News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-08-12
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Mrs. Fred Jaynes and children of
Barre are here on visit.
J.P. Cobb, Jr., and wife OF Burline-
ton spent Sunday here as guests OF
Geo. Morse.
Mrs. l.. s Rand and her daughter,
Miss Lou, visited Rev. Wilbur Rand
at Jericho recently.
ID. w. Rogers has gone to Winchen-
den, Mass, where he will spend week
with his wife and daughter.
A fushia with over 270 buds and
blossoms, is among the collection OF
plants at the home of Judge Boyn-
ton.
EthIyan Carroll has gone to st.
Johnsbury where she is to work In
the interest of the Dewey Pub. Co. of
Philadelphia.
Miss la Niles and Mr.. Tennery left
for New York Saturday last, where
they commence rehearsals for the
opera of ga Fisher Maiden"
Miss Bessie Hopkins, stenographer
in the office of the Warren Leather
Co., is enjoying weeks vacation at
her home in Lyndonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Blair are visit
ing friends in Fletcher. They made
the trip by carriage and expect to re-
turn the last of this week.
Reports from Albert A. Stowe, now
stopping in Montana, are that bis
health is very poor and he is unable
to do work of any kind.
Rev. M. S. Eddy and family return
ed from their vacat ton last week, and
on Sunday the pastor preached an
interesting sermon at the M. e.
church.
Ralph Barrows, the local man of
this paper, has been off on his annual
vacation the past week and the derth
in the usua, amount of locals this
week may be attributed to that.
BIC. Sanborn of Boston came down
from his camp at Caspian Lake and
spent few days here with friends last
week. "Ben" retains q warm place
for the scenes of his boyhood days
and is always glad to say something
good about Morrisville and it's citi
zens.
A. L. Hardy of Amherst, Mass,
who hes a camp at Caspian Lake,
spent few days here last week with
81. P. Munson's people. He was &C.
companied by his wife and four sons.
Hon. 81. FL. Ward and fanny of
Wilmington, Del, are spendinga part
of their vacation here, stopping at
the Randall. Mr.. Ward, who is the
Attorney General of Delaware, is
native of Hardwick, and his wife is a
daughter of Mrs. Lewis, formerly of
Eden.
During the absence of Albert Niles
the affairs of the Town Clerks Office
will be attended to by his wife. All
business in connection with the Office,
including the payment of taxes, may
be transacted as usual. Mr.. Niles
has given close and faithful attention
to the duties of his office and the va
cation he is now taking is we'll
merited.
Hon. F. Gleed Fleetwood attended
the meeting of the Vermont Bar As
ISOLATION at Newport last week and
at the banquet made an address of
which the st. Adams Messenger
speaks as follows: 1.-THE most elo-
quent speech of the evening was made
by Secretary of State Frederick G..
Fleetwood of Morrisville, who re-
sponded to the toast. 1.-The Law and
the Lady" The subject was not
given him until late in the afternoon,
but he acquitted himself brilliantly"
The Randolph Herald of last week
publishes the following which will in
terest many of Mr.. Booths friends
here
The reception given by the West Randolph
Grande Saturday evening to Mr.. and Mrs.
L. p. Booth. who are soon to remove to
Providence, R l., was the occasion of large
gathering OF grangers to speed these popular
members of the order, to each of whom a So
gold piece was presented as a parting gift
and souvenir of a happy evening. Solos were
sung by DR.. W. M Kelly and piano selections
were rendered by Wallace Burridge. Refresh
ments of fruit punch and waters were served,
and dancing formed the main diversion of the
evening.