News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-09
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mocracy just now,
Joseph Monette has moved on to
the Cleaveland farm.
A. r. Terrll advertises this week,
for lost COW and calf.
Mrs. n. F. Keller has re-clapboard-
ed a portion of her house.
J. II. Bailey and family have return
ed to their home in Conn.
Mrs. NJ. j. Lutes has rented apart
ments in MEs. Noyes' house.
Tuesday was a cold day-that's the
the reason the Republicans got left.
Mrs. Demmie Page, of Os~ego, \.
Y, now acts as stenograDher for G. 5.
Page.
Elma Miller, of Waterville, has been
visiting her young friends in town the
past week.
RumOr has it that one of Hyde Parks
fair widows is about to assume matri
monial relations.
The old bell in the Academy belfrey
has been put upon rollers and will be
dropped next Saturday.
DR.. f. II. Deming will be at the
hotel for the practice Of dentistry,
NOV. 18th to 18th, inclusive.
A competent instructor could find
enough in this place to organ
ize first class singing school.
Ellen Randall and Lila Noyes are
spending the week at the Capital, the
guests OF Representative Randall.
Elmer Smalley has lost horse from
his place either strayed or stolen.
He offers a liberal reward. Notice
advertisement.
School closes next Tuesday. 1t is
expected Prof Hulburd will be able to
be with his school at the commence
ment of next term.
E. w. Atkinson and wife, Of New
port; r. l., are spending few days in
own. Mr.. A. is Postmaster Cogge-
,halPs right-hand man.
Blotting paper was discovered in
400, but from that year to this no
nan has ever been able to discover a /
yiece in his own house when he want
ID it.
A. F. Whitney says to all who are
wing him old meat bills: Pay up be-
ore Dec. 1st, as after that time they |
will be left in other hands for cOllec-
ion.-AdC.
Ourjunior ball club were disappoint-
d in not seeing their Morrisville col
Saturday last. The boys say
here would have been an interesting
anne had they come over.
How about a course of lectures for
his winter? The course last year was
often up by the youhg people, and it
5 now suggested that the older ones
AXE the matter in hand, and get up u
curse.
In D. n. Farrand's article last
week, we should have said the Cream
ny he used was the Ferguson Bureau
Creamery" well known throughout
Termont as one of the best creameries
Monday morning the clerk of the
weather. suddenly changed his mind,
md gave us cold blast. Now this
night have been expected this season
If the year, but what's the use of drop
ling it on so sudden?
Frank McWhorter got up at six
o'clock, last Thursday morning, and
he effort was too much for hun. He
vas obliged to take a short vacation
md has been down to the State Capt.
al. lie has returned and is now him.
elf again.
Our town tax this year is Sc, S92.34.
over Sc, 900 OF this has been paid in to
he Town Treasurer. Collector Cob
eigh has the balance on his book which
5 S69l.03. This is a good showing
nd no doubt our townspeOple will
continue this method of collecting.
TIE Lyceum last Friday evening
vas well attended. The question.
ought the rate of interest TO be estab
ished by law" was decided in the
negative. Gilmore and wife were pres
mt with their harp and violin, and
has. Crandall with his banjo, which
Idded greatly to the exercises of the
evening.
NJ. ID. CarFow has q fine assortment
If horse blankets, whips, halters, sur
:ingles, currycombs, brushes, &c, in
act everything usually found in first
lass harness shop. Repairing of all
Kinds neatly and promptly executed.
Also harnesses manufactured at short
notice. Satisfaction given. Call in
ma See him.-AdU.
L. E. Harrington has purchased the
entire bankrupt stock formerly belong
no to d. G.. Smith, and is now selling |
everything at low prices. Harrington
saws these goods must be sold, and he
offers them at astonishing figures.
For the next four weeks the goods will |
be on sale at Smiths old stand, and if |
you want to get good trade, now is
your time. |
The usual peacefulness of Green |
River was disturbed Saturday night by
a drunken row, caused by one Clar-
ence Shippy, who had INDUCED extern
sively in beer, somewhere, during the
day. In the evening he went TO Pres
toms store and demanded some cider,
but was refused by Mrs. Preston,
he became abusive and in
solent. Mr.. Preston came to the as
sistance of his wife and a scuffle ensu-
ed between him and young Shippy.
We understand Mr.. Preston was thrown
down and badly pummeled, and is now
scarcely able to be about. We have
heard complaints in regard to this
young man before, and think it would
not only benefit the community, but
were he taken in hand and
dealt with according to the law. Per-
hdps the parties that sell him the beer
could be made to understand that they
are violating the law.
See Bird =" ady't; get HOlden's Bird