News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-05-18
STONE.

Jim" Jackson returned OIL Monday tC
his services as baggage-master on the Q
NJ. 0. & o. L. r., situated west of Mont
| real.
The attention of our town fathers has
been, or will be called to section 2745 Of
the revised laws, relating to guide boards
| Not one exists in town.
Drilling by the Green Mountain Guards
is indicative of approaching Decoration
Day, Their numbers should be increased
to fifty or more at once,
A new enterprise at the Lower Village
the manufacturing of broom handles
by Eugene Seayer. Evidently feminine
necessity. The motive power will be at
"Pike's."
J. W. Stiles has moved 10 the Faunce
house on School st.
The appointment of liquor agent in
Stowe, we are told, is held under advise
ment.
Miss Emma Cutler will teach at Browns
vile, at the instance of the selectmen,
who are theacting committee. Any abuse
to her by the disaffected element in the
district, will be unmerited.
G. r. Churchill is erecting his slaugh-
W III SHHtStiA
&ISons2
Monday morning found many bovine
grazing, nGessitatei partly by the SCAR
city of hay
Wilcox Bros. have repossessed them
selves of their store mt the Lower Village,
while Mr.. Culver has opened the front
end of his residence. the A. r. Camp
house, for a store.
e. G. Mover returned on Friday from
Minneapolis,
Mrs. Crardall and children returned
from Winooslli. on Friday. Edward can
now keep better hours, etc.
: sssSs,...-z< got 90 -..a
tafed tue p7oeaiftg Of large supply
| of Champion Trusses. used in the Govern
ment service. They are the most approx
ed thing out, and can be seen and had by
those who need them, of Capt. Ii. c. Me
Mahon,
Died at Stowe, May 9Th, of consump
ton, Daniel French, aged AZ years,
months and % days. Mr.. French con
tracted his troubles while faithfully serv
ing his countrys eause, aud has born
with patience aud Christian fOrtitude hi
slow but surely approaching dissolution
He leaves an estim;lble wife and tire
small children to mourn his loss. TIL
funeral services were held on Monday
May sth, the f Rv MIR. Fuller, officiating
We hope at an earlyday to present t
the readers of the NEWS & CITIZEN ps
per read by Mrs. George wilkins, on
town superintendent, at the cducationa
meeting held here recently: II was
very fine dissertation upon the 8dYaf
} tages of right scholastic training, an
; comprised many very excellent Thoughts
Though prepared, as we learn. in gres
haste. it indicates much previous oonsit
Grafton of questions highly important
the educational interests of our peopl
and was fully appreciated by those WI
!, had the pleasure of hearing 1t,
! Decoration Day will be observed hel
! by the G. A. h, Post, assisted by I'll
; Green Mountain Guards and citizens gel
> orally. 1t proposed TO decorate the graY'
: at the Branch at 8 O'Clock, and those
the old yard in the village, at 10 o,cloc
a. M, by delegates appointed for Il
purpose by the post commander.
: turning to the town hall. procession W.
k be formed for visiting the new yard. 8
t ter which basket lunch will be sery'
at the town hall, followed by an adore
to the sOldiery and others. at the Cons
church, by either Geo. Ill. Bigelow
Col. Warren Gibbs of Burlington. Il
= above exercises will be enlivened by DO
n martial and brass music, and the appes
e ance of new Post banner, recently
dered for the occasion. The people d
earnestly requested to lend the occasi
their own presence, with lunch and flo
erS.
m New goods! New goods,! Miles
" Mcmahon can and do sell the goods, ia
# ing just returned from Boston, and tn
store is every day crowded with goo
and customers. because they are havi
IN big trade, can afford to sell better GOO
10 for the money, and make very low pric
% They claim new goods cheaper and
~ It will pay youta ii'GIi SSer their ste
when in need, Ladies' dolmans a
rn saques, skirts. hose, and the finest line
fancy goods, clothing (new and stylis
~ and the largest stock of straw hats. III
an claim to have the best customers in Sto'
bo or even in Lanollle county, Exam
,is their mammoth stock aud you will sur
huV.