News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-03-30
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rom OC. JOnnSDuFy. der daughter
Eva has gone there TO stop awhile.
Owing to the washout down at
Cambridge the express train did not
reach here Saturday until midnight.
DR.. Wheeler of Burlington was here
Monday in consultation with DIR.
Genge regarding Mrs. Cynthia Mud
gett.
Miss Arkley, of Pages stenograph-
ic force, returned Mondey from a
few Gays visit at her home at Essex
junction.
j. S. Waite and wife have both had
a severe time with the grip. They
are much better now and on the
road to recovery.
Morton Hill and Will McGinnis are
at home from the U. Y. M. for the
Easter vacation. Their college friend
Milo Gibson, from Barnet, spent Sat-
urday here with them.
Fl. j. Lilley has applied for a
second-class liquor licensefor another
year. His present license expires
April 10th. The hearing on his new
application will occur April 18th.
Lester Boomhower and his sister,
Mrs. Fits, are both quite i'll with
grip. Mr.. Boomhower's daughter,
Miss Merriam, came from Connecticut
Tuesday morning to care for them.
Mrs. J. s. Scofeld went to Bar
ton Landing Monday for visit with
relatives. She took her daughter
with her, and will place her in a
boarding school DIT Stanstead P. Q.
Amos Stowe completes employment
with c. S. Page tomorrow. He in
tends to put in few weeks study In
Sherman's shop at Morrisville and
will then 60 to Derby and open a
shop.
The Episcopal service last Wednes-
day evening was very well attended.
Rector Leach gave very interesting
sermon. The clergyman is Q. V. M.
graduate and vase class mate of 81.
A. Noyes of this place.
Judge Sherwin is very i'll, suffering
from heart trouble. He has been
in poor health some time, but is now
confined to his bed. His daughter,
Mrs. Mudgett is also quite ill. DR..
Genge is in attendance.
"a. T. Rustedt, who was drowned at
Richford Sunday married Miss Laura
Brigham of Bakersfield, a relative of
elate Waldo Brigham OF this place.
Mr.. Rusted was we'll known here and
his untimely death is regretted by
many.
Frank Hazelton, who claimed his
home to be in Norway, Maine, was
arrested last Thursday for drunken
ness and making himself obnoxious.
He was arraigned before Judge Waite
and is now spending ten days with
Sheriff Robbins.
A telegram from Chicago yesterday
announced the arrival of a daughter
in the family of John c. Leonard
Mary Gale. Mother and child are
doing we'll. Hearty congratulations
from everybody this way, not only to
the the family, but to Grandpa
Gale"
D, T.Smiley, of Woodstock, Illinois,
spent a few days here last week. Mr..
Smiley was in the party that ac-
DR.. Fred Page OF this
town on the exploring trip in Alaska
last summer. He is very enthusias-
tic about, that country and gives an
account of its wonderful
resources.
T. c. Cheney, Assignee of Fl. j. Lii
ley & Co., has had his bonds, &c.,
900, renewed for another year. We
understand the sale of wagons the
past year has been good and that
under the assignee's management the
affairs of the concern are being
Strengthened out and we'll managed.
No dividends have as yet been de-
clared.
A lawsuit between Elmer Whit
comb and Jacob Perlroth, to recover
S11. 90 claimed by Whitcomb to be a
balance due him from a COW trade
and other transactions with Jacob,
occupied the attention of Justice
Waite, a jury of three, &C. E. Denio,
A. V. Wiswell, Dewey Hanley) and q
host of witnesses Monday afternoon.
The Grand Jury room was packed
and the session throughout was a
most interesting one. Judge Grimes
for Whitcomb and r. W.
Hulburd for Perlroth. The case was
hotly contested on both sides and
able arguments were those made by
the attorneys. The jury, after mature
decided that defendant
should recover costs. Was Jacob
happy? Well, we should say he was.
cost more den dat ter pay der
Iawyars, but l want it rightP'
The annual meeting of the Hyde
Park Cemetery Association was held
with Mrs. Z. NJ. Small Tuesday OF last
week. The officers elected are:-
President, Mrs. Emma K. Wiswell; Vice
Pres't, Mrs Ida NJ. Maxhed; Secretary Mrs.
Effie W. Putnam; Treasurer, Mrs. Mabel N.
Directors, Mrs. C. NJ. Small, Mrs.
Helen NJ. Sawyer, Mrs. Nora p. Wood, Mrs.
Anette Sherwin, Mrs. Josie B. Noyes, Mrs.
Mary J. Smith, Mrs. Lizzie Fitch.
The affairs of the Association are
in excellent condition. They could
not be otherwise with such a board
Of competent managers as these