News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-07-16
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week quote butter Is to 19c; fancy
lots zoe: potatoes $1.00: eggs 18c;
beans 81 90.
Lysander Cobb of Hardwick, father
of Mrs. G. W. Brown, visited here last
week. Mrs. w. T. Angel and daugh-
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Cobb and
son from the same place, we're also
here.
The members of the Ladies' Aid
Society, and all Others interested, are
requested to gather at the church
Thursday morning as early as con-
venient, bringing the necessary tools
for cleaning.
d. B. Davis of the American Express
Co., was in town Tuesday and COM
pleted arrangements whereby free ex-
press delivery will go into effect Aug.
1st. Express will be called for and
delivered twice daily.
Manager Hanley has reason to feel
proud of the record his ball team are
making this year. The boys all play
good ball and the fact that every one
of them are Hyde Parkers adds to
the managers pride.
Loyal P. Hulburd with his wife and
son, were at the Phoenix the first of
the week. Mr.. Hulburd is a native of
Wateryille, but for thirty or more
years has resided at Fort Wayne,
Ind. He is a cousin of r. W, Hul-
burd.
At recent meeting of the Cong'I
church Fl. M. Mcfarland, Mrs. N. G.
Wood and E. G. Sherwin were ap-
pointed a committee to send out
letters missive regarding the ordina-
tion and installation of Rev. G. s.
Hager, which will probably take
place early next month.
The Y. P. s. C. e: will give a lawn
party on the church grounds next
Friday evening, to which everybody
is most cordially invited. Ice cream
and cake will be served at a small
price. Choice music will be furnished
by Crane 4 Miller's orchestra. If the
weather is unfavorable the vestry
will be used.
At the Democratic caucus last
Thusday night F. H. Strong was
Chairman and W. D. Strong, Secre-
tary. The following uninstructed
delegates were elected State, F. FL.
Strong, o. n Campbell, H. S. Has
kins and Frank Rooney. District, w.
D, Strong, E. W. Smith, W. N. Jones
and A. |. Mills.
John Ovitt hired Curriers' broncho
"Sam" last Sunday and drove up to
Lyman Peck's where he put the horse
up for while. On going after him
in the stall, according to Johns
statement, without Just cause or
provocation," " Sam kicked him in
the breast, striking almost squarely
in the center, breaking the cartilage
from three ribs on his right side. DIR.
Genge set the fractures and John is
as comfortable as could be expected.
He has lost all fondness for "Sam."
F. E. Sawyer, who has kept up a
correspondence with his friend and
brother soldier, l. G. Vaughan, since
his departure to Chicago, Ill.,, last
fall says that Mr.. Vaughan has been
for the past three months in Alden,
Antrim Co., Mich, experimenting
the building of a stone cottage for
his son, Elmer E. Vaughan, M. D.,
President of the Chicago Union Hos
pital. The cottage is located on
Lake Wohe, which is 3x1S miles in
size. Other Chicago people are build
ing cottages there for summer resi-
dences, The following, clipped from
the local items in the Alden Wave,
dated June 26, speaks we'll for father
and son: "The mason work on the
Vaughan stone cottage is completed
and ready for the carpenters. When
finished, this will be the finest cottage
in Alden" AS Mr.. Vaughan is a
resident and his son a native Of this
village, we take pleasure in noting
their energy and prosperity, as their
numerous friends will. Vermonters,
male and female, do good wherever
they 90.