News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-30
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returned Monday from a weeks visit
with friends in Calais.
Miss Cornelia Foster has been
called to her home in Westfield by
the illness of her father.
Guy Fl. Rockwell of Hardwick Wis
tied his uncle, Damon S. Stanford :,
from Friday to Monday last.
Miss Leah Sherwood of Naponee,
Ont, is visiting her cousins, Mrs. G.
FL. Crane and Mrs. Fl. A. Noyes.
Noy5s Wood went to Boston Mon
day night and is spending the week
there selecting Ill and winter goods.
D.. SIayton's family moved to
Morrisvill9 last Monday. For the
present their house here will be closed.
" "Probate Ofi1e" Is the new sign,
respondent 10 gilt letters, which
adorns the front of the Court House.
Judge Grimes is now the owner of
handsome horse, which he intends to
utilize in pursuit of both business and
pleasure.
r. W. Hulburd has been giving at
tention to insurance business and
professional matters up in Orleans
county the past few days.
Advertised Letters: S. F. Smith,
Frank Miller, Mrs Della Burnham,
X. E. Holbrook, Mrs. Flora NJ. Will
liams, Mrs. Fred kudman.
The LamolIe Association of Con-
gregational ministers held a meeting
here yesterday with Rev. c. S. Hager,
taking dinner at the Phe ak.
George Grimes and Niram Darling
are attending the Montpelier Semi
nary. They veremam bered several
of their young friends With souvenir
postals.
Ernest Griswold of Boston is here,
stopping with his father, L. s. Girls
void. He is putting in his time in
assisting in making repairs upon the
buildings.
IJ was genuine freeze this morn
ing; Thermometers indie ating 800.
All the same September has been a
glorious month and we reluctantly
bid her adieu.
Leon Griswold returned from his
trip to Randolph last Saturday. He
wishes to see more of that section be-
fore announcing the result of his
prospecting trip.
A special village meeting is called
for Saturday evening, Oct. 10, to
consider proposition from Col. Saw
yer TO supply the village with a num-
Der of American Fire Extinguish-
ers."
E A. Bashaw and wife and 81. D.
Phillips and daughter of Barton were
guests of Fred Muzzay and wife last
week and while here attended the
Fair, which they pronounced one of
the best they had ever attended.
The Academy students have re.
sumed basket ball and we shall prob,
ably have entertainment soon in the
wsy of contests between the students
here. as we'll as those from other
places. The young ladies will have a
strong team.
Wilson Leach is devoting part of
his time at present to life and acci-
dent insurance. He represents the
New York Lille and The Travellers Ac-
cident For the past few days he has
been doing business in the western
part of the county.
Gov. Page, with his wife and daugh-
ter, intends to sail for Europe about
the middle of October. The Gov
ernor expects to be absent about six
weeks, but his wife and daughter will
remain abroad several months, spend
ing most of the time in Italy.
Hon. A. M. Kelley reached his 92nd
last Thursday. He OBJ
served it in the usual way-5y work
ing. The day before, he attended the
Fair, but did not deem it wise to take
two holidays in succession. Judge
Kelley is enjoying good health and
with his many friends we trust he
may enjoy many more birthdays.
Remember the lecture by Major C.
A. Atkinson of Chicago this evening.
The Major is National Lecturer for
the Modern Woodmen of America
and comes recommended as a most
speaker His subject will
De Fraternity and Character Build
ng." Admission free; ladies espec-
ally invited. Be sure to 60 if you
want to hear good lecture.
The Home Culture Club has It's
irst meeting of the season Monday
vening next. The meeting will be
leld with the President, Mrs. Keller
IN Prospect Ave. The topic for the
eason is "Glimpses of England" On
his evening Mrs. II. A. Noyes will
i've CA Resume of English History
rom 445 to 1926" and Mrs. c. S.
'age can Account of the London of
'o-day." All members requested to
e present at this opening meeting.
Two of the soldiers who were in
amp at the Fair, disobeyed rules
rifle by paying attention to couple
t damsels. AS a result the soldier
oys had their horses taken from
hem and were ordered to make the
,urney from the Fair Ground to
ambridge, a distance of about
wenty miles, on foot. They went
through this village Friday morning