News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-04-20
MQRRISXILLE.

Several from Hardwlck attende
Mr.. Burke's funeral,
". c. T. Union met at Mrs. Sal
born's, Tuesday night.
Asa Ober moves to R. G. Hill
and teams for Mr.. Hill.
Geo. Elmore closes his dancin
school Friday evening next.
Another meat cart -HarrisOn Dodg
and Herbert Hyde, proprietors.
Mr.. James Sturges has been move
to H. B. Sturges', and is improving.
Mrs. Reed, accompanied by he
daughter, went to Boston on Monda,
last.
There will be preaching at tn
Congregational Church next Sunda,
morning.
Mrs. Smith still lies in q critica
condition at DR.. Sparhawk's, st
'Johnsbury.
We noticed the joyful countenanct
of E. o. Joslyn, ex-landlord, in towr
on Monday.
Mr.. LeBaron invited the three low
er rooms at the Academy, to eat sug.
ar, last week.
Rev. Clark Wedgeworth breaches
at Cady's Falls, each Sunday after
noon.
.Ziba W. Boyce of Fayston, has
presented some of his friends with
maple honey, which all agree equals
the best
The Journal states that Mr.. Bout
wells petition for pension has been
favorably reported. Mr.. B. lost four
sons.
That person who has pilfered rub
bers, hats, etc., from the school-house,
better remember that trouble may be
in store for him.
The examination of teachers for the
town of Morristown will be held at the
Academy in Morrisville Saturday,
April Doth, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Charles Burke, after a long sick
ness, died Saturday night at 10: 80.
Age OF years. His funeral was at
tended by Mrs. Paul of Stowe. Mr..
Burke was al old resident nd good
business man.
Lyceum Friday evening. Question,
That Fashion has more
influence than common sense. The
moot court has been postponed indef-
initely.
Last sociable at the Vestry, April
26th. The ladies offer refreshments
gratis. A committee of seven has
been appointed to furnish entertain
ment.
Two soft wood trees haye been cut
in tbs Academy park. The passage
for teams in front of the school-house
will soon be closed, in order that the
Park may be kept grassed as much as
possible,
New machinery has just arrived at
this station, for the Haskins mill at
Green River, and when put in, Mr..
Haskins will have two the incest run
ming mills in this section.
The mother of Miss Nettie Spauld-
ing is sick with lung fever at Mr.. Bar
ney Spaulding's. Mrs. Peke is also
sick, and several of the schoolgirls
are ailing. Mr.. McClintock is about.
Mrs. Sturtevant, State organizer
and lecturer, will speak on temperance
next Sunday evening, at the Congre-
gational church. This lady combines
with personal attractiveness, temper
ance in speech, grace of manner and
considerable eloqueEcc.
Little Eddie, son of A. f. Porter
of Meriden, Conn, formerly of this
town, died April 14th, of memberan-
Gus Group. Mr. Porter's family have
the sympathy of their many friends
and neighbors in this place, in their
deep afiliction.
Durkee Scoield, son of the late
Mai. Scofield, who has been out West
for a quarter of century is in the
village, the guest of J. w. Spau lding-,
He returns to Minneapolis on Monday
evening next.
School-meeting at No. 6 last We'd
nesday evening, not exactly a love-
feast. The tongue of our friend
Dingwall is always persuasive, but
how about the black eye?
''Bi" Calkins has moved to Port
land St. A first-class store is guar
anteed. One side boots and shoes:
the other, groceries. Heavy goods
down stairs. Attention: new sign
B. A. Calkins.
Monday night, an itinerant show
man performed on the ''fiying trapeze."
Sitting in chair, and balancing on a
rope and were his most skillful feat. The
musical peroration might well be omit
ted. He called US both a city and a
town. Which?
The telephones are working salts
factorily. The exchange includes four
officers at Hyde Park, and the follow
ing here, viz: Judge Powers and A.
o. Gates, both place of business and
house; Ii. A. Slayton & Co., P. X.
Gleed, B. A. Calkins, and Hendee &
Fisk, places of business. Morrisville