News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1881-12-29
MORRISViLLE.

weeks.
The twain are as one again, at
Cutters.
Dance at the Grange Hall Thursday
evening.
Edmond Phelps is very sick with
pneumonia.
DIN Sturges is home from Hanover
for short time.
St. Adams Messenger and Netos &c
Citizen the coming year for S2.75.
Prof. Kent will be here in about
three weeks to form a class in writ
ing.
George Clark is home again. The
day of the marriage is not yet decid-
cd upon.
J. Stafford & Sons are doing quite a
business in the way of getting out
S'chair stuff"
F. j. White of Wolcott has rented
the rooms now occupied by the cent
man, and will soon open jewelry
shop.
Henry Warden recently purchased
of mine host, Boynton, quantity of
small tin ware. Warden refuses to
be interviewed.
Joshua Small's ''lecture" will appear
next week, as will a very good hit on
the late editor by one of our cores
pondents. All full this week.
Christmas has gone by but Tiff
hasn't, His store is still well stocked.
Goods coming in every day. His
prices are below any other mans in
the county.
Christmas trees and appropriate
exercises, at all three of the churches
on Saturday evening. Santa Claus
was never in better spirits. He
didn't seem to give anybody tho go
by.
The MorrrisviIle Dramatic Club will
present Fashion" or Life in New
York" at Town Hall on Tuesday Eve.
Jan. 3. A good entertainment may
be expected. Admission % and 10
cents.
Our partner in the law business has
pair of premium, white Brahma
chicks that weigh Is IA lbs. We con-
clude the Governor found them a
tolerably foaol piece of business when
he came to pay for them.
The Grand Army boys met at their
4 ooms on Saturday, and made up
Christmas gifts for the widows of
their deceased comrades. This mark
of regard must have been very graft
fying to those remembered.
DIR. Nichols will for the present
make Morrisville his home. He is
doing a thriving business and meet
ing with great success in all eases so
far. Those having horses that are out
OF order should call on him.
Not withstanding the ground is still
bear, yet people come for miles to
trade with Hale. They do it because
it pays. His coffee, tea, hats, caps,
in fact any thing he kesps
(and he keeps everythiug), is of the
best, and so cheap.
DR.. Chas. F. Storrs of Burlington,
will be at the Drug Store of c. L.
Burke on Friday of this week, for the
purpose of fitting bis truss to those
who may desire togive it trial. DR..
Storrs comes highly recommended
by Burlington Physicians. The DR..
will be at Johnson Dec. 31st.
In addition to large stock of dry
goods and groceries, boots, rubber
goods and clothing, will be found,
beef, also pork which may be had
whole or by the half, quarter or pound,
also ribs and tenderloin just as you
wish and at small advance on cost.
At the brick block j. Slayton.
The Spiritualist Society of Morris
town, will hold business and con-
ference meeting at Burke's hall next
January 1st, at the usual
hour. 1t is requested that all mem
bers of the society, and all interested
in the cause of liberation will be pres
ent as business of Importance is to
be discussed. Per order of commit
tee.
We would suggest to those two
married men, that it would be safer to
hire hack, or station reception COM
mittee just out side or else load light
er on the return trip: less liable to fall
into the hands ofthe enemy. We con-
clude that the young ladies (?) who
skipped out about the same time have
that 'sstraws tell which way
the wind blows" Better have celebra-
ted Christmas some other way.
Messrs. Editors
The public are looking into your
columns to see what the Temperance
people are going to do in Morrisville,
after so much positive proof OF the
sales of intoxicating liquors we an
swer, that legal notices have been
served upon the well known "offend-
ers", that they must cease, at once
and forever selling, giving away, or in
any way furnishing or causing to be
furnished any intoxicating liquors, in
Guiding beer and cider, or they will be
prosecuted TO the fullest extent of the
law. This notice is signed by business
men and backed by many of the most
prominent citizens of Morrisville.
WORKER.