News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-05-13


ness visitor in town Tuesday.
George S. Houghton of Boston has
| been business visitor in town this week.
A. II. Ring was at home Saturday and
Sunday from the Vermont Business Col
lege.
George Olmstead of Barre is a guest
this week of his father, Samuel Ohm"
stead.
B. c. Sheldon and son of Swanton were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Slayton
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Parks of Hardwck
were guests over Sunday of the latter's
brother, A. E. Grant, and family on
Cherry Avenue.
Mrs. G.. A. Herrick and Miss Dorothy
Campbell of Hardwick were guests over
Sunday at the home OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Charles Herrick on the Randolph road.
Montgo lery Heath, who has been
spending some time with his son, V. e.
Heath, returned the first of the week to
his home in INLAND, N. Ii.
Miss Ruth Bullard, daughter of V. A.
Bullard of Burlington, who is attending
the johnson Normal School, was guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Z. l.. Gates, over Sun
day.
= Wednesday, May 20, a special supper
will be served at the Methodist church
benefit of the Junior department of the
Sunday school.
No need of sending away for furniture
of any kind when we have two excellent
establishments right here in MorriSville.
You can do just as well, and in many
cases better, right at home.
The Senior Glass of Peoples Academy
has made arrangements to be photo
graphed at the Bentley Studio during
Com mencement week Bentley is show
ing some new styles in this class of work.
The condition of Mrs. E. G.. Barrows,
who has been confined to her bed by i'll
ness, since Saturday, is improving. Her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Christopher Robinson
of Stowe, has been with her for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex n. Washburn of
Bethel were guests Saturday and Sunday
at the home of the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. III. Atchinson. Mrs. Larona
Hurlburt of Palmer Mass, is now guest
at the Atchinson home.
George G. Cole passed his tweutySira.
birthday at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Ii. Cole at Pleasant View Hill
Farm Sunday last Those from out of
town were Mrs. Closson and Miss Birdie
Graves of Waterloo, P. @.
J. T. Hill of Montpelier was business
visitor in town the first of the week. Mr..
Hill is past eighty years of age, but ex-
cept for lameness, from which he has
suffered for several years, he is enjoying
remarkably good health.
A. M. Brigham, who recently moved to
Waterbury, is shipping carload of lum-
Der there where he expects to build resi-
dence this summer for his own occupan-
cy. Mr.. Brigham says the laJch-string
will always be out to Morrisville friends.
Mrs. Romaine Morse and children, who
have been spending several weeks with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Parker, returned to their home in Sher-
burne Monday. Her sister, Mrs. A. w.
Waite, and daughter Miss Dorothy, ac-
companied them for visit of a week or
ten days.
The Shriners of this vicinity have ex-
tended an invitation to Mount Sinai
Temple Mystic Shrine to hold a mid
summer meeting on the Lamoille Valley
Fair Grounds. 1t is not known that the
invitation will be accepted, but if it is
the local Shriners promise the visiting
Mobiles the time of their life. "
Road Commissioner Barrows has done
4 first class job on the new road to Cady's
Falls. The road about the new bridges
has been "balldsted" with a lot of stone
,hips and nicely covered with dirt. The
grading has also been improved and a
ong string of guard rails placed about
he approaches to both bridges.
There were lively times at Cady's Falls
asst Friday night. The terpsichorean
estivities were all right, but the presence
# some who had partaken too freely of
stowe and Highgate high license " did |
lot add to the pleasure of the occasion
nut rather created melee in which there |
vas considerable pommelling. Some
'ody ought to get busy.
Walter Isham exhibited to his friends |
asst Thursday fine specin of square
all trout, which weighed three pounds
nd three ounces. 1t was caught by him
n Corey Pond and was photographed by
5entley. Iii the intention of Mr.. Isham
0 have half tone cut made from the
icture to add to the wall decoration at
he Corey Pond cottage.
On Friday, May 10, the women of the
Jniversalist parish will serve a hot meat
inner and baked bean supper in their
estry. The committee give assurance
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