News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-04-26

Prospect Ave to apartments in the
"Alhambra."
Sucker fishing is the popular pas
, time with the bc VS. and thesmall boy
with good.sizad string of suckers is
a common sight these days.
Business is lively these days at
John Miners abattoir on Battery
street. He is shipping large quanti-
ties Of choice veal to the city markets.
| Among the people having business
here yesterday we're: NJ. G. Morse of
Hardwick; D c. Walker of Cam
bridge and B. g. Hawley of Jefferson
vile.
| DR.. Stevens has just purchased of
Il. s. Beard a handsome black four
year-old colt. 1t was raised by Beard
and is certainly a very promising
horse.
D. S. Stanford. for the past few
weeks at work in the printing office
here, has gone to Hardwick to as.
sumo responsible position on the
Hardwick GazAtte.
The L. c. A. baseball team went to
Hard wick last Thursday and played
with the school team there. They
lost the game by a score of 10 to 8.
There may be other academic games
before the schools close.
Mrs. Lyman Sherwin is busi'y en-
gagged in disposing of her houshold
Effects and getting ready to vacate
the apartments in the building re-
Gently purchased by F. A. Pope. She
has disposed of quite a quantity of
antique and useful furniture, but still
has considerable left.
The Senior class of the l.. c. A. an
nounce their last social and prom at
the Academy Hall Saturday evening
of this week. An interesting and
thrilling program may be expected.
Light refreshments will be served.
Ten cents admission; punch, "two
for fve." Everybody invited.
The Field Glass;" enters upon it's
third year this season and will open
the campaign with a meeting May
18th on Fitch Hill. The program,
now in the hands of the printer, is
arranged tor twelve meetings, to be
held weekly. A series of interesting
topics pertaining to birds, trees and
flowers have been planned and those
who make a study OF these will be in
terested in these gatherings.
The Listers have filed their abstract
with the Town Clerk and have posted
notices of their meeting to hear
grievances. The meeting will be held
at the County Clerks office Tuesday,
May 2, at 10 O'Clock. All persons
who are not satisfied with their list
as made up by the Listers, should
appear before them on that date.
While the fOotings are not yet made
up, it is believed that there will be
good increase in the Grand List.
Friday next is "Arbor Day" 1t is
hoped that all Interested in beautify-
ing the village cemetery will remem-
Der that the day is to be spent there
in setting out trees and doing other
necessary work. Come prepared to
put in the day Everybody is expect
ed to bring a picnic dinner, but hot
coffee will be furnished free at noon.
Should the weather be unfavorable
for dinner out doors the Gym will be
used.
But for the timely happening along
last Monday of 0 N. Campbell, on
his way home from the village, the
farm house occupied by Addison Hol-
brook would have been destroyed by
FIRE. The chimney was burning out
and Mrs. Holbrook was the only per-
son at home. She was unable to get
any help and just then Oscar came
along. He rushed up into the. ell
chamber and with an ak cut away
the blazing wood and then poured
water on the fire and thus extin-
guished it.
A movement is on foot to purchase
Laboratory for Physical Science"
for the Lamoille Central Academy.
The sum of $500, which had been
raised for piano, is to be turned to
this purpose Ia piano having been
securely and one person offers to give
$4,000 if subscriptions to the amount
of $4,000 are pledged. The impor-
tance and value of such laboratory,
we are told, needs no argument and
we therefore trust there will be gen.
eral response to the appeal that
comes for this purpose.
The marriage of Will Land of
Montreal and Miss Agnes, daughter
of John E. Sullivan, of Hardwick,
took place at the home of the brides
parents Tuesday morning. The nup-
tial knot was tied by Rev. Fr. La
chance of this place in the presence of
the immediate relatives of the bride.
The bride and groom came to this
place and spent the day at the home
of Thos. Moore, Mr.. Lands uncle.
They took the evening train for their
future home, Montreal. where Mr..
Land has a responsible position as
private secretary. They have the
best wishes of a large circle of friends.
Schools throughout the town com.
mence Monday next, May 1st. Fol-
lowing is the list of teachers: