News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-12-07
B. 81. R. R. TIME TABLE.
TINE TABLE.
N OR RISVILLE.

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Johnshury.
Miss Carry Chase spent Thanksgiv-
ing at home.
Band meeting at the Academy Hall,
Monday evening, Dee. IL.
''Peake Sisters" at Town Hall. Sat
urday evening. LIE. us fiji the house.
Charles BrtItII has killed pig Z
months old, that dressed 400 pounds.
Mrs. Julia Tracy, who has been
absent for some months, is at home
again.
iSiayten 6 Peck have new eight
day calendar clock. Lewis will prob
ably try to buy il.
lido yes moind the backward attn
the bokayi" Is what foreigner sail
of the man he saw at the hotel table
eating celery.
Several from this place will attend
the meetings at st. john bury, this
week, To- he held under the auspices
of the Y NJ. e. A.
The young people of the Cong'l.
society will hOld their first sociahle of
the season with Miss May Moves. on
Friday evening next.
There will he social dance at
Woo,Iward's Hall, Friday evening.
Dee. 9Th. Music, ElnDre's Band.
Bill 81 cents. All invited.
W. G. Wedge of Chicopee, Mass,
IN in thu E,t
Green & Tsyiur's Bakery. The oven
will cost some over SI500.
$500 was received ut the donation
for the benefit of Rev. G. Wedge
worth. The singing by Mr.. Hadley
and choir was much enjoyed.
Robinson, the photographer, will
have something TO say about Christ
mas goods next week. In the mean
time drop in and look the novelties
over.
All will be glad to learn that Mrs.
p. h. Gleed is slowly but unmistaka-
bly, improving. She has been to the
door and now takes her meals with
the family.
Hale has just received fresh supply
of flour which he sells at bottom prices.
He has also a new and extensive stock
of clothing in all grades. Call i'll and
look IL over.
Fred Boynton while helping set up
a threshing machine, Monday, fell,
receiving an ugly blow III The face. Ii
Is the first scrape Fret was ever i'll
where he came out with a black eye.
Mrs. Champeau was called 10 Mont
pelier, Monday, by a telegram an
nouncing the death of her sister, who
left here Saturday in good health.
Heart disease supposed to be the
cause of death.
The prospects of good attendance
at the winter term of school. are very
.fattering. Several from Stowe and
other towns, who have not been here
before will attend. Prof. Wilson re-
turned Monday.
The shop windows indicate the
nearness OF tho holiday season. Why
not have 4 union service, and tree, at
the Town Hall, Christmas! A COM
mittee Of arrangements consisting oi
representatives from each church or
society, would be the proper way 10
start The wheel. Think it over.
/ have a lull line of Christmas and
New Years gOu,ls which l will sell
cheap. ] invite all 10 call aud see
them and their prices, whether they
wish TO purchase or not IL never
ISispseases me 10 show goods. Hunk
ing you for past favors, L hope To
receive a sbare of your future patron
age. r. L. ROBERTS.
If your scalp is getting dry aud tlle
hair seems 10 lie brasliy. why don't
You try ..Hairvine!" - IL is simple
preparation prepared by Z. w. Rich
ardson of Barnet, W., and will re-
move dandrutf, and stimulates the
growth of the hair without colorrUg or
iniuring it. Druggists keep it. A
free application may be had at Clark's
ibarbcr shop.
The st. Johnsbury Ider has the
following good words for Spencer,
Pearl & Merriam "'Spencer, Pearl
& Merriam have rented the old Cen
trial Market for two years and will
occupy it for their wholesale business.
Messrs. s. z. &c NJ. are doing a lar
ger business than ever this fall, having
recently sold over $4,000 worth of
goods in the Lamoille Valley inside OF
FIVE days. ,rhis looks likeprosperily.
At the temperance meeting Sunday
evening, remarks were made by Revs.
Bushee, Wedgeworth, Barnes, Howes.
and Presiding Elder Morgan and Dea-
con Tenney. There was just little
sparing between the speakers, and
Just enough of the DeacOn's drolleries
to make the occasion one of much i'll
terest. There were many good things
said and many that it were better to
have omitted. Tie Deacon's remarks
on the Turkey question were right To
the point and certainly deserve seri-
Gus consideration.
We are promised rich treat We'd
nesday evening. Dec. 10th, at the
Town Hall. in the way of an enter
tain.nent, TO he given by old people.
under the management OF l.. III.
HadIev. 1t will he old fashioned in
all respects. Novel features will be
swinging, hetcheting and spinning
flax and carciing and spinning wool in
the good old style OF our fathers. Old
fashioned singing will he a notable
feature. Admission 10 cents. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit of the Methodist
society.
The entertainment given By the
.<IPeake Sisters" at the Town Hall,
'N ednesday evening, is higyly spoken
of by those present. Tie attendance
was not as large, OF course, as it would
have been had the announcement OF
.ihcir appearance been made earlier.
and il is hoped the Sisters will Iayor
us Wits another call. The parts were
all we'll taken, especially that of the
foremost sister hy Mrs. Rich nee
George. The singing by Messrs
Bar. e.. Fisher, Abbott and Mrs. and
Mis-. Fish.r and Miss Grace George
was first-raLe and aided materially ia
making the entertainment the success
IL was. Later 1T has been decided
to repeat the play Saturday evening
OF this week.