fair rgrounds.
according to the resolutions adopted
at the last village meeting.
The W. k. Z. will hold their regular
meeting at seven O'Clock Saturday
evening. At eight O'Clock they will
give one of their popular socials. A
program has been arranged, consist
ing of instrumental and vocal music
and short talks on the Battle of
Gettysburg. The public are cordially
invited.
A visit to the station at the pres
ent time reveals a state of affairs
that rivals house cleaning time in it's
most trying stages. If you manage
to locate Station Agent Kelley in the
debris you will find him smiling and
happy in the thoughts of better days
to come, when the old building will be
transformed into one of the best Sta
tions on the road.
Arthur Harlow reports that he saw
two handsome deer near his farm
house on the Randolph road yester
day morning. AS they were much in
terested in the dog that happened to
be close by, Mr.. Harlow was able to