News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-06-23
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Col Scott of Eden Mills was in town
! last Tuesday.
A. B. Pease is home from Enosburg
Falls for few days visit.
Mrs. John Finnegan and children are
visiting relatives in Jericho.
Mrs. James Eaton daughter Leone are
| spending few days at Hard wick.
Alphonso Gonyer mas come here from
New Hampshire to visit his mother.
Frank Stewart is home from St. Mi.
chaeIs college for the summer vacation.
Misses Mary and Martha Tyndall are
in camp at Caspian Lake for few days.
Harold Stewart has been added to the
clerking force at Foss' department store.
Miss Martha Tyndall has been engaged
to teach the intermediate department of
the village school.
Miss Emily Hulburd has completed her
school duties at Enosburg Falls and is
at home for the present.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Muzzey and Miss
Ilva Griswold were visitors in St. Albaus
and St. Albans Bay yesterday.
The cheese factory will soon be in ruiz
ming order and ready for business. A
boiler house is being built this week
Miss Lilah Waite entertained a number
of young people at ''bridge' Saturday
night last in honor of her friend, Miss
Hayes
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ladeau and
their five children, from Randolph were
visitors at the home of his father, John
Ladeau, the first of the week.
Leroy Griswold, having got fine gar.
den of his own under way, is putting ina
part of the time in giving hoeing demon
strations on his son-in-law. Will War;
ren's farm.
Homer Lanpher and wife attended the
funeral of their cousin, Geo. Lanpher at
Woodsvile, N. H., last Friday. He was
a son of the late Wilson Lanpher and
died from the effects of shock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Rouhan, who
have been visiting at w. D. Strong's re.
turned to their home il Woodsville, N.
H., Monday. Mrs. Strong and the chill
dren went with them for a few days
visit.
A letter from c. B. Swift, who resides
in Texas, and who, of course, must have
the News and Citizen, states that the
prospects there are good for large crops
of wheat and oats-"if the weather will
permit of their being harvested"
Those boys who think it nice to break
into the fire company's rooms should
remember that there are fine accommo-
dations at the State Industrial School
for lust that kind. The hremen don't
like TO have visitors only when they in
vite them.
Mrs. Edward Davis, who has been
stopping with her daughter, Mrs. c. B.
swift in Texas, the past eighteen months,
, long and pleasant visit and likes Texas,
he is glad to get back again to the Green
Mountain State.
The Varsity Coach" play that was
ecently given by the Stowe high school,
will be given here Thursday evening.
The PLAY is said to be one of the best
yer given by Stowe young folks and
bounds with fun AMI interest from start
o finish. Secure your tickets early and
i've the Ladies Aid, under whose auspi-
les the play is given, a lift.
The old-time favorite, the Hyde Park
Cannon Ball. train, was put on last
ionday morning and started off with
obody but the train crew. However,
$ the season advances travel will no
oubt be great. 1t is a very popular
yening train on its return trip, as IT is
onvenent for people who go over to
louisville to trade. as well as those
rho delight in taking in "the movies"