News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1906-12-05
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| II. Il. Ladeal OF ClaremOnt, is visiting
his father John Ladeau. .
VIM. McGinnis of the Industrial School
is at home for short time.
Melvin Morse, Esq, of Hardwick was
here on legal business Tuesday.
Willis Sherwin had the misfortune to
lose one of his best cows last week.
Miss Waite will begin her dancing
classes here on Wednesday eve., Dec. 12.
Mrs. Chancey Crocker of No. Hyde
Park was guest at the home of Jonas
Stevens on Tuesday last.
Pope, the hardware man, has fine lot
of useful and ornamental holiday goods.
Go early and get your pick.
Episcopal services at the Cong'l church
on Monday evening next with Rev.
Forsythe in charge. All invited.
Wilson Leach has gone to Bakersfield
for few weeks, to act as coach for the
Brigham Academy Basket ball team.
Jacob Pearlroth has snapped his Cream
cry Avenue property with Asa Hunt for
real estate in Morrisville; possession next
spring
Fred E. Smith, Representative from
Cambridge, transacted business here ON
Saturday last. Fred looks as if Legis-
lative duties agreed with him.
Parties from New York and Philadel-
phia were here over Sunday They are
large users of asbestos and had been in
specting the Tucker mines in Lowell.
Noyes Wood has added an assortment
of fancy china to his stock of general
merchandise. 1t makes fine showing
and is just the thing for holiday gifts.
Sheriff Stevens butchered his pig Mon
day. 1t is a good one, but not quite up
to the one slaughtered by Henry Lilley
the same day and away behind that 500
FOUNDER up at Centerville.
Mrs. E. j. Willard aud daughter Rosa
mond of Galway, N. Y, and Mrs. 0. d.
Matthews, of Barre were visitors several
days the past week at the homes of Judge
Kelley and Mrs. H. NJ. Noyes.
A fine Thanksgiving gathering was
that at Elbrdge Sherwin's "Fine View
Farm" A number of the immediate rel
atives were present from this and neigh
boring towns and all had delightful
time, besides grand good dinner.
Announcement is made of the marriage
of Miss Leila WhittemOre and Ernest G.
Page, both former students of the LEA.
The event took place to-day at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Crocker, of North Hyde Park. They
have many friends here who extend he1rt-.
lest congratulations.
The work of repairs upon the Court
House are about completed and we now
have one of the pleasantest and best ar
ranged Court Houses in the State. The
creates improvement is putting cellar
with fine cement bottom under the en-
tire building. An addition has also been
! built on the rear for toilet rooms.
The bi-monthly meeting of the Home
Culture Club was held on Monday even
ing with Mrs E. L. Noyes. About twenty
were present. A very interesting paper
was read by Mrs. Lillian Leach on Home
Life of the Early Pilgrims" Current
topics were also discussed. Next meet.
ing with Mrs. Lettie Waite Dec. 18th.
Edw. Stevens of Kansas, City, No.,
gave his parents and friends here genu-
inc surprise by appearing in their midst
Tuesday morning. He was called to Bos-
ton as a witness in a suit and having a
few hours at his disposal took advantage
of the same and came up home. He is
looking fine and likes the west first-rate.
b. starts back to-day.
Edmund Bisson and wife and their
daughters, Genevieve and Katherine.
also their niece, Lena, all of Burlington
spent several days here recently at the
home of Mrs. Della Gauthier, who is
Mrs. Bisson's sister. There was the
usual Thanksgiving feast, attended by a
number of relatives, and on Saturday
evening party was given in honor of the
young Misses, which was attended by
score of our village children. All had
very pleasant time.