News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-04-02
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Ia MClNlll6 duu Wli6 DdhbIbubIu
were recent visitors at DR.. Genges.
F. E. Sawyer has material on the
ground for repairs on his residence.
z. M. Hurlbut has moved into his
newl y purchased residence on Cream
cry Ave.
Miss Lucy Sawyer is home from her
school at st. Johnsbury for a weeks
vacation.
Stafford Thorpe of st. Albans is
spending a few days with his brother.
W. T. Thorpe.
John Jackson has finished school
at johnson and is now doing a turn
at the hide house.
Mrs. S. F. Brush and daughter Miss
Ethel, of Cambridge, called on friends
here last Monday.
D. c. Smith of Cambridge, every
body knows "Dan," transacted busi-
ness here Monday.
Norris D. Blake and wife of Eden
were guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Genge
the first of the week.
Herman Camp returned from Lake
Magantic, P. @, last week and is at
home for the present.
Fl. J. Li'ley is remodeIing part of
his residence and adding necessary
conveniencies thereto.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Knight give a
party tonight in honor of their
neices, the Misses Hackett.
Upwards of ninety dogs have been
licensed this year in this town, an in
crease OF over twenty of last year.
Col. Mcfarland contemplates ex-
tensive improvements upon the in
terror of his residence in the near
future.
A. II. Manley, the contractor was
here last week, looking over the con-
templated improvements on the
Academy.
1t is asserted by "the oldest inhabi-
tants" that they never saw Lamoille
county mud so deep and tenacious as
it il at present.
Miss Josephine Donahue, former
clerk in the Swanton post-office, has
been added to the clerical force in the
post office at this place.
The Home Culture Club will meat
on Thursday afternoon of this week
with Mrs. S. B. Waite. Subject:
Recent visitors in the South"
Mrs. Y. D. Fitch entertained num-
Der of children of an older growth"
at sugar party yesterday after
noon. All had a very happy time.
The L. C. A. baseball team plays
its first game of the season next Sat-
urday at Hardwick, if the weather is
fine.
The sugar festival and prom for the
benefit of the base ball club last Fri
day evening, had a fair patronage.
A good sum was added to the clubs
finances.
The Listers are now on their
annual pilgrimage. The board is
the same as last year, except that l..
P. Butts, succ 9eds FL. c. Lanpher as
chairman.
Emil Paul spent a few days last
week in Lowell, Mass. He went to
St. Johnsbury Monday, where he is
to act as night clerk at the st.
Johnsbury House.
Fisk Emory and wifi, former at
taches of the Pie ak under the Keeler
regime, were here over Sunday on
their way to st. Johnsbury where
they are to work for Mr.. Keller.
Jackson Sackett returned Monday
night from his Massachusetts, trip.
We understand he willreturn as soon
as he can get his affairs here in shape
to leave, having secured a position
there as section boss on one of the
railroads there.
March, the usual windy disagree
able month, was this year "a thing of
beauty" Calm ethereal mildness
predominated most of the time and
gave us a month that caused Joy and
on every hand. April will
have to be extremely good to eclipse
the good example set by it's predeces-
sOr.
School in the Primary Department
of the Academy opened yesterday
after a vacation of several weeks.
There was a good attendance and
judging from the happy faces of the
little ones they we're glad to again be
under the tutorship of Miss Waite
who has a faculty of making the
children like to go to school. Teams
are carrying scholars from Cleveland
Corners, Centervlle and Battle Row.
The term will be eight weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Genge entertained a
number of the friends of DR.. Bates at
their pleasant home on Eden street
Monday evening. Itwas an informal
affair, but enjoyed by all to high
degree. The Doctor and his estim-
able wife are royal entertainers and
this event was no exception. There
was vocal and instrumental music,
recitations, etc, ETC., and a general
good time. Dainty refreshments we're
served and it was well into the small
hours before the company left. The
guests were:-
Or. Melville and wife, bakersfield; Or. Nor
gan and wi G. stowe; n. ID. Blake and wife,
Eden; DR.. Rublee and wife, Drs. Bates, Leach,
NIinott, w. l.. Tillotson and wife, $. d. Luce
and wife, G. A. wilkins and wife, II ], Fisher