News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-02-08
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in Cabot last week.
Mrs. f e. Page was a visitor at
st. JohnsbuTy Tuesday.
Sheriff Stevens and wife spent Sun
day last with friends at Cambridge.
Ferdinand Gauthler visited friends
in Burlington several days last week.
A. j. Shackett is up from Massa-
chusetts on business and pleasure
trip.
Miss Glenna Austin of Johnson Wis.,
tied her sister, Mrs. Heath, on Mon
day last.
Episcopal services at the COng1
church Monday evening next at 7.30
O'Clock. AlIinvited.
Miss Hannah Hunt of Whitefield
| n. h., wes a recent visitor at the
home of Sheriff Stevens.
Remember that the Marcel enter
tainment tomorrow evening bids
fair to be the best in the course.
L. A. Trudo of Sheldon who has
been visiting his brother, R. G. Trudo
for several days, returned home this
| morning.
Delinquent tax payers should re-
member that IN order to vote at
town meeting they must pay ptheir
taxes by Feb. rs
Miss Helen Wood entertained sever
al of her young friends last Saturday
evening, 1t was a recherche affair,
grealy enjoyed by ali.
They are taking account of stock
at the Corner Store these days; but
that should not deter anybody from
taking advantage of the bargains
that are now being offered there in all
lines of winter goods.
R. Trudo, who has been working
in the Denio butter box factory for
several months, finished work there
Saturday night, and has commenced
duties in the steam mill, taking the
place OF Lynn Stearns.
The barber shop at the Phoenix has
changed hands, l. P. Jackson hav-
ing sold out to Mine Host Spicer,
who will run it in connection with the
hotel. Jas. Newcomb will be the man.
ipulatOr of the re- zors and shears.
Thursday afternoon and evening of
this week comes the Grange anniver-
sary and also the 40th wedding anni-
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge G.
Sherwin. The double event will be
celebrated in a becoming manner at
Fine View Farm.
Ed. Sinner of Gilmore imbibed too
freely of fire water last Saturday and
attempted to take entire charge of a
dance at the Pond, to which objection
was made. Officer Griswold took him
in charge and he is now making a ten
days visit at the county hOstelry.
The Home Culture Club held it's reg
ular meeting Monday evening with
Mrs. Mcfarland. Papers were given
on Schools in the Great Cities" by
Mrs. Holbrook and on the "Model
Industrial Village" by Mrs. Wiswell
The next meeting comes Feb, Goth
aud will be social" to be held at
the PhRnix.
In accordance with the bylaws of
the Hyde Park Cemetery Association
a meeting will be held at Mrs. A. V.
Wiswell's Tuesday, Feb. IA, at ? p.
m, to talk over the business to come
before the annual meeting, which oc-
ours the second Tuesday in March.
All members should remember the
date, especially of the annual meeting.
Rev. C. S. Hager returned from his
Albany visit last Thursday and on
Sunday occupied his pulpit again,
much to the pleasure of a large audi
ence. He took for his text Isa. 80,
2, and had for his theme "An Ideal
Service" giving one of his interesting
The music was very fine,
the choir being augmented by an ad-
tenor voice.
About a month before Town Meet
ing. The political pot" begins to
simmer a little and in a short time
there will be the usual boil. At
present but little is said, although it
is generally understood that at least
two officials will step down and out,
having had all the honors they wish
as servants of the people. They are
First Selectman Clifton Denio, who
has business enough of his own to
attend to without further looking
after the towns interests. The same
is also true of School Director F. r.
Child. At least these two offices will
have to be filled by new men, and
there may be Others when the meet
ing convenes. The towns finances
are in good shape. Taxes are pretty
we'll paid up and it looks now as if
of very particular impor-
ta ncp would coma nm at the mating