News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-05-04
ORRISViLLE.

Mrs, Jamason and children are il
town for a while.
James Hadley of California, is il
town on brief visit.
Elder Hall occupied the desk at tn,
Chapel, on Sunday last.
Miss Kate Matthews of St. Johns.
bury, is visiting in town.
Jonas Fisher had shock of paral-
ysis on Thursday last.
A little son of Isaiah Blair died Of
pneumonia, on Sunday last.
Abe Noe has left us, for time, at
least. Gone to New Hampshire.
Mrs. Thomas Utton has moved to
Worcester, where she will remain for
the present.
The bill granting pension to Mr.
Boutwell,, of this place, has passed
the House.
State Superintendent Dart and Rev.
j. ID. Emerson visited the Academy
Wednesday.
Quite party partook Of the last
run" at Elisha's on Monday. The SUI
gar was good.
Mrs. f. L. Paul will speak in
Burke's Hall, next Sunday, May 9TH,
forenoon and afternoon.
Maria Boardman takes the village
school at Stowe. The people may
count on a competent teacher.
Teachers examination was held at
Academy, on Saturday last. There
were so applicants, and all mustered in.
Chas. Rich recently picked up a |
pair of gents gloves on the street.
The owner can have them by calling
on him.
Job work at bottom prices. A lot
of fancy tuck circulars, new cuts for
horse bills, &C., &c. Drop in at Ell
Eher office.
4sHub' Hyde, one of the numerous
meat vendors, has moved into the
front rooms over IL. A. SlaytOn &
Co.'S store.
Mrs. Lydia Smith died at st. Johns
bury, Friday, and the funeral was held
at Universalist church, Sunday. Mrs.
Smith was about 10
Rev g. W. Barnes of White River
Junction, will preach for the Univer
,salists, next Sunday, IN exchange with
his son, the present pastor.
Regular convocalion of Tucker
Chapter No. Is, r. a. NJ, at john
SOB, Friday, May 9th, at 10 O'Clock,
ii. "a, for acorG; per order II. 2.
The board of listers will meet at
town clerks office On Saturday next.
Those who have anything to say Fhy
sentence should not be passed, better
call in.
C.P. Hogan, Esq, has been en-
gagged 10 deliver the address here on
Memorial Day. Let everybody that
can be present. An able address can
be relied upon.
Miss Nell Eaton is a happy girl, as
well she may be. 1t was 500
Steinway, a gift from her father, that
she found in the parlor upon returning
from a ride, the other day.
We have partaken of some nice let
tuce, raised this season by Clarence
Knight of the Malvern Farm. This
is ahead of the tomato plants; though
Mrs. Rand has some 9 inches high.
Hale's new advertisement appears
this week. He has almost everything
YOU can wish for. Sells, as all know,
for small profits, and treats everybody
courtcously. Drop in and look his
goods over.
One of the finest horses in these [
parts is Tattersal!, Jr., owned by W.
w. Delano. He is clean, well built I
animal in all respects, and worthy of
public attention. Send to the proprie- +
tor for circular giving description.
Every farmer in Lamoille county :
should call on A. D. Thomas, Of Nor
risville, before commencing his spring {
work, and see one of his La BOWS
Sulkey Harrows, with independent
spring steel teeth. 1t does the work
better, quicker and easier than any
other in the market. This harrow can
be adjusted in moment into the best
cultivator for hoed crops, cultivating
two rows at time.
Tke last sociable of the season, at
the Vestry, was much enjoyed by all.
The old gentleman with very short
LEGS, who made remarks from the top
of the table, afforded sport for the
children. The parts in MAY Queen"
were all we'll taken. The feature of
the programme especially pleasing,
was the duet by Misses Slayton and
George. Don't recall the name, but
it was very sweet and admirably rem {
dered. The coffee and cake coming in
as it did, was another feature of the
exercises that brought down the house.
Any one who admires good marble
work will be well repaid by dropping
into Fosters shop. He is just finish
ing up several fine jobs, among them