News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-08-23

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Sawyer's.
Miss Abbie McGookin of Eden is
stopping with her sister, Mrs. Elmer
Peck, for while.
c. Fl. Haskell, one of the hustling
business men of WoIcott, was here on
business yesterday.
Park Hurlburt and daughter WIS.,
tied his brother Nelson at Stanstead,
P. O., part of last week.
Miss Georgia Waterman and Chas.
Ferguson will return to Boston to-
morrow, going via Portland.
Il. c. Christy and family spent sew
eral days in camp with DR.. Genge's
people at Lake Eden last week.
Mrs. H. Garcia Eaton and her
daughter, Ellen of Chicago, are visit
ing their many friends in this place.
Miss Lucy and Alonzo Yaw of
Lowell spent a couple OF days with
their sister, Mrs. Nelson Bundy, the
past week.
Mrs. Jesse Waldron and two chill.
dren from Chicago Heights are here
for a visit at the home of her father,
Lester BoomhoWer.
Mrs. Abbie Fletcher of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting relatives here
abouts and will attend the Griswold
re union on Thursday of this week.
Miss Buelah Monteith of Boston ar
rived here last Saturday night and is
spending her vacation with her par
ents at their summer home "The
Naples
Geo. Wood and bride of Hartland
were here several days last week,
coming up in an automobile. Mrs.
Wood is q sister of DR.. Stevens of
this place.
The Junior Church." which has
been suspended during the warm
weather, will be resumed at the
Cong'l Church on Sunday next at 5
O'Clock p. m.
A handsome new three-seated
wagon has been placed on the
northern stage route. This with the
addition of several good horses has
put the caravan in good shape.
The anti Shooters" had an in
teresting meeting in the Library last
Saturday evening. Their paper for
the removal of Senator Smoot from
the U. S, Senate is receiving many
signatures.
Once more the town clock is on
duty. Win dIals re-painted and
hands gilded and new figures it pre-
sents foe appearance. It's vacation
of ten dnSs-rae noticed by almost
everybody.
The 7Gh birthday of Everett Eaton
was observed yesterday by party
attended by several of his young
friends. The little folks had de-
lighttul time and the young man re-
ceived several gifts from his friends.
A number of the neighbors and
friends held a bee at the John Foy
place last Saturday and finished hay
ing for the widow. "Many hands
make light work" was certainly true
in this case, as the work was, done up
slick and clean.
The recent arrival of a son. lbs.,
in the family of Paul Goodwin and
wife of Manchester, N. H., is an
nounced. Mrs. Goodwin will be re-
membered as Alice Eastman, for
merly of this place.
The Fair comes next week. Of
course everybody from this way will
go. Indicatio%g are that it will be
the best Fair held in this county for
many years. The management show
good sense lin prohibiting the presence
of automobiles or motor vehicles.
The Year Book of the Home Gull
ture Club is in the hands of the
printers and will be out this week.
Judging from the program as ar
ranged the ninth year of this popular
organic alton will be more interesting
than ever. The opening meeting of
the club comes Oct. 2nd.
Jacob Hayford returned last week
from Burlington, where he was at
the Mary Fletcher Hospital for three
weeks, receiving treatment for dis
eased bone in his right leg. The
bone was found to be in much better
condition than anticipated. Jacob
comes back muchimproved, butts un-
able to do any work as yet.
Mrs. Alzlda P. Smith of Oregon,
Wisconsin, is visiting friends in this
place. Mrs. Smiths maiden name
was Preston and she was born in this
town. Her first husband was n, Water
man, who for time kept the Brick
Hotel and died there. Mrs. Smith
retains great fondness for the
scenes of her youth and may again
take up her residence here,
C.H. Morse of st. Johnsbury, rep
resenting the publishers of the Ref
erence History Edition of Webster's
International Dictionary, comes from
Morrisville to Hyde Park this week.
A number of families there have
availed themselves of the opportun-
ity to order this splendid work
through Mr.. Morse. The people of
this pia e will not be less interested
in this unrivaled dictionary which
combines history with words, and is,
as Pres. Elliott of Harvard College
calls it, ga wonderful compact store
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