News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-09-06

| Nelson Bundy has rented apart
ments over Noyes Woods store.
Anthony GsuthieI p I'D wife have re-
turned to their hor 10 Tilton, N. Ell.
Miss Maurice u the L. C. A., is
boarding at tie home of Winn Hol-
brook.
Miss Kate Regain from Barnard
was recent guest OF Mrs. Will La
Porte.
Mrs. Nellie Finnegan has gone to
Hinesburgh to spend few days with
relatives.
Miss Sadie Badger of Hardwick
spent several days here recently with
Miss Alma Noyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Thomas of
Cambridge we're guests at Frank
Browns the past week.
Mrs. W. E. Bailey of Craftsbury
spent the past week at the home of
her brother, F. B. Noble.
Mrs. Thaddeus Cormier and chill
dren are spending a couple of weeks
with friends at st. Johnsbury.
VIM. Benway returned from Rich
mond last night, He contemplates
purchasing barber shop there.
Mrs. Joanna Griswold and her
cousin, Mrs. Silas Griswold, visited
at Waterbury on Saturday last.
Miss Nina Cleveland and daughter
Jessie of Jeffersonvile, spent Satur-
day last at the home of Sam'I Miller.
Mrs. Sarah Livingston of Swanton
was visitor at the home of P. G.
Wood, her cousin, a part of last week.
Miss Annie Grimes. who is now en-
ployed at Burlington as a stenogra-
pher, visited friends here the past
week.
Miss Helen Waterman, who is
spending her vacation here, returns
to her school duties at Everett, Mass,
on Saturday next
Mrs. Nora Scoteld went to STAN
stead Tuesday, taking her daughter
Dorothy, who enters upon her second
year at school there.
Addison Grimes of Hudson, Mass,
spent Sunday here with his nephew,
Homer Lanpher. He went from here
to st. Adams Monday.
P. T. DEMO and family spent Sun
day last at their camp at Eden. This
is their last visit for the season and
the camp is now closed.
F. R. Child was a business visitor
at Mortified Monday and at VOL
colt Tuesday. Fred keeps on the
move about all of the time.
Everett Sherwin who graduated
from Yale college last June, has gone
to Westmorland, n. H., where he has
taken the principalship of a school.
Loren Marley, who kaa -bae.. "ef,
the HOOKS FOR 2es~per OF weeks
and unable to give attention to his
various duties, has so much I'm
proved as to be able to resume work
to-day.
F. B. Noble who looked after the
school building last spring will have
charge of the same again this fall.
No midnight capers or other funny
business bout that Institution while
he is in charge.
Mrs. Antoine Miller and daughter
Ruth of Burlington are spending a few
days here with Antoine" who is an
employe of the steam mill. When
the mill moves to st. Johnsbury they
will 60 with him and make their home
there.
Geo, Brill, for the past ten years in
charge of the railroad station at this
place, finishes work there this week
and on Monday next will assume
charge of the freight depot at Norris
vile. His successor will be Clark
Richardson, whose place he takes at
Morrisville.
School in all departments, opened
at the l.. c. A. to-day with good
attendance. There are quite num-
Der of attendants from out of the vii
lage. The list of teachers is: Princi-
pal, c. E Junkins, A. B., Preceptress
Mrs. Grace Stevens; Grammar, Miss
Mary Maurice; intermediate, Miss
Rose Rooney; Primary, Miss Winnie
Rooney.
Dispositions we're taken yesterday
and to-day by County Clerk Waite,
in the matter of the custody of the
daughter of F. H. Mcfarland. Col.
Sawyer appeared for Mcfarland and
f. A. White, Esq of Brookline, Mass,
for Mrs. II. z Whittier, the mother
of the child. A large number of wit
nesses were examined and the Clerk
was assisted by Miss Herrick as ste
nographer. The depositions go to
Judge Powers, who will give the case
hearing at Montpelier on Thursday
evening.
No More Deputy Sheriff