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


New Hampshire, Wednesday
John Ramsley, of Boston, was in
town Monday, buying horses.
Mrs. Cheney took the Band of Hope
out for May walk on Tuesday.
Many of the former students of the
Academy were in town last week.
A carload of hay is expected at the
depot the first of next week.-AdU.
J.P. Clement and Henry Warden
started for Boston, Monday morning.
Bert Grout is now employed by
Bush & Kellogg in their meat market.
The Revs. Mr.. Bushee and Wedge
worth exchanged desks on Sabbath
day.
J. NJ. Joslyn has purchased the
grocery business of N. p. CIRCUITS es-
tate.
A large party go to Maquam this
week. The finny tribe will please take
notice.
"Maj." Waterman is engaged as
steward to the White River junction
House.
Miss May Merriam of st. Johns
oury. is spending a few weeks with
frieHes in town.
BIC. Sheldon and wife spent the
Sabbath in town. Mrs. Sheldon will
remain some days.
wsNTED.-A man to work twenty
DAYS and board himself. Enquire at
Hendee & Fisk's Office.
Charles Boyce got the drop on No
BILE Webster, last week. and our State
siuaaees are bettered So.
Mrs. Mason Peake died very sud-
deaAz on Friday last. The funeral was
attendeA Monday. Mrs Paul ofliciat-
ing
lta sa.~n. and is engaged ysth bis faith
er-in-law, Mr.. Trow, at his granite
shop.
F. H. Martin and IL. G. Blake, tn
Amherst students here in the spring
are among the prize speakers at Cen
mencement.
George Shirly was arrested Mon
dav. for intoxication, and fined 80 an
costs. amounting to $3.50. Bill wa
n little too quick for the vigilant ey
of the law.
The case of State VS.. DIR. Holbroo
was brought to peaceful terminate
Friday, by the Doctors pleading guilt
to two offences. Fine and cost
amouated to s36.O5. A compromis
we understand.
For SALE.-A good second han
carriage for four persons, with tc
over rear seat. Newly upholsteret
,painted and vanished just right Il
livery or to run to depot. Inquire
aof G.. W. Hendee.
The tax books lately in the hant
of n. J. Phelps, collector, Will |
kept during the month of May
Mrs. Phelps house, and these wi
have not paid are requested to C;
and settle at once
G.. II. Slocum and Miss Loui
Moody were married at the home
the bride, in Stowe, on Monday NOR
ING last. They go to Boston for
few DAYS. and from there to Silverto
Colorado, where they intend spendl
tire summer, Mr.. Siocnm having IN
,ess interests at that place. Weho
to see them back IN the fall. ETeI
body will rejoice should events
turn as to make them permanent re
,Iants here. which is not improbab
In tho meantime we extend our heal
congratulations.
The graduating exercises at
Academy ON Friday evening" cal
ont a VERY large audience. Many w
{, attendance from adjoining tow
The floral display was simply exqnls
and the general stage arrangemt
B were all admirably gotten up
Grafton and essays by A. ). Titus
.be Misses Bugbee, Nellie b. and
roma NJ. Fitch we're very good.
Nellie Fitch gave very complete
interesting history of our school
its origin to the present time
recitations by the Misses Hlckok
Minnie NJ. Fitch, ''Mergolast'
.sThe Pilots Story" were exceed
~ well rendered, and Miss lnez
ten did nicely in the ''Schooi +
we'll" We understand the spea
had the benefit of a thorough drill
Miss Chase. The vocal music
very good, as was that contribute
EImores orchestra. MIR. Elmore
generously declined 10 receive
thing for his services. The rec
of the evening, some $50, will be
ell to the library fund. 1t is bu
to Prof. Dustan and his assistan
say that the examinations durin
week, and the closing exercises
that much thorough and effectnai