News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-09-02
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Albert G. Leach of Fort Payne,
Ala, visited his cousin, j. s. Leach,
recently.
Mrs. M. S. Goodhue returned last
evening from weeks visit in FIR ank-
lin county.
Hardwick Labor Dey celebration
next Monday will draw a good num-
Der from here.
The street lights are being placed
on the Battle Row road as far as the
Maloney place.
Mrs. Bowman and children OF Mont
pelier are visiting their cousin, Mrs.
A. '. WiswelI.
Mrs. VIM. FL. Harris and son, HUI
bert, are visiting this week with
friends in Enosburg.
Mrs. Fl. A. Grimes and daughter
returned to their home in Somerville,
Mass, last Saturday.
Erwin Lilley has packed up his
household effects and expects to
move soon to Hardwick.
Miss Cornelia Small is visiting
friends in Bethel, and from there goes
to Manchester, N. Fl. for short stay.
Miss Edith Manley of Franklin and
Miss Linnie Hill of Morristown, were
guests at Mrs. VIM. Pages home,
Tuesday.
A son was born to 81. F. Carman
and wife at Highgate recently-a
great grandson to Mrs. Louisa Hill
of this place.
A room is being fitted up in the
Post office for use of the Rural Free
Delivery Carriers. The routes go into
effect Sept. Is.
Miss Anna Chaplin of Enosburg
Falls was visitor at W. Fl. Harris
the first of the week. From here she
went to Johnson.
Addison Grimes of Hudson, Mass,
and Miss E NINA Royce of Sheldon,
were here Sunday to attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. Lanpher.
Regular Rebekah meeting next
Tuesday evening, Sept. s. A full at
tendance is desired in order to get
ready for the fall work.
D. II. Keller and family with their
son Percy A. Keller and family of
Toronto, Ontaro, together with
their son Walter |. Keller of Prescott,
Ontario, spent Fridsy at Lake FL
more.
Fred Gauthier caught four white
rats in his woodshed recently. They
are descendents, no doubt, of an in
stallment brought here a few years
ago by Isaac Vaughan and j. S. Un-
derwood.
Percy A. Keller and family of the
Dom. Ex. Co., Toronto, Ontario, also
Walter [. Keller of Prescott, Ont,
returned to their homes on Saturday,
after spending several day with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. 81. Keeler.
A surprise dance" was given at
the Gym Monday night TO Miss Nc
Farland by a number of her young
friends. 1t was a very pleasant
event. Miss Alice Gile presided at
the piano and birch bark orders were
used.
Mrs. Monteith and her son Arthur,
who have been stopping here for some
time, returned to their home at Ded-
ham, Mass, the first of the week. Her
daughter, Miss Eulah and her friend
Miss Clara Hale, will remain while
longer.
Cady's Falls appears to be the
"mecoa" for retired farmers. Situ-
ated on a good road between the viii
lagos of Morrisville and Hyde Park,
either place easy of access, all the ad-
vantages of village life are had with
the corporation tax eliminated.
While riding along the streets one
evening last week on his bicycle, I'll.
A. Noyes was pounced upon by
tramp dog. The cur took him by the
right calf and inflicted a severe
wound. DR.. Slayton cauterized the
wound and although somewhatsore
no serious results are apprehended.
Mildred Tillotsou was eight years
OF age Monday, and in honor of the
event her parents gave her a birth
day party in which eight young la
dies of her age were present. The af-
ternoon was very happily passed with
games, etc., and at five O'Clock tea
was served. The guests were given
birchbark napkin rings.
School opened in all departments
at the Academy yesterday, with a
good attendance. Prin. Henderson
is located at the Phoenix; the Misses
Flagg and Butler at Mrs. W. n. Put
nam's Miss Drown at the Misses Bal
ley's; and Miss Rooney at her home.
Our townspeople can show no better
interest in the school than by occa-
sionally dropping in and seeing the
workings of the institution. We are
sure the teachers will welcome them
at any time.
At the village meeting last Thurs
day evening, which was largely at
tended, a report from the engineer
was read regarding the expense of the
proposed water system. He esti-
mated the cost of putting in the same,
bringing the water here from Chester
Holbrook's, at from twelve to fifteen
thousand dollars. A resolution that
the Trustees be instructed to see
H.. H.