News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-05-25
M ORRISVlLLE.

HYDE PAX. Jan. list. 1879.
MoRRISVILLE.
Harvey Rich is in town from Jaffrey,
n. HI.
Percy Stone is employed by "Mun. F"
Joslyn.
Remember Hale's store is overflow
ing with new goods.
Three columns for Gilbert this week.
Read his quotations.
The ladies meet at the Congl vestry
this (Wed. afternoon.
DR.. Norman W. Gilbert of North
field, is stopping at R. G. Gilbert's.
J. NJ. Joslyn's horse Racket" may
be seen by calling at Mr.. Us stables.
Rev. G. F. Barnes preached at the
Universalist church on Sunday fore
noon.
Elvin Borden, who has again been
on the sick list for several weeks. is
out again.
W. f. Clement is tearing down
some of the old sheds in rear of his
residence.
Gay" Archibald, Fosters expert
marble-cutter, spent last Sunday at
Bethel, or Whereabouts.
Twenty-Five of the village bovines
are to be driven to the Burke pasture,
up through the ''dug-waY."
Frank Hammond, pulp-mill hand,
has moved his family into Mrs. La
Flowers house on Maple st.
D. K. Hickok was in town a few
days last week, after an absence in
York State of several months.
Hardy wishes all his old friends to
renew their acquaintance with him,
and hopes to see many new ones.
A meeting of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union was held a
Mrs. Cheney's, on Monday night.
Henry Warden goes next month tC
Rye Beach, n. H., to take charge o
the Sea View House, for the season.
Miss Lancaster of Maine, who hat
successful class in oil painting here
last summer, is expected to return
Excellent music was discoursed by
a TITO of itinerant musicians, in the
streets, Saturday night and Monday
Bush & Kellogg mean to have full
sway in the meat business. They
have now purchased Harrison Dodge's
meat apparatus.
DIN d. Sturgus has left Dartmouth
and is now teaching school at Peter.
borough, n. H., expecting to return
to college in the fall.
Mrs. Paul held two services al
Burke's hall, on Sunday. Mr.. Fuller
who spoke here several times a yeal
ago, is to speak in two weeks.
The Roberts-Burke-E o n
Geerge-Carner expedition reported
to-day. Didn't bring their fish home
All sold for charitable purposes.
Henry Recor has left Boynton's ho-
tel and livery stables. Herbert Hyde
has quit the meat business, and Will
work in the barns in Recor's place.
). L. Gates says that a year age
Monday, he measured grass in Mr..
Sturges' front yard that was p IL
inches high. This year it is 5 1-2 al
the same place.
A change of time on the railroad
took place on Monday. Mail from
the west comes forty minutes later in
the morning, and that from the east,
nine minutes earlier.
Don't let anyone give up going to
The Lake because several of as were
there this week. Lots of good
fish left that we didn't have time te
take in. They were Il jolly lot OF bass
nickerel etc. and really seemed guevet
when the party broke up.
Tiff is bound to sell cheaper thai
ever he has. Mems suits for s4.oo
bows suits for $3.50; mems boots
$3.50: mems shoes, S1.OO; ladies
button boots. 75c; ladies hose, &c
mems hose, per pair, &c; carpeting
per ward, zoe; paint, 4c; crust sugar
Sc. He pays for eggs, per doz'' lo'
Don't forget that.
The suit of VIM. Dickinson VS.. l.;
mobile County Bank and others, W;
tried in the L. S. Court at Wndso
aast week. Also the chancery So
between the same parties. These su
GROW out of the Malvern Farm pro
erty in this town, and are quite IL
Dortant. In the first named the Ju
returned a verdict for plaintiff
e6e64 and costs. Several of o
townsmen were present as wltnesse
In the Jury case Gleed and Rober
appeared for the defendants, and
ahe chancery case, Gleed and Hend
for the defendants.
The proper thing to do when y
are at Swanton. first of all, is to dir
in to the American, where prophet
Kelley or "Maj" may be found,
WAYS having an eye single to the col
fort of the guests. "Jim." alwa
sets a table that fills the e
and makes the stomach rejoice. /
hotel register shows that the travell
public are fast finding this out.
Monday eve., Leo Muzzy, yoI
of II, in company with Cad
Falls girl, were angling in the
mobile for mud-cats and suckers. LII
boat was provided with a single o
and in attempting to land, they
This. when she foated down sire;
touching finally on the opposite sht
They then attempted to make Il
way home around by Newton Terri
some two miles, and the night CON
on early, and their way being thro
dense jungle of underground
bushes, they became bewlidered
lost. They wandered on through
night, and we're finally found al
daybreak near Mr.. Denio's, some |
miles away.