News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-10-05
D. 81. R. R. TIME TABLE.
PROBATE NOTICE,
ORRISVILLE.
Delightful weather.
The Fair, a success.
DE-

thing easy.
The noon stage to Stowe has been
discontinued for the season.
Representative Page started for the
City ofW isdom, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. S. II. Tiff has returned from
a visit among friends in New York.
The Band will meet at the town
hall, Friday eve, Oct. 9th, at 7.3O.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Fitch are Wis
iting friends in Portland and Boston.
Carroll Harris and wife of New
port Center, have visited in town the
past week.
The dance at Woodlands hall, Fri
day evening, was we'll attended. there
being select party of % couple pres
ent.
Rev. W. F. Swinnerton, formerly
pastor of the Cong'I church at this
place, has been installed as pastor of
the church at Plainfeld, Vt.
Remember that Hale has just re-
tarned with large stock of fall and
winter goods. His customers and the
public generally are cordially invited
to examine his new stock.
Mrs. Cook desires US to express her
thankfulness to the people of Morris
vile, for the liberality and kind atten-
ton extended to her family during the
illness of her son Johnnie.
There will be a social dance under
the management Of Field & Gilmore,
at Woodward's hall, Friday eve., Oct.
18th. Music, Elmore's band. Bill,
35c. Ladies are always welcome. No
gentlemen admitted without a lady.
Captain Kenfeld, our wide-awake
neighbor at the Corners, has just COM
pIeted a very tasty and well-arranged
house, under the fOremanship of w.
H. Stone. The Captain is bound to
have things about right over there.
Before you condemn the crab apple,
put a a couple of quarts into a bean
jar, add two cups of sugar lcjthout
water, and bake three or four hours ;
the last Ii minutes leave off the cover.
If YOU will have the dish just right,
serve literally with Jersey cream.
Premiums awarded at the late coun-
ty fair will be paid by the following
gentlemen Hyde Park premiums by
II. ID. w. Doty; Johnson, II. w.
Mcfarland; Cambridge, w. H Girls
void; Stowe, Geo. A. Harris; Ell
more, Norman Camp; Wolcott, II.
f. Parker; Morristown, A. A. Niles.
Everything is now in order at the
Brick Store for fall and winter trade,
Geo. J. SIaytoD, the proprietor of this
old and reliable stand. has been 10
market and selected large stock OF
goods which are now on the shelves
and ready for public inspection. His
stock of heavy groceries is always
large. Pork by the barrel, and maple
sugar by the thousand pounds. lie
keeps everything in the line of gener'
nj merchandise. He is grateful To-
nubIic patronage, and will ever endeav
or to satisfy his customers.
A squirrel hunt by the '1cracE-shdts
Is IN progress to-day "wednesday
The companies are divided as follows
1st company, B. II. Sanborn, captain
Eli Boomhower, DIR. Woodward, ID
A. CaIkins. Charles Rich, A. y. Gates
Carl Terrill, John Little, Geo. Colby
DIR. Rublee, Harrison George +. ID
Stone, DIR. Holbrook, +. I'll. Carne
CT. Slayton, Harry Smith. Secon
company, L. B. Boynton, captain. I
p Roberts. J. A. Bundy, a. n
Churchill, II. B. Warden, Chas. Stor.
Vanness Burke, VIM. Clark, Carl'
Gle. Arthur Moves, o. Hunt, Hlra
Stafford, Harvey Bundy, Calvin omit
Frank Cutting. Warden was a
companied by committee OF pnVa
citizens to see that domestic cats a
not molested.
There are those who think that
Fosters marble works are on pa
etreet. and he does not make any gre
SNOW. that he is doing a small bu
noes but to all such we would
that such is not the case. 10 ce st
Foster is not a m n to make Il gil
show of his business. He keeps
men in his employ, steadily, ana th'
are but few if any marble dealers
this State that can show you as 60
a class of work as he can, ana
stock is of the very best. GIVE
call and YOU will find he has SO
nice work on hand, and at very
nrices. Foster has in his shop IL
several Jobs to 90 to Franklin com
among them are two monuments
Mrs. Hankinson and VIM. Shaft.
of bakersfield, which will be tai
away this week Friday. Any
thinking Of buying monument sho
see them before they go.
When Henry Warden appeared
the street, Saturday evening, he
laboring under great excitement.
oras moved restlessly, and the
vous twitching of the mouth all
of a desperate struggle OF some X
He finally mastered his feelings SO
what. and went on to say thaC ne
that very afternoon encountered
L;IIed a vicious wildcat. The
oro anxious for the details. and u
course could not refuse the requ
although he might appear as the
~ the tale. He said that while W
;ng along, he was startled bJ
fing noise in the bushes near nm,
lowed by a terrible yelI' and inst'
a large animal sprang twelve Zee
more into a tree, and stretching
self out upon huge limb hxe'
wild. angry eyes directly upon
(Warden). Here, the recollec1'
tba fearful moment, overcamethc 81
or and he stopped. When he
comnosed himself he turned tc
hovs and said 81 am no slouch
woods. but l tell you, gentleme
rros scared. | knew that the
belonged to a wildcat or a catam
and if the first shot failed to k
should probably never see the
aoaip." After drawing his rllie III
egal times, we are told, he finally
I'D his emotions and fired, and tt
imal fell apparently dead. Henr.
wishing to be yenturesome' and
less remembering that this spec
animal has nine lives, withdr'