News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-06-08
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the work will not be commenced unit
all the funds are secured. Here is
chance for you that are public-spirite
! to contribute towards a worthy Oh
ject.
! The mania for trimming trees stiI
continues a large number having I'm
dergone surgical operations the pas
week.
/ T. H. Porter and wife returned frou
Fort III. Saturday night. Theron
brought back large quantity of fisl
caught at that place. He was on
three times and caught in all $50 lbs.
one pickerel alone weighing lbs.
You can buy all-wool Scotch suit
for $500 at Hardy's.-AdU.
Jackson Sargent's boy, Fred, WHIT
has been quite ill with pneumonia, il
improving.
Our young men are talking of organ
izing a band.
Mrs. l.. Matthews has removed tc
Cady's Falls.
The end was blown out of one o.
the big churns at the creamery The
other day while being washed will
hot water.
Mrs. Clara Keller has returned tc
Burlington.
Wellington Burr, town charge, vii
board at Perry Fosters. The house
recently occupied by him is to be
rented.
Hardy has hung out new sign.
Meeting of the stockholders and di
rectors of the Bank on Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Lutes, of Montpelier,
is stopping in town. Her son, Earn
est, is clerking In a furniture store a
Poughkeepsie, n. Y.
DR.. Bliss paid flying visit to hi:
old home at Georgia the past week
He returned Monday and is now at
tending to his professional duties.
Hollis Wilson, principal of the
Academy the past year, has accepted
the principalship of the Academy a
Morrisville. 1t was hoped by many
that he might be secured for another
year at this place, but receiving bet
ter offer he accepted it. Mr.. Wilson
is thoroughly competent teacher
and the Morrisville people have done
well in securing him.
Sadie Sherwin is visiting relative:
at East Fletcher.
A large party leave for Swantor
Thursday night, intending to spend 6
few days in piscatorial sports.
The moderately cool weather anC
rains the past two weeks will do much
for the hay crop, but with the most
favorable conditions there can hardly
be an average yield. Vegetation, also.
is very backward.
Lilley & Co. have just received g
large installment of carriages. bug
gies, &c. Read their advertisement
Rev. Mr.. Langford, of Wolcott.
will preach at Union Church next
Sunday.
For some unexplained reason, Her.
bert Ames' magnificent views, given
6y an oxygen calcium light" did not
come off as advertised Monday night,
much to the regret 90 of many.
Chas. Crane has sold his fine COW
and calf for $50. 1t was shipped to
Boston Monday,
Contractors are wanted to draw
wood to the b. & l.. station at Jetfer-
sonville. See advertisement.
Farmers who planted their corn
a month ago are wearing a wry face
the cold weather preventing its growth
The old saying comes in this year
Haste makes waste"
VanNess Lilley's horse while stand
ing in front of Hardy's store las
Thursday night was frightened by al
open umbrella blowing in the street
He ran away, but was stopped under
the Westinghouse sheds. Result,
demolished wagon and damned mill
can.
jackson, the American House bar
Der, has been offered a position as as
sistant barber at the Van Ness House
Burlington.
A letter received from Mrs. Charlie
Nichols states that her husband diet
Of congestion of the lungs, Saturday
May 27th. A short time ago he haC
an attack of his old complaint, asthma
which was followed by the measles
from which he had about recovered
when the fatal disease set in. III
was buried the following day about
miles from Denver. Mrs. Nichol
will remain west for the summer a
east, having a good home with kind
| friends in Denver.
Hardy has recently added a stow
department 10 his establishment.
Geo. r. Flint, of No. Troy, and c
+. Harris, Of Newport, spent a fey
days in town the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Germon and child
from London, are visiting in town
Mrs. G.. is sister Of Mrs. G. NJ
Strong.
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