News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-07-29
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Montpelier Tuesday.
Miss Grace Miller is spending a
week with relatives in Waterville.
Herman Camp is very sick. He has
been confined to the house several
weeks.
Prof. Elmo-e will have a dancing
class here, to begin in about four
weeks.
The "What Comedy Co." have en-
gagged the Town Hall for Aug. "a, 25
and 26.
P. T. DEMO and family and Dr..
Genge and family spent Sunday at
Eden Pond.
Mrs. J. A. Hayford of Boston, is
visiting at j. Fl. Hayford's "Glen
Ridge" farm.
Byron Camp is spending part of
his vacation at Cambridge, where he
is working for his uncle, DR.. Newton.
Masters Everett and Kenneth Fair
banks are spending a week at North
Cambridge with their grandfather
Rice.
z. T. Denio and family 60 into
camp at Point Windermere next
week, where they will spend few
weeks.
G. A. Knight ls in Cleveland for O.
coupe of weeks, on business. During
his absence Mrs. Slayton is helping
out ut the Savings Bank.
Miss Alice Page gave whist party
Monday evening in honor of her col
lege friend, Miss Julia Smith of Bur-
lington, who is spending a few days
here.
Mrs. Il. Garcia Eaton and her
daughter, Nell, have returned to their
home in Chicago, after a visit of sew
eral weeks with relatives in this
county.
E E Small of Boston and L. II,
Lewis we're among those who took In
the ball game at Hardwck Saturday
last. 1t was a game worth going
miles to see.
Running water has been placed in
the Depot. 1t comes from a spring
purchased by the railroad, and is said
to be decidedly free from microbes,
bacteria, etc.
Mrs. W. W. Holbrook, and child,
accompanied by Mrs. Holbrook's
mother, Mrs. Waite, have returned
from Clarenceville, P. O. The little
one is getting along nicely.
L. W. Minor and family were called
to No. Hyde Park Tuesday to at
tend the funeralof MIR. Minors grand
child, Lyman s. Minor, who died sud-
denly last Sunday, aged about five
weeks.
Allie Keeler has received one of
those letters from Spain announcing
a great sum of money is his and ask
ing him to be guardian for young
lady. 1t is fraud, as other parties
hereabouts have received similar let
ters which investigation has proved
t } be fake.
Misses Dorcas Sawyer, Dora Fair
banks, Mabel Collins, Blonde Sey-
mour and Anna Gauthier were guests
Of Miss Alma Bugbee at Morrisville
Monday evening. The occasion was
in the form of a "re union," these
young ladies having been former Of
fice associates here. The evening was
very pleasantly passed and greatly
eojoyed. Dainty refreshments we're
s9rved
During the absence of Rev. Mr..
Hager on his vacation, services will be
as usual, except that the Thursday
evening meeting will be suspended
the month of August. Next
Sunday morning, Mr.. Frank Junkins,
who Is supplying at Morristown
through the summer, will preach. r
He is an interesting speaker and it Is
hoped that there will be large at
tendance.
The Town Library is we'll patron
zed these deys, all on account of the
addition OF several new volumes
thereto. There are quite number
Of townspeople, however, who miss
The opportunity of having good
books to read in their homes because
jhey do not avail themselves of this
The books may be had
or the asking and parents can do
heir children no better good than to
lrge them to read them.