News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1911-08-09


order that he appoint cashier for the
institution, has named Carroll Spaulding
for that position.
With the two excellent savings banks
we have in this county we do not appre-
hend this new enterprise will do a very
great business, as it pays only two per
cent interest and money must be on de-
posit year before it can draw interest.
MOrristoWn District Schools
The district schools will begin August
21, with the exception of Nos 2 and 8,
which begin one week later. Following
is the list of teachers: Grace Russ, Dis
trict No. 2, Morristown Corners; Haze
Keeler, No. 3, Cady's Falls; Nette Page,
No. 4, Campbell District; Carrie Brown,
No. 5, South Laporte; Winnie Johnson,
No. 6, Elmore road; Alice Tyndall, No. 7,
Morristown Plains; Evelyne Stone, No.
s, Lampson District; Lena Wilder, No. 9,
Adams District; Ethel Sails, No. 10,
Matthew District; Lucy Slayton, No. 13,
North Laporte; Grace Tyndall, No. IA,
Cheney District; Glee Merritt, No. Is,
Mud City; Jennie Towle, No. 49, Billings
District.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Stotts of Des
Moines, Iowa, are visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Stewart left Mon
day morning for a weeks stay in Rut-
land and also to attend the R. F. D.
meeting there.
A party of twenty seven boys and
girls, Tribune fresh air children from
New York, went up on the morning mail
to Greensboro for a two. weeks outing.
Mrs. c. H. Slocum left Monday even
ing for a trip 40 the West. visiting
friends in Boston and Cleveland and her
sister, Miss Mary Moody, OF St. Louis
At the Woodman's meeting in Stowe
tomorrow evening the winning Stowe
team will be presented with the John
stone cup. All those who intend to be
present from Morrisville are asked to
notify Dr. Johnstone
Rev. Frederic w. Raymond of Proctor,
former classmate of Rev. c. c. St.
Clare, will preach at the Congregational
church next Sunday. The following Sun
day former pastor, Rev. c. c. St. Clare
of Port Henry. N. Y, will preach.
Do not forget that the Fair manage.
ment are making plans to give Lamoille
county the best Fair ever held here. The
best of everything in all lines are prom
ised and it will be a success from start
to finish. Plan to attend. Read the big
advt on page 8.
The Clayton Story place near Dream
void will soon be lighted by cleo
tricity, the trustees having decided to
install a line to his place. The Storys
already have several boarders and it is
expected that next year they will have a
house full 1t bids fair to be one of the
attractive hostelries in this vicinity.
Mrs. H. L. Stevens has been called to
Whitefeld, N. H., by the death of Harry
w. Hines, which occurred Monday. I he
funeral took place today. Mr.. Hines
died of tuberculosis He spent several
months at Hyde Park last year, where
he lived in a tent fighting the disease.
For time he was better, but on going
to White6eld his health declined.
The public will be pleased to know
that the big reservoir has been running
over for some time and the water and
light commissioners have informed the
trustees that there is at this time ample
water for sprinkling the streets. The
public will also be pleased to know that
the pump for taking water from the
river to the railroad company's tank
will soon be installed.