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

"A ueHllSU ny UIle Name OF hdmlIUOu
from Richford, was here last week
looking over the ground with view
of locating here. He has the refusal
of the rooms over F. R. Child's office.
Golf links have been laid out on the
Roddy fat and club is to be organ
lied at once. Anybody desiring to
join will apply to II. A. Noyes, who
will enroll members and give any in
formation desired.
Among the improvements now be-
ing made on the Academy building
is the placing of a porch at the front
entrance. This will not only add to-
the general good appearance of the
building but keep out the storms and
west winds.
Judge Sherwin always has a very
fine collection of plants in his store.
Just now his pride is a star begonia,
started and grown from a slip last
year which has reached large proper
tions and attracts much attention.
1t is very handsome plant.
The venerable Mrs. Lucy Austin,
mother of NJ P. Cheney, had an apo
plectic stroke last Friday and has
since been very low. As she is in her
931 year her recovery is impossible.
Up to this time she had been in quite
good health and was able to be about
the house daily.
On Saturday next at two o'clock,
the Hardwick Baseball Club will
come down here and try to redeem
their laures. This promises to be the
best game of the season and every
body who wants to see a good game
should be present. Admission, gents
l5 cents, ladies 10 cents.
Prof. Carl Conant, teacher in the
Philippines, who was married only
last March, is on his way to Topeka
with the remains of his wife. Prof.
COnant will be known as son of Mrs.
Medora Reed Conant, now of Chicago.
His many friends will sympathizs
with him in his deep & fiji ction.
P. T. Denio has just completed
very fine boat for DR.. W. W. Genge,
to be used at the doctors camp on
Eden Pond. Judging from it's size,
16 feet in length, the doctor expects
to entertain some company this sea-
son. Denio has another order for q
similar boat for John Scofield.
A communication regarding little
fracas on Creamery Avenue recently
comes to US with no signature We
put the same in the waste basket, be-
cause we do not care to publish fam
lily jars, and also because the writer
signs no name, and therefore the
truthfulness of the affray cannot be
vouched tor,
The Y. P. s. C. E. lawn party last
Friday evening was well attended in
spite of the cool weather. Delicious
ice cream and cake were served by
the young people and Sammie Miller
and wife rendered several violin and
organ selections, which added much
to the pleasure of the occasion.
Over $500 were taken in.
The Denio Mfg. Co. have made 800
of the famous Vaughn Weeders. Mr..
Denio has just invented a horse hoe
attachment which plants potatoes
and furrows out in fine style. He
also intends putting the whole outfit
on wheels, so that the farmer can
hereafter ride instead of walking,
when working the machine.
The ordination and installation of
Rev, Charles S. Hager will take place
Thursday, July 3lst. The exercises
will begin at Q. m. 1t is. expected
that the Rev. Prof. JAS. d. French of
the Union Theological Seminary, New
York, will preach the sermon. Other
parts will be taken by Rev. c. H. Mer-
rill of st. Johnsbury and clergymen in
this county. The public are most cor
daily invited to attend.