News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-07-15

| from new maven, NOHn., where he ma
spent several weeks with his father.
Rev. D. L. Sanford and son, John Sar
ford, of Hardwick, were callers in tow
Tuesday on their way to Cambridge.
Ned Phillips returned Monday morn
ing from Island Pond, where he spent
week with his sister, Mrs. T. c. Carr.
T. B. Ellis and daughter, Miss Nita, re.
turned Monday from a weeks stay will
relatives in St. Albans, Highgate and va
rious places in Canada.
F. H. Peck was at home from Jay over
Sunday. He was accompanied to Jay
Tuesday. by his son, Seth, who viii
spend week with his father
Mrs. Eliza Fairman Of Hardwick, he1
sister, Mrs, Bailey, and niece, Miss Iva
Bailey of South Dakota, were gueets oI
Mr.. and Mrs. F, L. George, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bemas and son,
Lyle of North Arlington, Mass, have
been guests the past week of Mrs. Benz
as sister, Mrs. E. G. Page.
Mr.. and Mrs Newton Carlstrom and
son, who have been spending two weeks
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Truman
Sweetzer, returned to Waltham, Mass,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Maurice returned
Monday evening from Grand Isle Coun-
ty, where they have been spending some
time in camp on the shores of Lake
Champlain.
George Robson, who has been spend
ing ten days with his family at the Cor
ners, left Monday 10 resume his work
for the Trans. Continental Railroad Co.,
with headquarters at Quebec.
Mrs. A. F. Gauther. who has been Wis
iting relatives Of Mr. Gauthier for the
past two weeks, LETT Saturday for a visit
in Barton and Newport before return
ing to her home ia Tilton. N H.
While coming from the Frank Meach-
am store with groceries, last Satur-
day, Mrs. NJ B. Eaton fell, severely in
iuring her hand and chest and receiving
many minor bruises, besides a severe
shaking up.
Lamoille County was we'll repres sented
at the Alburg Club House, last Sunday,
there being at dinner there from this vi
Unity, GOV. Stearns and party, Leroy
Morse and party, James Kelley and son
ind M. p Maurice and wife.
Herman Christy completed work, last
Saturday night, as baker at the Bon
Ton Bakery, and returned to st. Johns
,ury. Arthur Dobey who has been em-
,loyed in the Cross bakery at Montpel-
er for some time, began work there on
tuesday.
The monthly meeting of the Womans |
Society will be held at the
lone of Mrs. A. r. Campbell, this even
ng. All are cordially invited. Leader,
1rs. E. w, Terrill; topic, Tendencies. ;"
IS this is the annual meeting and bust
ess of Importance is to be transacted,
very member is urged to be present.
In trial before Justice A. A. Niles, last
aturday, Harley Nichols of Cadys Falls
loaded guilty to the charge of assault
nd battery and intoxication. On the
ormer charge he was fined $500 and
osts, amounting to $11.39, which he
aid; on the latter charge $500 and
osts, which\ were also paid, and he
'as placed in the hands of the probation
hicer.
Lightning struck the chimney of the
=. H. Bedell house, Saturday noon, TAX
e it off to the roof and scattering the
ricks over a large area. Bert Clark,
'ho was going by the house at the time,
as dazed, but the Bedell family, who
ere at dinner felt no bad effects of the
yhtning. There was no rain storm at
lie village, at the time, but in the south
art of town there was heavy rain and
the section near the w. r. Beard farm
ere was a heavy fall of large hail
ones.
DR.. Canty is some on gardening" His |
yricultural output is plainly visible in
e rear of the States Attorneys resi- ;
nee. 1t has attracted much attention. ;
wing to the fact that every thing he is
Using there appears to be on the ''in-
plan-the corn, etc all grow
2 in single lots. To add to this attrac-
IN signs appeared there last Saturday I.
orning, reading Keep off the grass,
10 fishing and hunting" ETC. The doc
r enjoys the joke and lays it to his
ross the way neighbors, with whom he |
Il get even, 'darned if he don't" o
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