News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-05-11
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We get our liquor at the agents
Row.
Rev. /. P. Booth was in town Sat
urday.
w. II. Hale is in market stockin.
up for the spring trade.
Frank Garner has left the grist mil
on account of poor health.
Ladies' circle at Cong'l vestry Oh
Wednesday, instead of Friday.
Prof. Fuller and wife of st. Johns.
barry, were in town on Thursday.
Miss Marcott of West Randolph, i;
at work for o. L. Woods again.
f. P. Robinson is making some fine
photographs for the graduating elias:
of 80.
Regular meeting of G.. A. r. Post,
No. 4, at their hall, Friday evening OF
this week.
The mosquito is a bird that some
times makes it mighty lively for the
human family.
Mrs. Frank Nichols died Sunday
morning. The funeral was attended
at the NJ. f. Chapel, Tuesday.
C. W. Fitch has left the pulp mill,
and will soon enter the employ of
Capt. Woodbury., at Burlington.
Our columns are always open TO
those who wish to reply to our "un-
timely remarks" Take as much space
as we do.
c. r. Page has on hand and for
sale, new and second hand buggies.
Also one second hand wheel harrow,
small size. All cheap
Mrs. E. E. Jackman has a few
homeopathic medical books she would
like 10 sell. A good opportunity to
buy some valuable works reasonably.
Chas. j. Smith, a LamoilIe County
boy, ROW residing at Aurora, H., is
visiting in town. His father, Frank
lin Smith, lived for many years at
Cady's Falls.
Chas. Rich has received the APP
pointment of liquor agent for this
town. 1t is a good selection. Mr..
Rich can say yes or no, as he thinks
best, and stick TO it.
Mrs. Gleed is in Burlington, under
the treatment of an eminent physi-
clan from New York, who is giving a
course of lectures before the medical
class at the University.
Geo. P. Hardy has returned from
the West and will go into business
at HYDE Park. 1t is a profound
secret, so don't speak of it. George
is a live man and we wish him pros
perity.
Mrs. Reed has just returned from
market, and the ladies will all under
stand that this mean a shop full Of
all the novelties OF the season-hats,
bonnets, flowers, ribbons, ladies' hos
iery, sun umbrellas, ETC., ETC. Every
thing new and fresh, and all selected
with care, and from the best houses.
B. B. Hawse writes us from Lam
caster, Pa, May I'd, inclosing a spear
of winter wheat 80 inches long, which
he took from the old homestead of
James Buchanan. Says the field will
average as well. Ben incloses it with
his compliments to the farmers of La
noble County.
New line of carpeting. oiI-cloth and
India mating at lifts. The largest
stock he has ever had in. The Pacif-
ic Guano is going fast, and those who
want it must come quick. Tiff is
some mad and will sell boots and shoes
and csot5l1g .nTTr 5yan
the golden opportunity pass.
Jonas Fisher died on Thursday
night, from the effects of a recent
shock of paralysis. The funeral was
held at the Universalist churchon Sat
urday. Rev. /. 2. Booth of North
field, oficiated. Years ago We used
to see Jonas good natured face about
our streets, daily, but since he moved
onto the farm he has seldom been
down. His age was about 62 years.
n. L. Flintom's horses, attached to
q lumber wagon, started from the de-
pot, Thursday night, went up Portland
and down Main street with a rush
and a whirl that made all things trem-
Bile. As they made the turn under the mill
they came upon Chas. Rich and Per-
ley Roberts, who barely escaped a col
lisicn. As it was, their carriage came out
minus a spoke or two, and with a Dad
axle. Charles says Perley looked as If
his life had been spent in vain, when he
saw that team coming down upon
them.
The public examinations of the sew
seral departments at the Academy and
Graded School will be held Thursday,
p. M, and Friday. The schedule Is
as follows: Principals room, Friday
morning, 9.15, am. Virgil, End class;
10, Latin Grammer 1915, Arithme-
tic; 11.30, Algebra, LIST class. Thurs
day afternoon, 1.3O, Cesar; 2.l5,