News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-06-22
MorrisviIIe Postal Directory.
MoR 2iSYlLLE.

The Malvern Farm buildings are
about to take on coat of paint.
Mrs. V. NJ. Hardy of West Ran
dolph, is spending few days in town.
Charley Shaw has the frame partly
up for a large barn, on his farm across
the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Spaulding of
Portland, were at the Morris vile
House over Sunday.
A. II. Copley is engaged by firm
in Boston, and will not go West as
reported last week.
Z. J. Stewart is in CastIeton. at
tending Commencement of Castletou
State Normal School.
Miss Bell Hall and Mrs. Harlan
Munson have returned from their Wis
it to West Randolph.
The old Joslyn horse, Rocket, may
be seen at the stable of J. NJ. Joslyn,
during the summer.-AdC.
Miss Grace George has gone to
Hardwick, to work in the Centennial
House, the coming season.
Judge Jones of Albany, and his
son Fred, who for the past ten years
has been living in the West. were in
town on Friday.
Rev. C. Wedgeworth and wife go
to Amherst, this week, to attend the
Commencement exercises. Mrs. W. 5
son graduates this wear.
John Utton started Monday morn
inc for the SherbroOke race, which is
billed for the 23d and oath, with Black
Johnnie, Little Fortune and Black
Crook.
w. G.. McCiintock has a very fine
colt, two weeks old, sired hy &. II.
Pages horse TattersaII. He mas been
offered 500 cash for it when four
months old.
Geo A. Fuller has been speaking
at Burke's hall every Sunday the pres
ent month 20 interested audiences.
He will speak at the same place again
next Sunday.
At the session Of the Grand Lodge [
recently held at Burlington, L. II.
Garner was appointed District Deputy |
Grand Marshall for the thirteenth Ma
sonic district.
If you want to see some good colts
90 to Malvern Farm and see the
Young Autocrat's two-year-olds.-
Stand Is hand high, and weigh 900
pounds.-Adc.
The only son of Edwin Clark of
Brattleboro. died recently of consump-
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Clark will have
the sympathy of their many friends
here in their bereavement.
Ivan" Burke and boy, C. G. Burke
and boy, and p 2. Robert and hoy,
returned Tuesday night, from a fish
ing trip to Lake Memphremagog.
They brought home some line aquatic
specimens.
The pulp mill which has Teen closed
for repairs, week or more, has again
started up. Mr.. +. A. Cushman in
forms us that they now have the mill
in a better running condition than
ever before
Boomhower has resurrected an old
sign of L. p. Poland's, and made it
fast over his shop door. Now, Eli,
persuade the Judge to send ON little
of his stock in trade. Look up the in
terest question little and 90 in.
The sad announcement of Mrs. DR..
Sparhawk's death reached here Sun
day eve. She died of diphtheria, the
disease which so recently took away
their child. The sympathy of the en-
tire community will 90 out to the Doc
tor and the imTediate friends in this
hour of affiiction.
II. B. Warden has deservedly won
the gratitude of the ladies' of the Aid
Society, by writing between 800 and
600 names IN ink upon quilt design
ed for Mrs. Emily Montgomery, now
of Turkey. This is certainly a case
where Henry has been scT'ite all the
way through.
At the Republican caucus held Sat
nrday evening, delegates We're chosen
as follows: To the State Convention,
Alfred Dodge. &C. Dodge, Z. E. AL
len and Austin Wilkins. Those elected
To tue District Convention are, Il. c..
Fisk, w. G. McCiintock, A. b. Smith
and Martin Wheelock.
DIR. Holbrook while rusticatiEg al
Bel videre, last week, took III five
hundred as handsome brook trout a.
Rnx-ntnY'G LOT
Greensboro, were the largest we have
seen, but it remained for the Doctor
to make the haul of the season. We
know just how a dozen OF them looked
on the breakfast table.
The prospect of Band fere is
quite hopeful. A meeting of the as
pirants for band fame was called last
week, and w. ]. Paul was chosen
leader This is sufficient guarantee
for the success of the enterprise. Part
of the instruments which were used
by the old band have been procured,
and we are informed that immediate
steps are TO be taken to obtain the
balance,
As we were walking along High st.
the other evening, our attention was
turned to beautiful cottage monu-
ment in front of Fosters Marble
Works. 1t was the one completed that
we spoke OF few weeks ago as being
IN process of construction, and we can
truly say that it is the finest piece o.
workmanship in this section. 1t is tc
be shipped to New Hampshire, Mon.
day. Call Immediately and see it,
.AdU.
The observance of a Children.
Day in the month of June has beer
more general and elaborate than fol