News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-06-29
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a serious time with felon.
Mrs. A. P. Smalley is having her
residence In this place re-painted.
Winfield Hackett, of Stanstead, p.
g., is visiting his uncle, G. A. Knight.
Mrs. John Scofeld spent Sunday
last with relatives in Barton Land
ing.
DR.. Leach is in Burlington, attend
ing the meeting of State Board of
Health.
DR.. Genge and family have gone to
their camp at Lake E len for brief
soiourn.
F. P. Keeler of Burlington is spend
ing part of his vacation with rela.
tives here.
Mrs. j. L. Pierce of johnson was a
visitor at A. D. Robbins a short time
last week.
Hiram Bishop of Hartford, Conn.,,
former well-known resident, visited
here last week.
Chas. Abbott OF New York is here
for a visit of a few weeks as guest at
Mrs. FL. M. Noyes'.
R. P. Putnam and wife attended
the funeral of Mrs. Fred Fletcher at
Albany last Friday.
W. W. Thorp and wife attended the
wedding of their brother, Geo. .Thorp,
at st. Albans to-day.
Mrs. E. NJ. Sumner of Brattleboro,
recently visited her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Fitch, at "The Elms. -
Mrs. Cora E. Thomas of Jefferson
Vile spent Saturday last here with
her friend, Mrs. Cornelia Small.
Mrs. Evalyn Page Hammers'y, OF
Atlantic City, N. j., is spending few
days here with her cousin, Gov. Page.
MIR. Monteith and wife of Dedham,
Mass, came to town Tuesday evening
and will spend some time at their
summer home here. H-,-
A. D. Robbins, s. B. Waite, J. T.
Stevens, L. P. Butts, R. W. Hulburd
and L. ii. Lewis are attending the
Republican State Convention at
Montpelier.
Next Saturday is convention
day." and there will be great many
visitors here. Slick up about your
premises, so that the village will pre-
sent it's best appearance. . ssyl
A party in honor of the sixth birth
day of Miss Laura Knight Page, waa
given to day at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. C. A. Knight. 1t was a great
event and greatly enjoyed by q num-
Der of the little folks. @
James W. Leach of Hyde Park,
who was recently with c. s.. Page,
and is we'll l-known as teacher In
Hyde Park, has been appointed a
conductor oG the Dorchester Avenue
division of the surface cars of the
Boston Elevated Railway.
Our village street commissioner, 81,
B. Laupher, has certainly done a
good Job on the road leading out by
the Minor place. II the good coat Of
gravel will do away with the C ay
holes, and the knowing ones say 1t
will, he will incur the lasting graft
tude of the travelling public,
Y. L. Blotgett was at home from
Greensboro over Sunday. 'Vern"
has been very busy this spring build
ing cottage for Col. Mcfarland at
Caspian L ike Those who have
seen the building pronounce it. an
ideal cottage-just such building
as skilled artisan like Vernon
knows how to erect. s.>,e
The School Directors have hired
for teacher in the Grammar depart
ment of the L G. A., Miss Jennie Car
penter of Jeffersonville, a Normal
School graduate and teacher who
has had large and successful expert
ence. Miss Carpenter comes highly
recommended and the faculty are
fortunate in securing her. -.E
Geo. Allen, besides his regular busi-
ness, occasionally gives attention to
duties as Justice of the Peace. On
Monday he had two hearings, one
was State vs. Cal Foss for breaking
the peace. Cal Piled guilty and paid
SIT S5. Ga complaint Jared Far
rand appeared and pied guilty to in
toxication. He paid 50 81,
The Montpelier Argus of Monday
had the following notice OF the mar
riage of Ned Emerson, Of that place.
Ned is a son of o. A. Emerson OF this
town and he and his bride are spend
ing their honeymoon here:
Miss Bernice E, daughter of MT. and
Mrs. Almer L. Burt, and Ned E. Emer-
son, of this city, were married at the
brides home, 50 Prospect street, Satur-
day evening at $50, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Mr.. Whitman, of
Northheld. MIR. and Mrs. Emerson left
on the paper train Sunday morning for
a weeks absence with relatives and
friends at Hyde Park and Morrisville.
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