News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1905-05-17
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bury last Monday.
A son was born to Peter Russell
and wife last week
Sheriff Stevens and wife were Wis
itors at Wolcott last Sunday.
II. "A. Noyes was business visitor
in Rutland and Middlebury last week.
Frank Strong spent few days
last week at Burlington and Under
hill.
FIN. Culver and wife were visitors
at their former home, Stowe, last
Sunday.
A.G. Spicer was OYER in Champlain
N. Y, last week looking up hotel
business.
Miss Marion Stay ton of Morrisville
spent Sunday last here with Miss
Helen Wood.
DR.. A. M. Goddard of Albany, with
his wife and baby, spent few days
here last week.
Miss Alice Gle of Morrisville spent
last Sunday here with her friend,
Miss Ethel Strong.
Mrs. c. P, Sawyer and daughter
of Hardwick were guests at Col.
Sawyer's last Sunday.
Advertised letters :-Orrin w. Hop
kins, Rosa Deizan, Mrs. Timothy
Her1ick, Mrs. Francis Nadia.
Mrs. Lucy Smith, who has been il
the south the past winter, has return
ed and is now cooking at the Phoenix.
Miss Hazel Arkley was a visitor at
her home in Essex Junction over Sun
day last, returning Monday morning.
Perry Foster and his coterie of art
lists are at work in Johnson at pres
ent, painting Lieut.. Gov. Stearns'
residence.
Leon Griswold of Pages office, is
having an attack of the measles and
he is having them in the most ap-
proved form.
Miss Lottie Howe, tor several
months an employe at the Phoenix,
returned to her home at Tilton, N.
H, last Thursday.
A lovely shower was that of Mon
day morning. Grass, the leaves and
vegetation generally are consequent
ly booming in great shape.
Edgar Pratt has sold his farm,
known as the Cook farm, to George
Brown. Pratt expects to move soon
to the Codding farm, which he has
recently bought.
Chas. Eaton was visitor here a
short time last week. He returned
to Waltham, Mass, last Saturday
and on Monday started for Califor-
mia. His family will remain in the
east for the present.
Lyman Peck and wife have taken
the D. F. Fletcher farm on shares and
have moved into the house with Mr..
and Mrs. Fletcher. ]. w. Noble and
family, who have been there several
months, have moved back to Hard
wick.
The St. Johnsbury Caledonian
gives the list of teachers elected for
the school year at that place, begin
ming Sept. II, 1905. Among them
is Miss Miss Lucy E. Sawyer of this
place, who has been a teacher there
the past few years.
Harry Clement, well known in this
section, a son of W. E. Clement of
Hardwick, and grandson of the
late Vim. Page, was married at
Monkton last Thursday to Ava Lii
liam Smith Of that place. They will
be at home at Hardwick after June
LIST. Heartiest congratulations are
extended from whole lot of La
noble county friends.
The Field class held its first meet
ing for the year on Fitch Hill. There
was good attendance and the in
terest in the meeting was great. The
next meeting will be held on "Mt.
Pisgah," Friday, at which time two
papers will be presented-one on
"The Blackbird Family" by Miss
Norton and the other on "The Poppy
Family" by Mrs. Moves Wood.
At an early hour Monday morning
there was an alarm of fire. The cry
came from the tenderloin - neigh
borhood and proved to be in the
Perlroth cottage. Some papers near
the chimney had caught fire, but be-
fore the "Fire Department reached
the spot the flames were extinguish-
ed. The damage was slight, but for
time the excitement was great.
Capt. Waite attended the funeral
of ] A. Rouse at East Berkshire, last
Saturday. Mr.. Rouse was the head