News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-16

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know, and helped lick themselves.
Chas. S Parker, overseer of tn
poor for Elmore, started this (Wed
nesday) morning for Brattleboro wit
Allen L. Stone, who has become in
sane.
The first Fellowship Meetings o
the season will be held at johnson
Wednesday and Thursday of thi
week. Quite number will go iron
this place.
Yes, we have heard from New York
Massachusetts. and several other pla
ces. 1t is all right boys, laugh Will
you may. We shall suppress on
mirth until about 1884.
Regular Communication of Mt
Vernon Lodge, No. 8, Wednesda,
evening, Nov. 22d, at $50 o'clock
for work on 1st and 2d degrees ant
other business. Per order w. IL.
Our democratic friends had tri
umphal illumination on Thursday
night, near their flag poles. We ell
juyed the fire, but it made us feel bad
TO see so much good kindling wooc
burned up.
The dance at Woodlands Hall, last
Friday night was Il success, A couples
being present. There will be dance
at the same hall this week Friday
night; music, ElmuIe's Band. Every
body invited.
Leonard Matthews is putting up q
new veranda, reshingleing and making
other decided improvements about his
premises at the Corners. Leonard
won't let the Morrisville folks get the
start of him much.
Regular Comvocation of Tucker
Chapter. No. 10, Il. A. NJ. at john
SON, Fridax, Nov. 24Ih, at 10 O'clock
g. M, foF-woFk GA several degrees
All Comps. are requested To be pres
.ent. j. a. GEORGE, Sec'y.
One of our school boys came along
just at dusk and called out familiarlN
TO a fellow vino stood on the corner
s.halIo jumbo" He thought he knew
the chap, but wicked clip under The
ear brought him To the conclusion thai
he was forming new acquaintance.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, of Montpelier
preached at tie Congregational Churcl
on Sunday. The sernon lasted about
an hour. 1t was interesting, but t.
fully enjoy discourse of that leGgtl
al, 81, hr n
some way. May he it is our heart:
that need mellOwing.
On Monday last, II. ID. Bryant
shipped $50 sheep and = cattle. One
load of the sheep, numbering 80, aver
aged 165 lbs, each or $3.50; 81
lambs averaged 90 lhs., each or A.
CSC; said to be the best lot of sheeI
ever loaded Oh the St. j. & l.. {. X
R.. and sold for "top price.
Quite a number from this place at
tended Mrs. LivermOre's lecture a
Stowe, Saturday evening. Although
it was an unfavorable night and mos
everybody got wet. yet all felt wei
paid for the hardships endured. Stow
people, by their attentions, contribu
ted largely 10 the comfort aud con
venience ofthe party. They are ncve
dilatory in this respect.
Calkins & Slocum sell good Japa
tea for 80 cents q pound, or pound
for dollar, guaranteed to he the hes
low priced tea everoffered in this cOun
raisins, 16 cents, Lorillard's standau
dark navy tobacco, AZ cents pound
good plug tobacco at 80 cents, etc
Have just received car load of choic
Grand Isle winter apples. It will pa
you to give them call.
The barn formerly belonging TO n
p. CIRCUITS estate, opposite ). Nile:
place. was burned on Tuesday togelhe
with 10 or II tons of hay and othe
fodder, and a 200 h., shoat. Til
place was purchased by Charley Tow
recently. No insurance. 1t is sal
that Towns boy and another youngst'
were playing with matches OH the LA
and finally got one started that dill ii
work. 1t is = hard blow Oh Charley
Panl Bros Orchestra will furnis
from three to four musicians To pla
for social hops once in two weeks du
ing the dancing season, at Woo
arts Hall. Morrisyille. Thursda
eve, Nov. 10th, will he their lie,
dance. Persons joining parties ca
he Instructed in the new dances fro
Z until s o'clock. free of charge. Ais
all persons paving us for five succe
sive parties will lie entitled 10 a fir
dance. Admission to hall, 30 cents
Saturday night Witnessed a goo
many tip overs hereab"uts. Leonar
IN company with the u. ). mail al
a female WAS among them, his atte
ton, doubtless. being divided betwet
Comet" and the lady No dana:
done. Milton Boar Imam, went off u
bridge near Ben Green's, breaking q
-thills and doing other damage. D
Mr.. Lawrence got two wheels off Il
same place, but jumping out held Il
carria1e until assistance came. vi
and Miss while en- route To Il
lecture ut Stowe, aud doubtless at
moment when their hearts beat as OH
or more, colIided with team and 10
a wheel.
The new ana entcrprising firm
Calkins & Slocum are now receiyiI
large invoices of teas, fancy groceri