News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-08-03
MorrisviIIe Postal Directory.
MOR2iSVlLLE.

MoRRiSVILLE.
Arthur Noyes is at home from Bos-
ton.
Miss Hattie Hale is spending a few
days in town.
Capt. Z. A. Woodbury. was in town
Monday.
Utton's horses returned from Cana
da, Saturday.
Mrs. J. A. George was at home
over the Sabbath.
Miss Buckham has returned to her
home in Burlington.
Mrs. Emma Paul will speak in
Burke's hall next Sunday.
E. S. Robinson and VIII Simonds
are camping at Gilmore Pond.
c. H. Severance of the argus Of
fee, gave US a call this week.
The tenor drum to be used in the
band, was in the war of 1875.
''Tattersall" will be at home on and
after August 10th, 18S2.-Adv.
A Union temperance meeting at
CongI vestry, Sunday evening next.
The Slaytons and friends from Bos-
ton, visited Mt. Mansfield, on Tues
day.
Wm. Cheney sold a horse, Friday,
to Andrew Brown of Waterbury, for
1928.
Miss Lillian Bryant returned from
Swanton, on Monday, much improved
in health.
The band boys acknowledge that
"Wick." will take the biggest horn of
the party.
The fine boquet of flowers on the
Cong'l desk, Sunday, was from Mrs.
f. B. Merriam o, St. ] %ohnsbury.
The temperance concert at NJ. E.
chapel, Sunday evening, vas well at
tended. The exercises were very
good.
- Fremont Slayton, with o. w. Allen
and wife and daughter, and G.. j.
Whitman, Of Boston, are visiting at
G.. j. Slayton's.
zelda" one of TattersalT's colts,
has won three races at Beacon and
Mystic parks, this month, getting a
record of 2.29 II in fifth heat.
Attention is called to the card of
Mrs. Mary Davis, which appears this
week. She is a competent teacher,
and we bespeak for her the liberal
patronage she deserves.
Bert Hamel, on Monday. drew a
load of logs (61O feet). from Enos
Hills to the pulp-mill, which is said
to be the heaviest load drawn on this
road during the season.
A caucus will be held at the town
hall, Saturday evening, Aug. 9TH, at
Z o'clock, to choose delegates to the
Republican County Convention, to be
held at Hyde Park, Aug. 10th.
Regular Convocation of Tucker
Chapter No. 10, r. A. NJ, Friday,
August 4th, at 10 o'clock, a. m, at
Johnson, for work on several degrees.
All comps. are requested to be pres
ent. Per order II. P.
S. L. Gates, who is now over 20
years old, and was one of a large
party who visited Mansfield Mountain,
recently, was the first man at the top,
as he was also first to reach the ''nose"
and .'chin."
We would call the attention of those
suffering from rupture, to DIR. Storrs'
advertisement, to be found in our col
umns this week. The Doctor comes
highly recommended by the best phys
icians in his vicinity, Is n of long
experience in the treatment of hernia.
He has justinvented a new truss which
is doing all he claims for it.-AdU.
Alex. Champeau, as was stated last
week, has purchased Dunham's stock
of boots and shoes, and with additions
to the stock, now has a fine line of
goods all in order and ready for pub
lie inspection, at his store on Main St.
MIR. Smith is on hand to look after
the repairing department. Look out
for new advertisement next week.
Business at the bakery is about tC
start again under the management o
b. w. Green, who has recently pur
chased the building and machinery
He is painting and fitting up the prem
ises in good shape, and has secured
the services of one of the best bakers
in the State, he having been for l.
years in the employ of G. III. Cross 6
Son of Montpelier. Success to you
Ben. Make the business one of tn,
live institutions of the place.
Judge Smith is still! ahead. ii
came in Saturday, with two more o
those Northern Spy apples. We thinl
he would have given us one of them
but he knew that we had just returnec
from the Beach with our precariou
health entirely restored, and he woul'
not expose us to the uncertain effect
of fruit at this season. By-the-way
new apples are ont, and a No.
peppermint-pToof collie can now b
had for 2 cts.
The lawn party held at Academ
Park, Saturday eve, under the aus
pices of the Universalist society, wa
Il decided success. Excellent must
was furnished by Mr.. and Mrs. Gee
Elmore. We we're a little late for tn
cream, rs were many others, bu
hope the encouragement vas SUI
ficient to insure another call wit
0 sweetness. We do not fully ar
preciate our Park. 1t is certainly
charming little grove. With lantern
hanging about in the trees, and a fe1
seats placed here and there, and wit