News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-09-21
tention. A number of pictures await

tention. A number of pictures await
ing frames, fresh from the hands of
young Morrisville artists were of such
a character as to reflect credit upon
the taste and talent of the teacher who
has given two courses of lessons here,
and eyinced praiseworthy industry
and zeal on the part of those who
have enjoyed her instructions. The
three pieces of statuary representing
Faith, Hope and History, which grac-
ed one end of the room, were inter-
esting as displays of art, and yet so
true to nature that to the beholders they
actually seemed to breathe. The
"Annex" contained many attractions
so marked as to excite the curiosity,
if not the feasibility of the spectators.
The serio-comic explanations of the
young man in charge, threw food of
light upon matters hitherto dark and
mysterious. "The scenes in Greece, ="
must have suggested to some present,
vivid associations connected with GER
tain departments of domestic life. We
ourselves were deeply impressed with
an illustration of the lasting har-
mony that must ever exist between
''kindred soles." And we think we
reflect the feelings Of all when we ex-
press the hope that the "lay of the
Minstrels" there exhibited which is so
wonderfully adapted to both cultivat-
ed and uncultivated tastes may not be
their last lay A supplement of cake
and ice-cream closed an evenings en-
tertainment which was evidently re-
garded by those present as a decided
success. b.
The Society of Social Friends will
hold the first meeting of the term,
Friday eve., Sept. 22d, to which all
are cordially invited. Only a short
programme has been arranged, after
which all are requested to remain for
a social time.
ii. S. WILSON, Primarius.
New firm. Champeau & Hill. New
goods and low prices. A large stock
of boots and shoes, the finest and lat
est styles in ladies and children's
wear. In our Harness Dept. we
have a large lot of new blankets and
lap robes, and harnesses of all grades
and styles, also all kinds of horse fur
nishing goods. Call in. Our prices
llsuit you. CHAMPEAU & HILL.
l wish to say to the people of Nor
risville and vicinity that / am prepar-
ed to pay the highest price in cash for
any and all kinds of logs fit to saw
either in yard or on the stump. Also
some two hundred cords of dry, hard
and soft slab wood and chair waste
ior sale. Ny cider mill is newly |
,igged and all Ieady for apples
Terms for making cider so cts. bbl.,
cash. A. +. WHITNEY.
If you want sweet, home sailed |
pork; if you want fine Richmond |
LARRY cheese; if you want fine ready |
made clothing, 60 70 the Brick Block
n Morrsville and you will find them,
ogeEher with a large stock of dry
FOODS and groceries which will be sold
Il prices that will suit. Also best
ZONE made grey full cloth. Alos G.
T. Hibbard's best hand made and ware.
anted boots and shoes. Mr.. Slayton
aving just returned from Boston
as the most desirable stock of gen.
raj merchandise to be found in this
art of the State, and will sell at
Wholesale or retail. Eight thousand
pounds maple sugar, pork by the bar
el, but it is useless to enumerate the |
kinds of goods that can be
ound in this store, as it would take. a
arge sum to pay the printer. Thank
ng the people of Morristown and the
racinity for all favors in the past /
nope to merit a share of the same in
he future. Remember the blick store,
Morrisville, Vt. GEO. j. SLAYToN.