News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-04-13
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stock and everything at auction the 18th.
Mr.. Spaulding of Jericho, is to be here
Thursday, to buy butter.
Geo. Kent and wife were at Cambridge
over Sunday.
Arthur Clement has bought the Green
house of G. S. Page. Price-between
$1,000 and 1920. Cheapl
Rumor says Tuck is going to build.
Since the change of time, our Boston
mail arrangements are very bad, and
postmaster Shattuck has been trying to
correct the evil, but sees no way to do
so, but by communication from the Di-
vision Sup't.
Examination of teachers tor the sum-
mer terms, at academy hall, Saturday,
April 22d.
Rev. Mr.. Scribner has only two Sab
baths more here before Conference. He
has been well liked.
Chester Celley has bought farm in
Woodbury., and moved there last week.
Prof. McLoud has been hired to keep
our school one year, commencing with
the fall term.
Gary Houston offers his place for sale
cheap.
The listers say their business goes very
slow, rs many have not even got their
blanks.
The bark in the depot yard is being
loaded on cars for shipment.
The Index man was in town, Monday
night, trying to hunt up his correspond
ent.
Debated.
Mrs. Martin Billiard has traded her
farm and sock with AlOnzO Crandall of
East Hardwick, taking his village resi-
dcncc and land ut 81 800. Price of farm,
$4,000.
.tAll hope our new landlord will keep 4
good, temperance house.
Allen Place and family are soon to go to
Lexington, Mass. where they are all go
ing to work for Ira Batchelder, on the
Cary farm.
An adjourned school-meeting was held
on Saturday evening, but only few were
present. Butler Shipman was elected
committee; other officers as last year.
1t was voted to have three terms of school
in both departments, commencing with
the fall term, and there was appropriated
500 to pay for the same. There is a
prospect now that Prof. j. II. McLoud
will again take charge of the school.
Uncle Gary Houston arrived in town
Monday night. His son Gary has not yet
gone West.
The listers commenced their labors in
this village on Saturday, and by the way
they went at it, we think they mean bust
ness.
II. e. Carter, Esq, was sick all last
week. but is again out.
ii. ID. Stone lost a wallet containing an
amount of money he cannot afford to
lose, on Saturday last, between the depot
and the meeting house sheds. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at the post office, or Ii. Il. Mack S
shop,
Report says Joslyn is going to Essex
Junction.
Mr.. Brickett has vacated the tenement
in Mrs. Shipman's house, and moved into
a tenement at the west end of the village.
Mr.. Nelson has paid his fine for beer
selling, and promised to do better in the
future, and if he does he is all right, but
he must be careful and live up to it. Mr..
McCrillis said at his examination that he
had not had anything to take for three
weeks, but the next morning, as the of
ficer made him Il visit to take him to jail
he said he got his rum in Boston, and his
beer of Stevens. Now to many it does
not seem right to fine Nelson and not
Stephens and we hope the States attorney
will not let the matter drop here, but
serve all alike, and any one else that is in
the business. The citizens here say they