News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-10
MORRISVIlIE.
2. d. Hdtchins is in town.


j. A. Hyde of E. Fairfield, is clerk
ing at Hale's.
f. H. Stone went to Old Orchard,
Thursday last.
E. B Merriam and one of his twins
were in town on Tuesday.
Foster shipped alarge monument to
Montgomery, on Monday.
Mrs. W. S. Cheney is spending a
few days at Sheldon Springs.
The Methodist camp-meeting begins
next week Friday, Aug. 18th.
Will. H. Robinson and Fred Page
are camping at Elmore, this week.
o. L. Woods and wife visited at
Cambridge and vicinity, last week.
George Elmore and wife spent a
couple of days at Burlington, last
week.
Mrs. j. II. BigeIow of Worcester,
Mass, is stopping at Rev. Mr..
Bushels.
VIII. ODER has a job on the South
eastern r. r., as conductor of a local
freight train.
The cut of the Academy used in
this issue is furnished by the courtesy
of A. O. Gates.
People who were out Friday eve
ming, witnessed an unnsuslly brilliant
aurora borealis.
Baked beans and brown bread right
from the oven every Sunday morning,
at the bakery.
Fremont S~layton's friends-Mr. o.
w. Allen, wife and daughter-return-
ed to Boston, on Monday.
Blair has moved from the stMun."
Burke tenement on Gilmore St., to
Gleed's house on the Randolph road.
Mrs. Daniel Spaulding, Mrs. Tiff,
Mrs. Hathaway, and others, spent a
portion of last week camping at FL
more.
II. p. Munson has been quite in
disposed for some time. 1t is a long
sickness, of course, when Harlan is
down.
II. d. Bryant, George Clark and
ID. q. Hardy shipped a large number
of hogs from this station, Monday
morning.
NJ. II. SPauIding has shown us
several spears of wheat five feet long.
Says he has about 1 1-2 acres nearly
as good.
Churchill has improved the looks of
his hardware store, in front, by taking
up the old steps and putting down
new ones.
Mrs. Charles Hadley and children
have gone to Eden, where she will re-
main several weeks, visiting friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Edgerton, for a long time cook
at the Morrisville House, has gone to
Grand Haven, Mich, where she has
a o residing.
Parents will be glad to learn that
Prof. Wilson will have the first classes
ia arithmetic and grammar under his
personal charge this fall.
B. A. Calkins and family, will &c
to Gilmore Pond, next Saturday where
they willremain several days, ''gather-
ing sea-shells by the shore"
Fred Drury, Hale's clerk, has gone
TO Massachusetts, where he has re-
ceived a more lucrative position as
clerk in a large grocery house.
Paul Bros. Orchestra is to furnish
music for the ~Spiritualist camp-meet-
ing, to be held at Queen City Park,
Burlington, Aug. 21st to Sept. 18th.
Asa Hawse was called home from
White River Junction, Monday, by
the illness of his mother. We under
stand, however, that she is now i'm
proving.
Miss Nettie Stillings of Lowell,
Mass, is stopping at Gov. Hendee's.
Mrs. DIR. Barber and Mrs. Villas and
daughter of Burlington, are stopping
with c. S. Noyes.
Great reduction in prices OF al
grades of clothing, at Tits. Ladies
hose for &c; gents hose, &c. Al
other prices correspondingly low
He pays 26c for eggs.-AdU
We would call attention to tn
school advertisement, appearing il
another column. Many new attend
ants are engaging board and room.
and the indications are that the schoo
will be very large.
An old folks sing was had at Y
w. Rand's, last week, under the lead
ership of L. II. Hadley. The hospital
ity extended by Mr.. Rand and wifi
was much enjoyed, and a very pleas
ant time is reported.
The Ladies' Circle will give a law
party at the Academy Park, this eve
ming at z a. m. Ice-eream and cakl
will be served. Should the weathe
be unfavorable, the refreshments vii
be served at the vestry.
lisa" Andrews of Winooski, ant
doctor" Sheldon, who has been run
ming a store at Barton, for +. W
Baldwin, were at home over Sunday
1t is rumored that ''Isa" has resigne,
his position at Winooski.
Mrs. Mary Bingham, who for som
lime has been in quite feeble health
started, Tuesday, for Battle Greek
Mich, where she goes to the Saints
rum for treatment. Her neice, Mr.:
Livingstone, accompanied her as ia
as Swanton-
C. NJ. Peck has broken out again
This time it is q bad sore on the arm
The doctor says his flesh takes s
kindly to disease, that it will probabI
be some time before he will be good ft
mneb. This will blast all of Peck
hopes for town representative tn
fall.
Arrangements are now being MAJ
for our annual Lamoille County faiI
II is to be held Sept. 26, p and 2S-
three days. The managers are doir
their best to make it a success. Lii
eral premiums will be offered. Sni