News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-04-27
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Mrs. Anthony McGinnis has been
quite i'll for several days.
Mrs. Frances Ainsworth of Coven-
try is visiting at A. L. Goddard's.
W. P. Boomhower and family of
Montpelier were visitors here the past
few days.
Chas. Merrill and daughter Bessie
visited relatives in Craftsbury the
past week.
Lynn Darling, who is teaching at
Franconia, N. a., has been visiting
here the past week.
Miss Ethel Strong spent Saturday
and Sunday last with friends at Bur-
lington and Underhill.
Mrs. HattieE E Shufelt and son Har-
ris of Lowell are spending a few days
with Mrs. Charlotte Brown.
R. ]. Giblet has closed up his shoe
shop and gone to the Soldiers Home
in Maine for medical treatment.
r. W. Hulburd attended the funeral
OF o. W. Reynolds at Cambridge to-
day, actinu as one of the bearers.
Several of the bank officials we're in
johnson Monday to attend a hear
ing before Judge Start on matters
relative to 3. A. Hunt.
Charles E Keller from Iroquois,
Ont, was here few days the past
week on visit to his brother and
nephew, our hardware dealers.
Denio Bros. have bought the saw
mill machinery at Cady's Falls and
will move the same to this place.
They will put up a building for it in
the rear OF their shop.
The Listers have filed an abstract
OF their work at the Town Clerks Of
fce, where it may be inspected. Any
body having grievances will be given
an opportunity to be heard May
18th. Three lists have been doubled.
W. W. Holbrook, " ho went out of
the meat business last winter, has
started in again. We now have two
markets, and with Blake and hol-
brook in the business the village and
surrounding section ought to be
douAuduUly supplleu'
O.. o. TiIlotson has moved into the
Scofield mansion on the corner of
Main and Eden streets; so has
Reuben Jackson. L. P. jackson
takes the Kelley cottage on Depot
street and Will Osgood goes into a
fat in the Maxfeld block.
At their meeting last week the
Woodmen iniJiated candidate and
entertained visitors from Johnson.
New sugar was served and the even
ing passed very pleasantly. Another
candidate was made acquainted with
the mysteries ofthe order last evening.
business meeting of the Field
Class was held with Mrs. Mcfarland
Monday evening. The officers are:
President, Mrs. Julia Mcfarland,
Wee President, Mrs. Ellen Moves,
Spc'y and Treasurer, Mrs. Lillian
Noyes. 1t was decided to hold the
meetings every Friday afternoon,
from 5 to 8 O'Clock, beginning May
18Th. The class is open to all lovers
o I nature.
M. ii. Goodhue went to Burlington
last week and while there placed
$3.50 in the hands of friend" for
safe Keeping. When Moses went to
look for his friend" he had disap-
peared and along with him went the
money. Moses isn't saying much
about the affair, but be has faith in
the police, who are looking for the
friend" who goes by the name of
Mcdonald.
W. D. Stew art, ESQ of Bakersfield,
was here Tuesday on professional
business. Mr.. Stewart has quite a
clientage in Lamoile county, where
he also hes many friends who are
always pleased to see him Mr.. Stew
art expects to leave Bakersfield,
where he has resided for the past
thirty years, in the fall and locate in
Fairfax, and while his visits may not
be as frequent as heretofore he hopes
to keep IN touch with the people of
"Spunky L4moille."
Misses Mabel and Grace Miller mar
rowly escaped a serious ACCIDENT last
Monday morning. They rode up
from the depot on the hotel team, oc-
cupying the rear seat. While the
driver was delivering the mail the
horses started on shap run. The
young ladies were unable to reach
the lines. Miss Grace jumped out
safely and Miss Mable. in trying to
get out, got entangled in the side of
the wagon, but managed to hold on
between the wheels. Fortunately
one of the horses stumbled when near
Mrs. Scofeld's and the young lady
escaped with a slight shaking up. 1t
was a narrow escape from what on
lockers feared would be a terrible ac-
cident.
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