News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-30

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bow and arrow Monday.
Rohinson's photograph rooms vii
be closed until Monday, Dec. 4th.
B. e. Sheldon and family are il
town, for fooCt purposes, we surmise.
S45 was raised for Charley Town
by the subscription started by Doty.
We hear every day how cheap
Hardy is selling goods. Guess it is
.tTue.-AdU.
Mrs. ]. G. Noyes fell from the
'veranda. recently, sustaining quite
severe injuries.
Miss Nellie Slayton, who has been
studying music in Boston for some
5time. returned last week.
Postmaster Robinson is Frightening
slP the interior OF his office with kalso.
mine, paint, etc. Capital idea.
A L. Hardy. principal of the West
Randolph Graded School, is spending
his vacation with Ii. P. Munson's
family.
Patrick Hassett has sold his farm
in the west part of the town to Elmer
Smalley, @. VI. Sherwin and Edgar
Noyes.
Business don't warrant a turkey
but We shall have chicken pie at all
hazards. Later, We shall have the
turkey-been invited out.
Mrs. Laraway, while working at a
sewing machine, ran the needle
through the nail into her finger, break
ing the needle off in the finger.
We understand that o. F. Gales
and Eli Gle have disposed OF their
interest in Dakota property and will
soon return to their old homes in this
town.
Services appropriate for Thanks
giving Day will be held in the Con-
,gregational church, Thursday, at IL
O'Clock, a. m. The public are invited
to attend.
Paul Brothers Orchestra of Eve
pieces, will furnish music for their
next party at Woodlands Hall, Nor
risville, Friday eve., Dec. 1st, 1882.
Admission to hall, 35 cents.
Counterfeit U. 5. $40 treasury notes
1875, c." bearing Webster's face,
are abroad. Look sharp or you may
get one. There is a dangerous coun-
terfeit silver dollar also in circulation.
We desire to express our apprecia-
, ton ana thanks to the people of Nor
; risville and vicinity, for their liberality
+. and kind assistance extended TO us in
{ many ways since the fire at our place.
Mr.. & Mrs. CHAs. Town.
The speak Sisters" will give an
entertainment, under the auspices OF
Fthe young ladies of the Univalist
>Soeiaty, at Town Hall, this We'd
rnesdayl eve. Begins at z o'clock.
sSocisble after the exercises admission
10 cents.
The RAILROAD Co., of course, have
fthe right to ran their own business,
but from an, outside point of view, the
recent removal OF, Station Agent Town,
sat HYDE PaElS, WAS an outrage of the
first order. He was one of the most
.obIieing agents on the road, and it is
Syet'to be learned that he ever neglect
ed his duties in any respect.
Grand Auction Sale Saturday after
moo, 7 and evening, Dec. 2nd, 1882.
at { 'hampeau & Hills, of an over
stock of mems boots, shoes and
rubber goods, also a large line of
whips. b alters, surcingles, blankets,
robes. b, lffaloes, valises, harnesses,
etc. Tho Sc wanting goods cheap
should com out.
The nam cs of the pupils in the
Grammar an d intermediate depart
ments who h, I'VE been neither absent
or tardy DUR ng the autumn term
ending Nov. 2lst. are Hattie Rich,
Loyisa Leach, Mabel Bundy, Alma
Cheney, Nelson Irish, George Bushee,
Henry George, Walter Fitch, Fred
Bnshee, Walter Gilbert, Glenn Gould,
Eva Darling, Lula Niles.
The winter term at the Peoples
Academy and Morrisville Graded
School begins Wednesday, Dec. 9Th.
The school has never been more pros
porous. The fall term just closed was
one of the largest in attendance since
the opening, thirty-four years ago. No
trouble in getting board in good fam
lilies for 81 80 per week, or accommo-
dations for self boarding at mere
nominal sum. Never could an educa-
ton be Obtained for less money at this
institution than now.
We passed little girl the other day
who was sweeping about in the snow.
She had on cotton hose, etc. She
coughed several times while we were
passing. By and by the mother may
wonder why her little one is SO slender
and perhaps WHY she should be taken
ard so many others left. Better put
on heavy wooden stockings and under
wear, it may not look as nice, but the
limbs will grow to look better and
there will be lessscoughing and better
health generally.-Facts.
G. A. BarrOws went over to his barn
in Brooklyn, Monday, where he found
that fine pig he was intending to
kill in few weeks, had disappeared.
There was blood to show that strug-
gle for life had been made, but nc
voice called for corn meal. The silence
was broken by "Gill," however, and
AN investigation followed. The CON-
mittee reported mistaken identity By
the party sent to slaughter neighbors
pig, the sole cause for complaint.
DIR. C. F. Storrs of Burlington, VT,
celebrated for the treatment of rup-
lures, can be consulted at DIR. Lance's
office, South Woodbury., Dec. 4th and
9th, Morrisville Hotel, Dec. 9th,
Hotel Hyde Park, Dec. 9TH, Hotel
johnson, Dec. 9Th and 9th. DIR. l..
M. Bingham, one of the leading ply
sicians of Burlington, and attending
surgeon at the Mary Fletcher Hospital,
says :-"Dr. e. +. Storrs has made
the subject of ruptures and proper
truss for their support study for
several years, and from personal ex-
p,rienee (as | am wearing one of his
trdsses), can recommend the uoctor
AMI truss to any one afflicted with
rupture. "-Adv.