News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-04-27

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and wife.
Mrs. c. S. Clark was the guest of
Mrs. A. j. Douglass of MorrisVille last
Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Tracy has gone to
Montgomery, where she will teach
this spring.
Miss Anna Demeritt was in Norris
vile Thursday, the guest of her uncle,
]. B. Partlow.
Mrs. Barney Mead and daughter,
Jessie, of Cambridge are visiting Mrs.
William Cady.
Miss Olive Cady went to Westford
Center Saturday, where she is to
teach this spring.
FL. A. Beecher went Wednesday to
Hinesburg, where he will remain some
time with friends.
Mrs. Lucia Hopkins from West
Medford, Mass, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Irving Bailey.
The baseball club organized last
week with Max Wilson as captain and
Dull. L hlWell LndDdRer.
FL. E. Cutler of Burlington has been
engaged to take the photographs of
the seniors for Commencement.
George Brooks has finished work in
the wooden mills and gone to Massa-
chusetts, where he has situation.
MrF. Stebbins is moving to Wolcott
and Mrs. o. W. Stearns has rented
the rooms left vacant by her removal.
Dan Fletcher and Ed Campbell
have traded farms. No money was
paid on either side. just an even
'swap."
Rev. Mr.. Beech of Newton Center,
Mass, will preach at the Baptist
church next Sunday morning and
evening.
F. W. Pierce of Chester, treasurer
OF the State Board of Education, was
in town visiting the Normal the last
of the week.
A shipment of trout fry arrived
Tuesday for A. Jacobs and others,
to be placed in the Jacobs brook in
Morristown.
The beautiful solo, "The Home
land" was finely rendered at the
morning. service in the Coug'l church
last Sunday.
Elk Page and Lawyer Hulburd
OF Hyde Park and George Powers OF
Morrisville were in town on legal
business Monday.
Geo. Rooney of Hyde Park has
hired Dan Scott's blacksmith shop
of Frank Heath. He will take posses.
sion next Monday.
Waterman Bros, G. NJ. Patch and
E. P. Grow have stocked their
streams in accordance with act 101
of the laws of 1898.
Rev. W. A. Dawson of Burlington,
Supt, of Missions, will conduct SER
Aces at the Baptist church Thurs
day evening of this week.
A consignment of trout fry for
Waterman Bros. arrived Tuesday
from the "Wild Wood Trout Ponds"
of FL. F. Hurlbert, East Freetown,
Mass.
Rev. and Mrs. Kinney of Morrisville
gave an illustrated lecture on Sun
day wO.k in the rural districts,
last Sunday evening liz the Cong'l
church.
Miss Annie FulliAgton, who was
called here last week by the death of
her father, L. NJ. Fullington, returned |
Wednesday to her school in Provi- |
dence, R. l.
Misses Harding and Jacques of
Westtield and Miss Warren of Lowell,
members of the Junior class, passed
Sunday and Monday at their respec-
tive homes.
Landlord Wells and Frank Greene
have bought j. W. Greene's interest
in the Greene Bros. livery business
and will continue the business at the
old place at the hotel barn.
The annual business meeting of the
.. l.. G. will be held next Thursday
evening. This will be the last meet
ing OF the club year and every men,
Der should be in attendance.
Heman Newton has commenced the
for the foundation of the
new house, which he contemplates
this summer, next to his
residence on Railroad street.
About thirty of the old veterans
gathered in the harness shop of Com
'ade Edmund Perkins recently, and
treated themselves with the most
popular dainty of the season, maple
sugar on snow.
Joseph Wescomb and wife from No.
Hyde Park visited at L. W. Fletcher's
asst week. Mrs. Wescomb was for
nerly Mrs, Ellen Boyes and was recent
y married to Mr.. Wescomb, who
omes from Dakota, where the couple
xpect to make their home in the fu.
ure.
An entertainment called the "Sen-
ors' Salmagundi," will be held at