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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-05-18

Foster Post. After the ceremonies at the
cemetery the procession will return to
the Cong'l church, where an address will
be del1vred by His Excellency, Roswell
Farnhaa, of Bradford, governor of Yer
mont.
At the last regular meeting of Foster
Post. G. A. R., No. So, held at Redfield
Hall, the following resolutions were ac-
cepted md adopted:
WHEREAs,-It has pleased the Allwise
Creator and Ruler of the Universe to re-
move from our midst our Chaplain, Com
rade Thsddeus D. Graves. formerly of
Co. H.. I'd Vt. Vol. Therefore,
Resoltsd,-That in the sudden and I'M
expected death OF Comrade Graves, Fos-
ter Post No. 30. G.. A. R., has lost its
first member, adrnonishing us of the UNI
certaintyof life, and certainty of death.
And it bshooves us all to prepare for the
summons which at any moment may call
us from d!ne to eternity.
Resolup,-Tiat as we pause to decor
ate his grave with flowers. we will pledge
ourselves anew to the fraternal tie Of
comradeslip in the Grand Army of the
Republic, and to stand by each other un-
til we shsl be called to the front to meet
the comrstles gone before, and until all
are mustGed out finally.
Resolud.-ThaG IN his death. Foster
Post has lost valuable comrade, and
that we syhpattize with the bereaved
widow aud children in the loss OF = has
band andIather.
Res0lgei. THAT the altar Of Foster
Post, G. A. r.. be draped in mourning
for the space of 30 days, and all comrades
wear morning badges, in token of res
pect to the memory Of our Chaplain.
Resolce5.-rhat IL copy OF these reso-
buttons Represented to the widow Of our
deceased somrade. and that they be pub
lished In he NEWS j. CITIZEN,
NJ. ID. SCOTT.
l.. & MANN.
|, &, SANBORN,
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CADY'S FALLS.

The story of Hollis Edson's sugar
making was not all told. The report
that he had made 1000 pounds of sugar
from 2S5 trees was before he had done
sugaring. He actually made from 2S5
trees, 1854 pounds, and backed all the
sap.
The new saw mill has arrived, but re-
mains stationery at the depot. There was
some misunderstanding about the pay
ment thereof, and there it is likely to re-
main, or be sold again, while we continue
to listen to the music of the old up and
down saw, engineered by Hollis Edison.
The waste OF the pulp mill makes dl-
rectly for the tlume of Mr.. Manning
grist mill. and very much impedes its
motive power. Purely accidental, oil
course, but such accidents sometimes
makes the fortune of the village lawyer.
The city dress-maker has been here and
rugged out one of our neighboring wom'
en- in the latest style. She blooms like
miss of sixteen.
Gen. circuit has supplied us literally
with department garden seeds, but they
lie on the shelf, awaiting warmer wealth
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was run back to this place and an ex-
ira engine attached.

was run back to this place and an ex-
ira engine attached.
Samuel Meacham still tarries with
us says he is making good wages
collecting old debts.
Hardy's new goods are arriving, and
are being put in order by his clerks.
They expect to be ready for business
the last of the week.
Ida F. Bliss teaches the school in
the Battle Row district, Anna Powers
in the Towle district, and Nellie
Grimes at Centreville.
Our neighbor, Jackson Sargent,
says he does not object to people 60
ing onto the Wintergreen Hill, but he
does wish the boys wouldn't teal
down his fences. Two or three times
this has been done, and he says il
must be stopped.
Mrs. S. B. Meacham and her two
daughters have secured good positions
for the summer at the Hotel Cham
plain, at Maquam, and will leave
about June LIST.
f. H. Campbell, at the Falls, is do
ing considerable carriage painting these
days. We recently saw job from
his shop, and it looked first-class il
every respect.
The listers have now completed theil
work, and we think we can say they
have done their duty in every respect
AS we have before said, there seems
to have been a general desire to re-
turn inventories promptly and cor
rectly, or rather honestly, filled out
At the meeting last week for the pur,
pose of hearing grievances, but very
little was done-only about $40 being
abated. No lists have been doubled
The following is the real estate ano
personal lists for both 1881 and 1882
Real estate, 1881, $500, $4,000; 1882.
S4O4, 10000; increase, S4,462.0O
Personal, 1881, $139, 669.34; 1882,
SIP, S76.OS increase, s33, 1914
We think the town is to be congratu'
lated on such showing. While there
has been tendency to decrease IN
large number of towns throughout the
State on last years returns, Hyde
Park not only holds her own, but
shows an increase of over $50, 900.
MEssRs. EDITORS We desire thro
the columns of the News & CITIZEN,
to express our sincere thanks to Sam
ueI Cinnamon, Esq, and our many
friends in Hyde Park and johnson, fol
the generous aid they kindly rendered
US in our sickness and need.
JACOB L. HOOPER.
FLORA HOOPER.
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CAMBRIDGE BoRo.

Locals must be sent earlier. All mai
goes by White River Junction now
(EDs.
E. B. Wait has moved into Henry
Stowell's house.
B. G. Mccoy is putting fine bay win
dow on his house.
Il. S. WhippIe has taken possession o.
the hotel, and with the aid of his expert.
enced assistants, Mr.. and Mrs. Drury, he
intends keeping a tirst-class house.
The G. A. r. suits to be made up here,
were sent to Col. Gates last Saturday
The others are underway at Turk Bros
Butter market little off from last
week. Fair TO good, % to % cts; choice
and selections, 26 to Is cts. Number Of
packages, 151.
WI Scott is ornamenting his premises
with hedge fence.
Parker, the popular photographer, has
over two weeks work in his rooms to
finish. He will continue his reduced
prices until June 18th, and then close his
rooms as soon as he can fill orders or
hand. A rare opportunity for all.
Little Fraddie Reynolds has been very
sick with rheumatism.
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has been accomplished by them during
the year.
At the regular meeting Warner
Post, No. /, the following details were
made for Decoration Day: To decor
ate the graves of fallen comrades in
the various cemeteries in tkis town
and Elmore-comrades Pierce, Gay,
L. L. Camp aud Jones at the Gene
terry near Mr.. Kelley's, in Elmore.
Flowers and wreaths solicited from
every one, and may be left early Dec
Grafton morning at Mr.. Kelley's. In
Morristown, comrades III. B. George,
A. A. Niles and G. G. Dodge will Wis
it the cemetery at Cady's Falls; flow
ers may be left at G. G. Dodg's.-
Comrades G. A. Davis, E. Farnsworth
and Goodell will visit the cemetery at
the Corners flowers may be left at
Mr.. Cations. Comrades w. G. Nc
Clintock end Z. E. Allen will visit
the yard near A. X. Spaulding's; flew
ers can be left at Ahira Lewis. Com
rades D. J. Stafford and III. o. Spaul-
ding and H. n. Cram will visit the
cemetery near Luman Wheelers; flow
ers can be left at the yaId. Leaders
of details will be supplied with flags
by comrade H. B. George. Details
will report at the several yards be-
tween the hours of 10 and IL, a. m.
The Post in a body, assisted by cit
liens generally, will decorate the
graves in the cemetery in Morrisville,
at 8 o'clock, p. m. The Post will meet
at G.. A. r. hall at l o'clock, p. m.
The address will be delivered by COM
rade G. P. Hogan, Esq, of Sheldon,
in town hall, at 2 o'clock. The clergy
are cordially invited, as well as both
old and young. A special invitation
is extended TO singers. All old SOL
diers, whether they belong to the Post
or not, are earnestly invited to join
with us on that day in commemora-
ton of the glorious deeds of our dead
comrades. Flowers and evergreen
wreaths are solicited from all.
Per order,
G.. W. DoTY, Com.
A. A. NILES, Adjt.
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WATERVILLE.

Myron E. Church has let his farm TO
one year to E. j. Mann.
Fred Carpenter Of Jacksonville, make!
us weekly visit every Friday afternoon
for the purpose of buying butter. Head
quarters at Shattuck's store.
E. w. Prior has been appointed liquor
agent for this town tor one year.
The youngest child OF Henry Manches-
ter has been sick the past week with scar
latina. No other cases in this vicinity.
Gardens are being made. and all farm
work is being crowded, Notwithstanding
the cool weather.
E. FL. Shattuck and his sister, Mrs. G
B. Thomas left on Monday last for Wor-
cester, Mass. to visit their father who is
seriously ill.
Our village school the coming summer
is to be taught by Miss Libbie A. Iowa
ter.
Miss Laura Wilbur has returned from
Burlington, and taken the school at Bel
videIe village,
A large amount of beech, birch and
maple is being sawed at the mill, besides
the usual quantity of spruce and some
ash.
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moaRIsrowa CORNERS.

Anothet couple made happy. VIA
Howard and Nettie Darling were tied to-
gether in hard knot by Elder Sargent
at the Corners, on Sunday, after which
they weat 6 the brides father, Alonzo
Darling's where they met quite com.
pany of relatives. including the parents
of both parties. Here they had an excel
lent supper served. After supper appro
pirate singing and prayer was offered,
and then the company parted, wishing the
happy couple a long and happy life.
Matte, daughter of Ives Wilson, dice
on Monday last. She was about % years
old and had always excellent health, until
stricken down with that dread disease
consumption, about three m9pths ago.
Deceased was an aniable. loving girl anl
her death will be lamented by many.
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs. Sally Towne has in her possession
a paper printed at Worcester, Mass, py
Isaiah Thomas, May Sd. l775, making It
lO7 years old the present month.
Mrs. S. d. Luce has just returned from
Boston with a full line of millinery goods
which she says she shall sell regardless
of cost.
Sociable at Nj. j. Lsach,s-ou- Thursday
afternoon of this week.
MIG. Wakefield is building new barn
on his hill farm.
The latest sensation here is the elope-
ment of young lady of sweet thirteen
with young nan Of six summers, who
| was followed and brought back to his
loving parents the next day. We refrain
| from giving names Gas we are informed
| il is a case Of pure love-. for fear the par
ties may either commit suicide or go
crazy, but venture to say that the young
man, at least, will take his meals stand
ing for few days.
C. III. Reeds saw mill was not in run
ming order on Friday and Saturday OF
last week, caused by breaking of the cOgs
in the main wheel. 1t was speedily he.
paired and is now running night and
day.
M. S. Burnell and G. E. Mann are set
| y
, the street wider and leaving a chance fol
sidewalk without infringing upon the
highway.
The comrades of Foster Post. No. 80
= G. A. R., respectfully request all person
| interested in decorating the soldiers
/ graves in the town of Wolcott, on Mem
Orial Day (May 30th), to contribute sue
q flowers and evergreen wreaths as the
= can furnish, and leave the same as earl
: in the day as possible, with the followin
% named committee who are appointed
!" receive the same: Mrs. J. Il. Hubbel
- Mrs. III. G. Baldwin, Mrs. III. 2. Parke
= and Mrs. r. +. Parker. The cOmmitte
earnestly request every one to furnish a
they can. Comrades will call for them ;
ly early as O'Clock, a. M, on Decorate
to Day. At one o'clock, p. m., processie
er will form near the Congl church, consis
er ing of Hardwick Cornet Band, Fost
he Post, No. So, G, A. r., Crystal Chapte
IS No. 8, order of Eastern Star, the sever
is. schools and all other organizations. IL
y citizens are invited to form in processio
nd carriages in the rear. Especial invitati
he extended to all soldiers not already mel
mt bers of the G, A. r., to "fall in" wi
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Byron Edwards has moved his family
to Waterville, where he will be engaged
numbering.
V. A. Billiard is at home, his school at
Underhill having closed.
Rev. J. w. Hitchcock preached at the
Old Church last Sunday forenoon, the
same pulpit being filled by Elder Gordon
of Craftsbury in the afternoon.
Mr.. John Blake returned last week
from a visit to three of his sons, who are
prosperously located in York State, as
contractors of railroad masonry. Mr..
Blake expresses much enthusiasm for the
country he has visited.
William Andrews makes a very promis-
ing young peddler. He works for ID. A.
Reed as such.
Mrs. C. M. Blake feels like Dragging
about tomato plant that is BENG reared
under her especial care. Should belpleased
TO hear if anyone has a betteS right:
variety : sss prese6t is little more 1...si
Us inches in heiShth, and is budded 70
/ blossom.
Our village can at last boast OF post
office worthy of name. Although no.
completed, it has been considered sum
GENTLY so to admit of occupancy. Tht
4
of S. w. Kinds our new postmaster.
A fire caught in the upper part OF S, A
Stones dwelling last week Wednesda!
morning from a defective chimney, ant
gained such Roadway before being dis
Covered. that the condition of the hous
was considered hopeless. the roof beini
almost entirely destroyed. How disaste
to that building and consequently to 9th
ers in the immediate vicinity was averte
, appears incredible, all things considered
The fact is believed to be due to the COO
energetic and almost reckless conduct {
| some of our citizens, The occasion ha
served to demonstrate the utter helpless
ness of the inhabitants in more tryin
circumstances of like nature, which
while we hope they will not come, ar
: not impossible or hardly improbable
4 With these facts in view, q common int
= est should be awakened that, at least, WI
r produce few comparatively cheap thing
such as ladders and accompanying az
coutreraents of individual utility whe
d their use may be necessitated. The dan
: age to Mr.. Stones house will be sustalne
by the Vt. Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
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tor, but he was too far gone to be helped
much, and died next day. He was bur-
led Friday. Too much can not be said IN
praise of the Christian kindness of the
physician who visited him in his last
hours. Found him alone and dying, stald
with him in that wretched, filthy hovel
till he died. and closed the poor old eyes
that had looked their last on a too often
unfeeling world; then went for neighbor
and himself assisted i'll preparing for a
decent burial. the crippled WORKOUT body.
SsInaSmucho etc
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JOHN SON.

Buffum is shipping bark from this sta
ton, again.
Hav is very scarce here at twenty dol
lars ton.
Harm Bradley is going West next
week. He has a good many relatives out
there. and he thinks he will go out and
stay among them awhile.
Two of our butter buyers have drop
ped off, SO we have only Sherwih aha
Hall now. They are buying good
deal,
Sim. Hunt is going into the express
business. That is. he is going TO 90 tne
trucking between the depot and the VII
lage for awhile.
Miss Ella Smith teaches in East Cam
bridge again, this summer, Julia Tracy
in the Sanford Waterman district, anu
Emma Haytord, on French Hill.
Mrs. FLOYD of Chicago, with two pair
| of twin daughters. has come for long
| visit to her mother, Mrs. Parmalee' s.
DIR. woodward went down to the Lake
fishing. Wednesday, and returned with a
| lot of nice fish which he caught.
| At the Normal school the average male
i student outweighs the average female by
9.56 kilos (2l lbs.), and is taller thah she
by 10 centimeters a inches).
Rev. Mr.. Gordon. Of East Hardwick,
occupied the pulpit at the Congregations
church. Sunday forenoon, having ex-
changed with Mr.. Smith.
Mrs. Samuel Andrews has returned
from her visit of several weeks duration
i'm southern New Hampshire.
The first mosquito of the season has
presented his bill.
t DIR. Anderson has rented Mrs. Pike
bouse for a year. Mrs. Pike will boart
with the Dr.'s family.
u The cellar of DIR. Aliens new house l
e beiuo excavated this week.
Owing to the illness of Rev. Mr.. Pierre
there was no service at the baptIs
church Sunday, with the exception of tn
If Sunday School.
DIR. Woodward is making all prepari
lions to leave town next week. esha
Of be very sorry to lose both the DOCTOR al
j. his family.
Mcfarland noticed the decline OF oil
~ cent per yard on finest dress glnghams
market last week, and has reduced 4
lice to II cents. Mcfarland can sell
he good calf boot for Sl.95, and those WI
,o SSaid that they would have paid S2.5O
~ them lust as quick, had not seen his
e. vertiscment of very low prices.
1T Henry Farewell died quite sudden
o. Wednesday. They say he Went up
see s.Betsey," last Friday, and found |
n. gone and the house alone. L. y. Bai
os found him Tuesday night lying in
ord of her house, which stands in an
he oiated place, and he was unconscio
an Raker summoned help, and after gettl
him indoors and stimulating him, top
lat that he had fallen in = fit and lain in
lin yard several days. The doctor was
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IEEERSONNILLE.

The dwelling house of Mr., Thompson,
near the depot at Jericho, was burned
this morning at 6 O'Clock. Caught from
a fire of wood in coal stove, No wind
and the barns and adjoining buildings,
with most Of the furniture, were saved
By new timetable on the B. & L., trains
are only slightly changed. Connections
same as heretofore.
Martin Winchell of Underhill, late bag
gage-master on the B. & L., is at WORK
| for the express company on the new boa
Reindeer" on Lake Complain.
The body of Mr.. Lalime, late of Bur
linton, drowned on Sunday by the up
setting of sail-boat near the breakwa
ter, is not yet removed. Mr.. Walker, VIII,
accompanied the party, is still very mucl
the worse for his exposure, but no fear
are expressed of his final safety.
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STOWE HOLLOW,

r. c.. Hodge had the misfortune to lose
one of his horse last Saturday.
We understand that Chandler Watts,
End, has purchased IL new organ. Now
for some music Charm"
Ed. Gibbs boy, who has been quite
sick with pneumonia, is about the house
again.
hundred and faty pounds when tive
weeks old. Whl beats it?
william Anderson is to put 30-horst
power engine inhis shingle mill, and i'll
tends to get ready to run this week. Bill
is a stirring chat.
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EAST CAM BRIDGE.

Mis-. Alice Demeritt is at Lindley Full
lington's. in Johnson, at present,
There is talk of little controversy
between the building committee and the
district in regard to an account presented
to the district to pay, by said committee
Miss Ella Smith is engaged to teach
school in district No. 3, and commenced
her school one week ago Monday.
H J. Weston has gone to Newbury to
| work for the season for Mr.. Carlton
Wages paid, $40 per month. Pretty good
| for boy of II.
Almon Hawley sold pair of steers t
Truman Raymore, recently, for $l22.5O
as handsome a pair as there is In town
| we think.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

A wagon road is being built up the
mountain to draw down logs.
On Saturday, 1000 feet of boards were
sawed at the steam mill.
Albert Bellus shows us quite a large
hens egg, it measuring nearly by L.
illcLES. iiJ eirnHs k:,->s, al
i.e.s.s.r BelIus lis retail dias hGaaS =
himself neal. III. b Dfckinson's.
J.D. Stafford has a 12-pound fleece Of
coarse wool, taken from yearling buck
Rev. Rufus Collins preached farewell
sermon here last Sabbath.
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1t does not ere everything. but kid
new troubles and many other complaints
to which flesh is heir, yield gracefully to
the life-giving properties constituting
Hops and Malt Btters. People who have
bee ONE discouraged should resort to this
new remedy. 4ll-44.
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Is the only real Clothing Establishment In
the county, which makes the clothing bust
ness a speciality. Should be better posted
in prices, styles and quality than those
keeping a small stock in connection with
a general stock. Our goods are new and
fresh. No old stuff or shoddy in stock.
We are not going to resort to startling
announcements, eccentric methods OF adj
vertising only, without the goods to fur
nish, or the benefits to give our customers.
Anyone that resorts to such measures, is
not an honest man, but a fool or knave
Hats and Caps-we have all the new and
nobby styles Gents Furnishing Goods
stock complete. Rubber Coats, Blankets
and Rubber Hats, good line. Our Neck
Wear we feel like Dragging about; we
have Is dozen new and rich styles; we Sc
lected the goods to make them OF, and they
cannot be beaten in the State. Would be
glad to have you call and examine the
goods to see if we are telling the truth
We will sell you goods cheap.
Respectfully,
n nTTRERT Manarer
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EAST EIMORE.

There is a greet scarcity of hay, which
is worth $40 peIton
w. Silloway has gone to Keene. n. H..
where he has a Iood job in q sash and
blind shop.
Chas. r. White has just received back
pension of aboulS90O.
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Wistar's Balsan OF Wlld cherry cures
Coughs, Colds, bronchitis; WhooPlhs
Cough, Group, Influenza, consumption,
and all diseasesof the Throat, Lungs
nd Chest. SO cats and 81 bottle.
9-52 "
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We are offering in our Ready-Made Cloth
ing Department choice line OF Mems,
Youths and Boys suits; also spring Over
coats, suitable for spring or summer
months. These garments are made under
the most careful supervision, are perfect
| with regard to fit, elegant in style, neatly
and tastefully trimmed, and are not to be
distinguished from garments made to order
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Stockholders Meeting.

The Stockholders of the Lamoille County
National Bank of Hyde Park, are hereby notified
that meeting of the Stockholders of said bank
will be holden at their banking house in Hyde
Park, on the Ssh Day of June, A. ID. 1889, al
one O'Clock in the afternoon for the purpose OF
seeing what action will be taken upon an appIiea.
ton made to change Article Sd of the Articles of
Association OF said Bank, relating to the number
and election of directors.
Per Order of the Directors.
A. L. MOVES, Cashier.
Hyde Park, May 4th, 1889.
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morrtsvI,Ie posta, DIRECTORY.

MAILS ARRIVE. MAILS CLOSE.
From West, 7.35 a. m. | For East, 7.15 a. m.
Montpelier, Montpelier,
ASP. m. SIS a. m.
Norristown, West 5.15p. m.
445p. m. Morristown, 6 p m.
East, 535 D. m. .. South. 9p- m
South, Up. m.
PostOffce hours, from a. m, to p. m. Sun
days, l. to l and ! to p. m.
j. C. ROBINSON, p. NJ.
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B. al. R. R. Time TABLE,
PRnRATE AOIIGE

Until further notice be given the Pre- cate Office
for the District of Lamoille will be held at the
court House, in Hyde Park, in rooms heretofore
occupied by the County Clerk, where Probate
Courts will be held on MONDAY of each week.
ANY ordinary business may be there attended to
other days from 10 so to IL 90 A. NJ. and from
1 to $50 p. NJ.
HYDE PARK. Jan. LIST. 1879