News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-08-02

ing.
Waite is cffering his stock OF har-
nesses, wagons, &c, at reduced prices.
Sse him if in want of anything In that
line.
Geo. Butler, with his wife and son
OF Johnson were visitors at the home
of Lester BoOmhoWer several days
the past week.
Mrs. Ellen Brigham returned last
Friday from Camp Aspenhurst,"
Greensboro. where she has been for
several weeks.
Sheriff Robbins was a visitor in the
place yesterday. "Gus" retains con-
sidera bic affection for the county
seat and It's people.
R. S. Page has added fine Ayrshire
thoroughbred, from the State Indus
trial School to his dairy equipment
on the Allen farm.
Attention is called to the Business
Notice of Miss Bertha Minor. AS she
intends to go west Sept. 1st, she will
sell everything at cost.
j. L. Gleason, late manager of the
Ph9nix, left with his family yester-
day for Bellows Falls. Robert Mud.
gett is now in charge of the hotel.
Several of the young lady school
teachers from this town took eek
ans" at the teachers examination
at MOrrisville the first of the week.
Station Agent Brill has had a
nfniT nIn in 0f
lawn on the east side of the station,
greatly adding to the beauty of the
place.
Mrs. Geo. Brown, Mrs. Andrew
Smith ald Miss Jennie Minor spent
Saturday last at camp Windemere,
Lake Eden, the guest of Mrs. P. II.
DeNio.
An account of the Hager-Sawyer
nuptiaIs is given on page three.
That happiness, prosperity and long
life may be theirs ls the wish of a
host of friends here and elsewhere.
Eddie Pope has gone to Lonoxville,
P. c. to stop some time with his
grandfather, Jas. Pope. His brother,
Clarence, is in Cambridge, where he
will remain several weeks with his
uncle George.
Chas. Morse and wife, from New
Onleans, La, passed Sunday here
with F. P Hill. They intend visiting
in this vicinity for a few weeks, after
which they will take up their abode
at Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. L. NJ. Knight ard her daugh-
ter and grand daughter, Mrs. F. c.
Page and Laura, who have been at
the home of G. A. Knight for several
weeks, started for their home at
Woodstock, ILL.,, Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Genge, whonow make
their home with their son in st.
Johnsbury, spent several days here
recently as guests at the home of
Herbert Christy. They enjoyed their
visit hugely and their many friends
were glad to see them.
Rev. W. II. Hamlin of East Hamp-
ton, Mass, will preach in the Congl
church next Sunday morning. All
are invited. Mr.. Hamin is the young
man who preached here a Sunday in
April. He will supply the pulpit dur
ng August and September,
Town Treasurer Strong makes his
annual announcement in this issue
regarding the payment OF taxes.
They may now be paid at the store
of Strong & Foss. Ninety days from
August 4th is the time within which
to pay and save the discount.
The best way to keep trade at
home is to make prices conform with
those of other places. People will go
where they can get the best bar
gains-its human nature; local
pride" and "patroniz9 home indus
tries" always follow this fact-they
never lead.
The School Directors have hired G.
Edison Junkins of York Corners, Me-,
as Principal of the Lamoille Central
Academy. Mr.. Junkins is a gradu-
ate of Bates College and has had ex-
perience as a teacher. He comes
highly recommended. Miss Maurice,
who has been teaching at Mont
gomery, takes the place of Miss Car
penter in the Grammar Department;
otherwise the teachers will be the
same.
Isadore Whitcomb, the nine-year-
old daughter of Chas. WhitcOmb had
the misfortune to break her leg last
Friday. She fell from load of hay,
sliding down behind the horses and
in some way broke her left leg just
above the knee. Whether forward
wheel of the wagon ran over her or
she was kicked by one of the horses,
is not known, but probably the
former. DR.. Slayton set the limb and
the girl is now quite comfortable.
Sarah Nolan, the wife Of John Ma
loney, died on Monday last from can
Ger, with which she had been i'll long
time. She was born in Fairfield 63
years ago. With her husband and
son John she came to this place eight
years ago, taking up their abode on
the farm on Battle Row, known as
the Judge Noyes farm. She was the
mother of fen children, five bows and