News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-06-21
Miss Gertrude Haskins, for the past

MISS UpFUTuu0 IldSbIDS, IOl UH6 pdbu
year q student at the Pentecostal
Institute, at North Scituate, R. l.,
arrived in town last Wednesday even
ing and is spending the summer va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. s. Haskins and her sister, Mrs. E.
j. Wright.
Allen Bacon. of the u s Navy, who
has been visiting his pal 3nts, 0 D.
Bacon and wife in Emore for the
past ten days, left Friday night for
Boston, where he has embarked on
board the receiving ship, Wabash,
He expects to soon be transferred to
service in the regular navy.
Stanley Parsons of Cumberland,
Md, is spending a vacation at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Parsons in this town. Stan
ley, who is a graduate of ?. A. and of
Norwich University, now has lucra-
tive position in a drafting office OF
the Wabash railroad at Cumberland.
He expects to return there next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Davis left last
Thursday for Oxford, N. H., where
thev will make visit with the latter's
son, Fred Bedell. They will also visit
at the home of MIR. Davis father, G.
A. Davis, at East Montpelier, before
returning. At the latter place ia.
miy reunion will be held, In honor of
the elder Mr.. Davis 10th birthday
anniversary.
c. e. Palmer and Levi Munson left
Tuesday for Derby Line, where they
will spend several days at the home
of Mrs. Palmer's parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Lunt. The party attend
the commencement exercises of Stan
stead college this week and will re-
turn Friday, accompanied by Mrs.
Palmer, who has been visiting there
for some time.
W. e. Ranger, superintendent OF
education, makes the announcement
that Henry L. Southwick, dean ofthe
Emerson school of Oratory, Boston,
is to be among the speakers at the
summer school in Vermont in July.
MIR. Southwick has a wide reputation
and will be big drawing card for the
schools. He will be one of the speak
! ers in Morrisville.
The following is taken from Mont
pelier paper
George FL. EImore and other de
scendants of Col. Samuel Elmore
+ first settlers In the town which bears
J. his name, are to erect monument
e to his memory in the cemetery at Ell
!. more, this summer The stone Ia be
r ing cut at the shop of e. E. Craven il
Montpelier. The monument will bt
n in the form of sarcophagus will
f plain base and die and will weigh
about 8 5000 pounds when completed
n On each of its four sides, in raise,
J. letters, will be suitable inscription
y regarding members fthe family, wht
= are buried in that cemetery.
The Morrisville Military Band CAV
7, a concert in Academy Park las
n Thursday evening, which was largel,
g attended and much appreciated. /
10 good local band is an organization
;. of which any live country tow
It should be proud and the improve
], ment made in our band the pas
year, under the able leadership O
If Don A. Sanders, is worthy of note
e The latest addition to the organiza
e ton is ). Novich, a Polander, VIII.
r. works in the Churchill lumber camp
e and ia a ,hutist of considerable abil
s. ity, having served as musician il
e the Russian Army for several years
If He will play with the band on tn
Fourth.
The Record believes that in orde
to put the Mt. Mansfield Electric rail
road on a good paying basis it Wi
be necessary to extend the line t.
Morrisville. II this is done the roa,
| would add to it's earnings and not In
crease the expense to any great ex
tent. Waterbury at one end of tn
Z line, Morrisville at the other and th
hu3tling progressive town of Stow
y in the middle, ought to make tn
/. road dividend paying proposition
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