News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-06-17
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MIS-. Il. ". Page and son Proctor are
visiting relatives in Stowe.
W. d. Strong and Clarence Parker
were visitors in Newport recently.
Carroll G. Page went to Essex Monday
night, where he is spending few days
with Thos. Hanley.
ii. A. Noyes and family have gone to
Greensboro, where they are occupying
the Mcfarland cottage for few days.
DON'T forget the Republican caucus
tomorrow evening; and also remember
that the time for which the caucus is
called is : o'clock.
Mrs. Nora Scofeld went to Burlington
yesterday with her daughter Dorothy,
where the latter is undergoing an opera
ton upon her eyes,
Miss Majorie Cram, who has been tenn
porarily employed by Town Clerk Wood,
completed work last Friday and has re-
turned to her home in Burlington.
Geo. Pope is in Greensboro, where he
has employment with a farmer. His
brother Eddie is doing like work in the
same town, where he has been for some
time.
Advertised letters at the postoffice are
as follows:-Miss Mary Morley, 2; Mr.. j.
Chnbonneau, Mr.. M. C. Frost, Mrs.
Olive Parker, Glenn Hyde, 3. NJ. Dock,
Laura Wells.
Edw. Bullard, who recently returned
from the west, is at present stopping
with Chas Gregg. Mr.. Bullard is having
serious time with rheumatism, which
necessitates using crutches.
Childrens Day will be observed at the
Cong'l church on Sunday morning next.
There will be music and recitatons by
the Sabbath school, to be followed by
infant baptism. Everybody cordially
invited.
The village street commissioner, Frank
Strong, is doing a good job on the road
leading to Morrisville, via the covered
bridge. The road is being built just as
the Morristown folks have built their
end. When finished this will be one of
the best strips of road in this section.
r. L. Fairbanks released the deer that
has been boarder at his place since last
winter. 1t viii be remembered that the
deer was found in weak condition
down dear IthieI Falls last winter and
res .ss.oasht to Faiibanks' where he was
Eapf until TuaSdavy sf Iacft, r,,aoI, ,,-1,ao
Romna released him. He grazed awhile
in Newcomb's pasture and then becom-
ing frightened he disappeared.
Judge Tucker has been enjoying the
pleasure of John Harris and wife in car
riage driving the past week. They have
visited various parts of this and adjoining
towns, and on Friday took trip to Mont
pelier, returning to Hardwick Saturday
and on Sunday visited Craftsbury. Mrs.
Harris, who is southern lady, is greatly
pleased with Vermont and in the carriage
drives, being an expert horse woman, has
handled the rens to large extent. She
is also somewhat interested in photog-
raphy and has taken upwards of a hum
dred views of Vermont scenery.
Oliver Emerson, the longtime and
efficient night watchman at the hide
house, met with an accident recently
whereby he lost his left eye. He was
building a fire and in pulling a barrel
hoop out of a pile of wood the end flew
and struck him in the eye. So badly in
jured was the member that Drs. Valeau,
Chas. Bates and Johnstone of Morrisyille
found it necessary to remove the same,
which was done on Wednesday of last
week. DR.. Valleau performing the opera
ton assisted by the other two doctors.
Oliver is however getting along nicely
and will soon be again at his post of duty.
c. E. DEMO and his niece, Miss Doris,
went do Chittenden county last Sunday
on an automobile trip. On the way
home, when near North Underhill the
machine became discombobulated ~
owing to the use of a different oil, and
refused to perambulate. After working
at it for a couple of hours Clifton gave it
up put the machine in barn and uncle
and niece look four mile stroll to Warren
where they put up for the
night. Next morningithe Young lady came
home by train, while Clifton awaited the
arrival of Preston from this place with the
proper oil and few necessary tools. 1t
ook the DEMO Bros. about two days to
AXE the machine apart and repair the
which had become set.
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUs.-A Democratic
Caucus will be held at the Town Hall on
June 20th, at p. m, for the
purpose of electing delegates to attend
he Democratic District and State Con-
,ention to be held at Burlington Friday,
Iune 26 A full attendance desired.-
Per Order Democratic Committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Douglass, Mr.. and
Hrs. F. NJ. Small and Lloyd Bentley made
lie ascent of Mt. Mansfield last Saturday.
{ was a fine day for the trip and they
eport fine time, with some fine views
rom the summit. Mr.. Douglass leaves