News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-07-08
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Sunday in town.
Several from this place passed the
Fourth in Burlington.
0. V. Moseley and wife of E len were
in this place last Friday.
Mrs. III. j. Edmunds is passing a
week with relatives in Westield.
Walter Jackson has received an in.
crease OF pension, through the agency
OIL. B. George.
E. G. Fleetwood was in st. Johns
bury last Saturday to attend the fu-
neral of relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clement OF
Hardw'ck are guests of their sister,
Mrs. F. p. Keller, for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Grout of Newport
have been guests for several days of
relatives it town. They return home
tomorrow.
Ernest Page of Waterbury and
Edmund Gotta, who have been working
for some time in Montpelier will be-
gin work soon for Mould & Boynton.
E. A. Bentley always has an early
garden and this year seems no ex-
ception. Green peas and new pota.
toes graced his dinner table yester-
day.
Donald Briggs of Cambridge has
been guest at the home of NJ. W.
Briggs in the west part of town and
is now visiting Morris Kelley in this
village.
John Stiles went to Burlington
this morning, where he went before
the State Examining Board, to try
Tor licence to practice pharmacy in
the state.
ii. S. Soule, who has kept three
horses on the Fair Grounds for the
past two months, shipped them to
Concord, where they are entered for
races this week.
The supper to be given the un-
married members of Lamoile Grange
by the married people on account of
the recent contest, will be served
Thursday evening, July Is.
Mrs. Sarah Kenfeld, who has been
visiting her brother and sister, Geo.
E. Town and Mrs. z IRA Griswold, in
town for the past two months, start
ed Monday tor her home in Floris,
Virginia, near Washington, D. c. -
p. G. Blake, who has been occupy.
ing the j. F. Thomas house on Maple
street, moved the first of the week to
Hyde Park, where be has bought
residence. Fred Wheeler of Wolcott
has moved into the house vacated by
Mr.. Blake.
o. D. Matthews and daughter, Mrs.
Ida Churchill aud Miss Aiic4 Gile left
Tuesday morning for Montreal, where
they will spend a few days. From
there they will go to Fort Covington,
n. Y, for a visit to Mr.. Matthews
brother, Philo Matthews.
Mrs. Paul Tinkham and daughter
of Rochester, VT, who have been visit.
ing friends in Wolcott, passed Mon
day in this place, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. S. D. Luce. Paul Tinkham
will be remembered as the sheriff who
gained considera BILE notoriety few
years since in the celebrated Shaw
case.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hadley will
give dedication" dancing party in
their large barn just completed at
the Hadley home on Laporte road
tomorrow evening. A large number
from this place have been invited and
will be taken there in teams. All who
intend to go please meet at the Ran
dali early in the evening.
The following taken from the Welles-
ley { Mass. Review of June 26 will in
terest many here" Mrs. Benjamin
Fl. Sanborn and Miss Alice d. San
born sail on Thursday of next week
on the steamer Commonwealth" for
ten weeks trip in Europe. They
first go to Ireland, and take in all
the prominent countries to Italy"
The N. EO, P. Lodge held a largely
attended regular meeting last even
ing. Arrangements we're made st
this time for a picnic to be held
Thursday, July Is at Bacon's Camp,
Lake Elmore. Morrisville band has
been engaged for the occasion and a
rousing good time is expected. All
members and their families are invit-
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. M. Powers pass
ed yesterday in Burlington. Mrs.
Powers went to, take lesson in
vocal music. She began last week a
course v 18th Prof. Cain, who is very
we'll known in musical circles in Yer
mont and New Hampshire, as a pri
va 70 i,tctpuntnr Of vraot a til;t0 Mr.