News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-08-19

Miss Brigham of Boston is spend
ing few days here, stopping at the
Phoenix.
Mrs. H. A. Noyes and daughter are
spending a few days with relatives at
Wolcott.
Mrs. Earl Jordan of Wolcott spent
Sunday last here with her sister Mrs.
Jas. Eaton.
Mrs. Eunice Cairns and children,
from Lowell, Mass, are visiting at
D. r. Brooks.
Warren Barnes, of Blue Hill, Mass,
was visitor a part of last week at
W. N. Putnam's.
A. FL. Copley and wife and L. E.
Jones and wife returned to their home
In Boston Monday.
Guy Fitch of Johnson and Mrs. J.
t. Baxendale of Milton visited rela-
tives here last week.
J. L. Foreman and wife attended
the rail- DAD employees excursion at
| Newport Sunday last.
Wesley Fairbanks of Chicago was q
guest at the home OF his uncle, L. r.
Fairbanks last Monday.
Miss Jessie Rogers of Eden has been
stopping several days here with her
aunt, Mrs. dussie Liiley.
Advertised Letters Mrs. Mary Be-
sor, Mrs. Libbie White, Mr.. Willard
Richford, Charles NJ. Preast.
Miss Marion Cornell of Jeffersonville
was in the place last week with view
of giving piano instructions.
Mrs. FL. Eldridge of Montreal p. @,
and Mrs. 2. D. Pike of Stowe we're re-
cent guests of Mrs.V. l.. Blodgett.
Lynn Stearns has returned from
Barton Landing, the Inducements
held there not being sufficient to keep
| him.
W. o. White of Lakeport N. H, and
| Chas. r. White of Elmore were guests
at Dr.. W. T. Stay tons the first ofthe
| week.
Miss Isabel Noyes and Miss Louise
| Tyler OF ST. Johnsbury are spending
a week here withJ1er friend, Miss HUI
burd.
DR.. Goddard and wife of Albany
were here Monday, en- route for Mt.
Mansfield, where they spent short
time.
The Griswold picnic will be held
Aug. 20 instead of Aug. 20, as re-
ported last week, at Y. l.. Griswold's
sugar place, Hyde Park.
St. Johnsbury Academy is to have
representation from this place the
coming school year. Miss Helen Nc
FarlaDd, and possibly one or two
others, will attend school there.
Rev. c. s. Hager returned from his
vacation Tuesdey. 1t is expected
that Rev. MIR. Cowan, from Massachu-
setts, a former pastor of Mr.. Hager's,
will preach here next Sunday morn
ing.
The G. A. X. party reached Denver,
Colo, last Thursday and spent three
hours there. Miss Anna Lilley, who
is stopping there, writes that she had
pleasant calls from many acquaint-
ances.
2. T. Denio and family returned
from Point Windermere last evening.
There cottage isnow occupied by Har-
ry Wellman of Lowell, who with his
mother and sisters are spending q
couple of weeks at that picturesque
spot.
The following teachers have been
engaged for the district schools, COM
mencing Sept. 7:-No. Hyde Park,
Bervle Harrington; McKinistry Hill,
A. E. Horner; Center, Rose Rooney;
Greenfi I'D, Eva Manning; Doty, Ella
Holbrook; Garfield, Ona Davis.
Percy A. Keeler and wife, with their
three children, came to town last
evening to spend several days with
Mr. Keeler's father D. III. Keller. MIR.
keeler is Dominion Express agent at
Toronto, Ont. His brother Walter,
from Prescott. Ont, also came andis
putting In the time very we'll In visit
ing his parents and old friends here.
Miss Blanche Brigham leaves the
first of next week for The Dalls, Ore
gon, where she Is to teach, having Sc
cured a position as preceptress In the
high school In that city. While we
regret very much to have this young
lady leave here, we congratulate the
people of The Dalls on securing SO
able teacher. She will take with
her the best wishes OF large circle of
friends.
John Jackson returned from Bur-
lington last Saturday night. The
doctors ampu tated the second finger
of his left hand, which was diseased
with blood poisoning. They also
treated his arm and think they have
eradicated the disease. John is now
minus two fingers, the fore.fi finger on
the same hand having been taken off
some time ago for the same cause.