News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-06-18
Great DAMAGE By Storm


n Best.
Great Damage By Storm
Last Monday evening at about 1880
\ o'clock this village and vicinity was
~ svisited by one Of the most Obstructive
n wind and rains storms, which has swept
EEli this place for some time.
Throughout the village and especially
EatsAcademv Park, on Bridge street, Sum
nler street, Brooklyn, in Jersey Heights
H and in fact in about every direction trees
were blown down or badly injured Some
"A 2Ostrees were blown down belonging to
Il H. &c. Fisk on Jersey Heights.
Outside of the village the storm was
H not as severe, ,althoughin some places con-
Il siderable damage was done.
Z The silo on the r. w. Beard farm was
blown over, carriage shed unroofed on
Il the George Town farm, and at the Liv-
4 ingston farm large BARN was partially
h unroofed.
Both the telephone and electric light
4 power systems suffered considerably from
The storm.
d Mrs. Geo. A. Cheney is confined to her
4 bed by illness.
Mrs. A. D. Cole went to Hardwick
i Monday to visit her mother, Mrs. Abran
Y Tatro
4 Mrs. Hannah Allen went to ST. Albans
Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
A, c. Littel.
Y E. S. Edison has been appointed substi-
4 tute carrier on r. F. D. 1 in place of l.. L.
Camp, resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Fisher were guests
Y over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs Alton Lit.
tel q st. Albans.
Mrs. E. N. Patch of Cambridge was in
town Tuesday, called here by the illness
of her brother-in-law, o. L. Woods
Mrs M. S. Norton of Kenwood, N. Y,
was a guest The latter part of last week
of her cousin, Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas.
The condition of O. L. Woods, who is
suffering from the effect of a paralytic
shock, remains practically unchanged
Mrs w, T. Best went to Boston last |
Thursday, where she expects to undergo |
an operation at the Deaconess Hospital.
Mrs. Boardman Shaw went to Lvn-
donvllle lastThursday called there by the
n ba,-e q. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Palmer and two
children of Wilder were guests over Sum-
day of Mrs Palmer's sister Mrs. w. NJ
Sargent
Miss Lula Towne underwent a very
successful operation for appendicitis at
Y Mary Fletcher Hospital last Saturday
1 morning.
Rev. 6. W. Tabor, G. H. Prior and l..
Grace Prior will go Saturday to Beebe
Camp meeting, Quebec, returning Mon
day, the 3Oth
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Duval and child
Of St. Johnsbury were guests last week
of Mrs Duvars parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Boyce
Miss Marjorie Gates, who recently
graduated from the Mt. Ida School at :
Newton, Mass, is visiting her parents,
Mr. aud Mrs. c. L. Gates.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Boardman and
! daughter, Miss Alberat Boardman, were
guests over Sunday at the home of MIR. {
and Mrs. w. Fennell in Burlington.
a The serious illness of Oscar Woods is !
regretted Py all. A man of sterling in :
tegrity, g9lal and liked by everybody,
be mas h9st of friends in the co immunity.
r Mrs, T. Harris arrived home Tues =
day mofnIg from Florida, where she =
: has been pending the winter. Her
p daughter liss Brenda Harris, will re- T
MAN there \ or the present. \
The firm p E. E. Harris & Co., that V
for Is year mas consisted of E. E. narris c.
and !. b. "fodworth, has been dissolved B
by mutual asent and the business will A
be continuef at the old stand by E. E. S
Eanis. e.
Mss Ada l'Hswold of Montpelier, W
/ former residin Of this place. who came
4, last Wednes ay to visit her aunt, Mrs. "
Boardman paw, was called to Lyndon W
vile Thursd by the death OF another II
aunt, Mrs. 9 fadace stone.
/ The MoIi'7le Water and Light Com q
missioner I'd awarded to the James 7.
, Teael Co Of Springfield. O.. the contract !,
e of installing 'le new 1000 h, p. water
wheel for the Power plant at Cadv's
III Falls and lN1 work will commence the nj
% ST of next month. N,