News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-08-06
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c. A. Ronce, Mrs. Romeo, Helen III.
Ronce, |. B. Ronce and Katherine
Ronce, all of Springfield, Mass, were
at the Phoenix yesterday.
Miss Alice Page entertained num-
Der of young people Saturday evening.
The event was in honor of her guest.
Miss Ethel Hutchinson of Boston.
Mrs. Fl. A. Noyes and Miss Blanche
Brigham gave an informal reception
last Friday afternoon to the mem
bers af the "Moss Meadow Golf Club"
Jacob Pearlroth has had another
serious attack of appendicitis. At
present he Is somewhat better. His
brother, Adolph, is here from Con-
necticut.
Mrs. A. B. Noyes and two children.
Isabel and Noel, of st. Johnsbury.
spent several days here recently, ON
their way home from camp at High
gate Springs.
The washouts on the railroad last
week broke up travel and receipt of
mail to great extent. Everything
is now all right and trains are run
ming regularly.
We acknowledge receipt from Col.
B. N. Hyde of late copy of the
Pottsville, Pa, Republican, contain
ing a graphic account of the Shenan-
doah coal riots.
j. R. Williamson, representative of
the Boston Globe, is spending several
days here in the interest of that
paper. Tuesday he spent the day at
the asbestos mines in Eden.
The time for taxes is again ripe
and reference to the Treasurer's no
tice elsewhere will inform you just
how long you can put off this GER
tainty and save the discount.
B. j. Kelley and wife of Watervills
were recent guests at the home of
Samuel Miller. Mr.. Kelley has been
employed for some time in the build
ing of large house, the Mt. Wash
ington Hotel, in the White Mts.
Rev. Mr.. Hager, in company with
Revs. French and Clapp. camped out
the past few days at ''Mt. Ebal" on
Deacon James Holmes farm in John
son. The "boys" report great
time.
The classes of 902 and 9O3 of the
l.. G. A. have in contemplation few
days camping at Elmore the last of
the month, with Prof. and Mrs. In
gals and Rev. Mr.. Hager as chaper-
ons." 1t will be great event il all
the plans in mind are carried out.
Frank True and Lewis Whitcomb
INDUCED in little piscatorial sport
at Hardwood Flats last Saturday.
They got some fish, but as they say
they ''never count the cost" when
they go fishing, we do not know how
much they did pay for their sport.
Free express delivery is now work
ing all right. Express will be de-
livered and called for twice daily.
Parties having packages to send or
those that they wish to prepay may
leave them at Station Agent Brill's
house. This is for the benefit of indi-
where the express agent does
not call regularly.
Philo c. Cleveland and wife of Clare
mont, n. H., are here for a months
visit. Mr.. Cleveland hasn't been here
in seven years and notes many
changes in that time. Concerning
events and people here forty years
ago "Philo" is well posted. He is in
his S1st year and is in good health
with the exception of eyesight, which
is very poor.
Mrs. d. j. Moves, widow of the late
Lucius Ell. Noyes and a daughter of
Francis Smalley, reached her seth
last Friday. Mrs. Noyes is
enjoying good health and with the
exception of slight difficulty In
hearing is as well as many women of
20. With her many friends, we con-
gratulate her on reaching this good
age and trust she may enjoy many
more birthday anniversaries.
The Hide House and Hyde Park
teams crossed bats Tuesday after
noon. The Hide House boys put up
4 stiff game and made it interesting
'or the regulars. Tyndall and Eaton
we're the battery for the Hide House
and they were "onto their job" The
score resulted six to two for the eregu-
ars. 1t was a good game and the
knowing ones say the regulars will
nave to look out or the Hide House
will soon do 'em up.
The near approach of timefor hold
ng caucuses to nominate candidates
or Representatives brings up the
question who will receive the honor
rom his party. In the Republican
'anks are many men good and
5rue", some of whom "are in the
hands of their friends" and some are
lot. Among the many good men,
we'll fitted for the place, may be men,
toned F. r. Child, A. L. Goddard,
Noyes Wood, FL. NJ. Mcfarland, V.
L. Griswold, R. w. Hulburd, p. G..
Blake, S. b. Waite, E. G. Sherwin, G.
B. Swift, r. c. Munson and j. s.
Leach. Either of these would honor
his town end, as is always the case,
there are Others that might be men,
toned. On the Democratic side there