News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-10-19
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Mrs. Newton Boutwell, died at tbi
place on Sunday.
ii. F. Munson and family hav
moved into his fathers house on .Ier
sey Heights.
Gilbert, the clothing man, has JUS
received his fall and winter stock O
overcoats, ulsters and vandykes. Al
qualities, all styles and for all ages.
We were favored on Tuesday will
"a call from Chas. w. Merriam, for
zmerly Lamoille Co. boy, but nov
eone ct the prominent and wide awak,
business men of Chicago.
II. A Slayton has Just put into hi,
house one of Magee's best furnaces
besides making some other TASTY i'm
.provements inside, we surmise. Go
ing to rent the place, may be, or per.
haps-gell perhaps.
c. II. Slocum is expected homo
from Colorado this week. He has
HORNED partnership with B. A. Cal
-klns and 1t Is understood the new firm
will put up an addition to the building
and enlarge their stock generally.
Slocum is a clear-headed business
anan and a gentleman of the right
kind. Furthermore he has an estima-
BILE wife and it is Morrisville's good
fortune that they are to locate. in our
midst.
Mrs Gle, the popular and long
established miliiner of this place, has
just returned from market with a
large and carefully selected stock OF
hats, nG1nets, flowers, feathers, rib
bons, in aact everything usually kept
En a first-cl2ss millinery store. The
goods are ali selected by her in per-
son and include all the new shades
and styles of the season. Call in
while everything is new.
The members of the MorrisYille
Chemical Fire Engine Co. No. l are
requested to meet at the engine house
Friday, Oct. 20, at i o'clock D. M,
to elect a foreman for said company.
All are requested to be present.
NM. NJ. CLARK, Asst. Foreman.
Parsons owing S. r. Rutherford's
eestats must pay before Nov. >. AT
/, ter that date costs will be made.
c.. w. HENDEE, Admir-.
Mrs, DR.. gBoard,uan of Ludlow iE visit
!; ing in town.
An item on tl4e squirrel hunt was mad
evertently overlooked last week. Sulfi-
, cient to saw. now, tkat the show came off
as advertised and terminated happily
with a good supper at the expense of
( Capt. SanbOTn and men, the score stand
sing $3.50 to 1920. in favor of Capt. BOyn-
2 ton and men. j. a. Bundy used a rifle
and the BOYS all consent that he did the
best single handed work of the day.
w. II. Tucker. general agent of the as
ISOLATED press, has been in town several
days,
b. w. n.and II. II. Taylor have
formed partnership and, we are told, the
bakery business will now be pushed for
ward on a larger scale than heretofore
The present building is to be set back
and new two story front put up, with
well arranged sales room. packing rooms.
etc. They will also put in new rotary
oven for baking crackers.
\ Morrisville hopeful came down to
breakfast the other morning and told his
mother that the comet was busted" 1t
had got its tail split and was no good.
Don't fail to read the item on the mar
gin of the paper, embracing your name
and significant date. May it touch your
feelings-and your pocket.
Sheriff Hardy spent few days in New
Hampshire last week. lie brought home
some delicious pears, as we can testify.
Quite a serious accident occurred OF
the st. j. d l.. G. road between WoIcott
aud Hardwick on Saturday last. The
rear car on the up mail was thrown from
the track and considerably damaged. A
Mrs. HoltOn of Rochester, Y. Y, over 70
years of age, was the most severely in,
iured. she sustaining severe flesh wound;
besides a broken collar bone. Mrs. Kent
of Uardwick was also quite badly injured
aud several others slightly.
The esse of A. p. Fuller & Co. of Port
iSand vs. L. =. Cutler, which has created
considerable interest among varnish deal
rers,was heard before Judge Powers OF
Friday last. Gleed for plaintiff. Fish
Tor defendant.
J.W. Vose and s. 4. Wallace are il
- Sle gathering historical matter for the
c. efteeT end Directory CfsLainoille and
ORE eas Co
~ Asew Sensatie4s Show. assisted by
PIP 'aall orchestra, will give minstre
81 "a, Ieay entertainment at the tow
III W., ,esday eve, Oct. %, under the
Ii'liI :, ~ NJ of III. c. Casey, the popular
iii,til" com ed, an and vocalist. CASEY
- fo,,narIv sta, 'e manager of the How
I'll Athenenm. Bos ton. Prof. BoomhoW
or will be one o f the party and rattlinf
good time may lie exl 9eeted' see SINAI
bills.
Major Safrord's Sunday School class
cave him a pleasant littl cali MONDAY
evening. and presented him Win manu-
some gold pen holder and pc flcll as 10
ken of their regard.
ATTENTION FIRESIEN---Engille 20. NO
| and Hook & Ladder Co. No Will NEE
Mt the engine house for annual inspection
Friday. Oct. 20, at O'Clock p m Com
panies must be filled to the maximum
humber and every member SHOULD d
present at the stroke of the bell
G. w. DOTY, Chief Engineer.
Ifvou want to see the best lot Of corr
strung up this fall call into our ONCE aht
look at some left by Capt. Rand. lie aIs'
left a couple of fine pumpkins. put lheS
are 200 much needed in the fainlly to ID
left on exhibition,
The following item in the st. AL
bans Messenger shows that roster
work, as well as his way OF dealing
i appreciated in Franklin Co.:
Mr.. E. E. Foster of Morrisville shipped
two car loads of nice marble and grahll'
eo,East Fairfield on Monday for the Gem Gem
ssary. in this place. Part of it Is for lndi
yisl1als and part of it for the tomb WlieI
il being buill. Mr.. Foster is a reliaol
man to deal with Bakersfield Co..
Resolutions on the death OF John y
Mead, passed by the MOrrisvlIle. Nj
f. Sunday School, September 24th
1882:
Brother John n. Mead departed this III
sSepfember IL. 1892. aged 20 years. an
other of Gods servants has finished ~
work and gone to his rest; awaiting NE
reward: when the Lord Jesus shail ap
near ito give every man according
iIis work shall be-.
WHEREAS. in the removal of our broth
or bv death. the church has lost wor
thy member; aud the 3, >, talIhiu
Pesolped. That we will do our best t,
carry on the work ofthe Lord from whle
brother Mead has been called away