News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-08-27
JEFFERSONVILLE.

Crescendo club met with Mrs. C. J. Thomas
Friday evening.
Miss Doty Potter of Belvidere was in town
visiting last week.
Mrs. W. Curtis, who has been sick for sever
al weeks is better.
Marion Cornell was in st. Johnsbury and
Danville over Sunday
Work has begun on the Cemetery by the
upt., W. W. Raymore.
Georgiaua Stanard of Burlington is visit
ing Mrs. | Fl. Melendy.
Orange Reynolds and family were at 0 P.
Hayes visiting last week.
The Band went to Underhill Monday night
to play tor the Rally there.
Miss Evelyn Foss of North Hyde Park
spent Sunday at F, E Smiths.
Artie Smith and wife, of Burlington have
been spending few days in town.
VIM. Patten wife and grandson, of Ohm
son visited at Ira Powel's recently.
Fl. j. Thomas and wife spent last week
visiting in Eden and North Hyde Park.
Prof. Ingalls, conducted Teachers Exami-
nation here last Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Hattie Griswold, who has been at the
Lake for several weeks, returned Monday,
B. c. Hawley and wife visited in Belmont,
N H., last week, returning Monday night.
Miss Pearl Morse has been visiting her
friend, Miss Cane, in Barre part of last
week.
Miss Effie Butler, who has been spending
her vacation here returned to Morrisvile
Saturday.
G. f. Melvin has been taking a weeks va
cation as travelling salesman for Burlington
Grocery Co.
Prof. Sturtevant and family returned from
weeks visiting trip in Burlington and
vicinity, Friday.
Mrs. James Whitcomb and daughter,
Florence, of Battle Greek, Mich, were in this
place visiting last week.
The Misses Story have rented rooms of Mrs,
Fred E. Smith, where they will display fall
and winter millinery,
Miss Evelyn Morrow of Winoosk arrived
in town Saturday to open her school in the
Primary room Monday.
The Milkmaids' Convention was given by
our Young ladies Thursday evening. The
proceeds were $2S.00, for the library.
Mr.. Wiswel, Supt of Hyde Park Cemetery,
was in town last week in the interest of our
cemetery, the guest of W. W. Raymore.
NV. Raymore has put the Grammar and
High School rooms in the school building in
paper.
The Cambridge schools opened today with
teachers as follows: BoTo, high school
principal p. a. Gilmore; grammar, Miss Glen
ra Carpenter; second primary, Miss Lillian
MebIe: first primary, Miss Georgia Bailey
Jacksonville high school, principal. j. V
Sturtevant; grammar, Miss Morrow; Full
lington, Miss Annie CouTser; North Cam
bridge Mrs. Glenna Brush; Valley. Miss
Eliza beth McNaney; Lamplough, Miss Bar
rows Notch, Miss Blanche Edwards; Morgan
Miss sarah Edwards Junction, Miss Carrie
p Carroll. The Smile school will not begin
until sent. |, with Miss Jennie Carpenter as
teacher,
The Jacksonville Cemetery Association
organized Aug, 16, hold their second meeting
Saturday p. m. Aug, 10. All members are to
be present and report the help solicited, which
| tbis far has been far beyond the expectation
ofali This work on our cemetery has been
neglected for long time until now as thii
neTmanent organization has been formed
| and GRANTED a charter, every one is willing
| 10 lend a helping hand The following is the
list of officers for the coming year President
! Mrs. Lucy Bean, Vice President Mrs. Hattie
| Brown, Sec'y Mrs. arthur hoggeS, treas.
| Mrs Elsie Smith, Supt., W. W. Raymore
Directors, Mrs. Lucy Bean, Mrs. Haiti,
Rrown Mrs. Julia Stygles, Mrs Emily Green
| Mrs Lottie Page, Mrs. Eldora Atwood, Mrs
IuTilIa Edwards, Mrs. Hersie Meeniy, Mrs
! Hattie Griswold. The Association has nov
| a mem bership of 80 members.
We believe in partizanship, but we also be
lieve in fair play. In our last weeks issue on
| Cambridge items stated that the ,rummies
! had captured the caucus and nominated MT
Harrington The High License element OF TIN
| Republican party contains many honorable
men and we sincerely regret that the tern
| "rummies" was used-lED.