News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-10-12
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1t is reported that the prayer-meet-
ings az the chapel and vestry were
disturbed by boys drumming on the
windows, etc.
Henry Warden is stopping at the
Crawford house, Boston.
The world renowned colOred Jubilee
singers will sing at Academy Hall on
Friday night, Oct. 18th.
Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Gle and Mrs.
Sanborn, our three milliners, are in
Boston this week.
F. p. Robinson is making needful
preparations to work the dry plate
process in connection with his photog-
raphy.
Capt. II. II. Brown of Brooklyn,
n. Y, will speak at Bdr6e's hall next
Sunday, Oct. 10, and at the school
house, Cady's Falls in the evening at
half past seven o'clock.
LosT.-One dog skin driving glove.
The finder will confer a favor by leav-
ing the same at Hendee & Fisk's.
The musical festival of the Burlin2-
ton Philharmonic Society commences
on Tuesday of next week and closes
the following Friday.
As we 90 to press we learn that the
high trestle at Walden is on fire, and
trains are consequently delayed there
by.
Call at Miss Terrill's and see her
new assortment of and 10c goods.
You can get great deal for a little
money. Things pretty, new, useful
and desirable. She also has other
goods, especially hair. a good vari-
ETY. of stamping patterns Hair work
or stamping done promptly to order
as usual.-AdC.
Our town is to be visited on Satur-
day evening by the Boston Ideal Con-
cert Co., combined with Ames Pan
Drama and assisted by Mr.. and Mrs.
/ 'ulOre. They are highly spoken of
and we hope our citizens will give
them q hearty welcome.
The Y. C. I. U. held meeting at
Mrs. H. II. Morgan's on Tuesday af-
ternoon.
The Band formed an organization
at their last meeting. Prof. Paul will
continue to act as leader when here |
the other officers are, chairman, A.
w. Spaulding secretary, e. Spaul-
ding; treasurer, C.. A. Gle. 1t is
understood that the band will procure
new music and witt hold concerts oc-
casionally.
B. C. Sheldon and wife of Swanton,
have been stopping at c. 5. Noyes for
several days.
Postmaster Robinson and wife left
town on Monday for a two weeks
visit among relatives in Hartford,
Conn.,, and vicinity
Dan Spaulding left town on Mon
dav. He will visit Portland and Bos-
ton to buy goods for S. II. Tiff.
Mrs. Foster, step mother of the
late Gen. Geo. p. Foster OF Burllng-
ton, has been visiting at Frank Rob
inson's the past week.
The students of the Academy held
a well attended lyceum on Friday
evening. The musical programme con-
sisted of song by quartet, vocal solo
by Miss Story, organ solo by Miss
CurrIer and the Round by the singers
was very good. Remarks were made
by Story, Boyee, Chase, BIaisdell,
Bracket, Gates, Mudgett and Others
in discussing the subject-Resolced,
That actions have a greater Influence
than words. The question was decid-
ed in favor of the negative; by the
members vote 10 favor of the affirma-
tive. The reading of the paper by
Misses Andrews and Hall, though
very good, had quite an ancient air
about it. The third lyceum of the
term will be held Friday evening.
The Methodist ladies society meets
at the chapel this (Wed.) afternoon
and the Cong'l ladies at the vestry on
Friday afternoon.
E. S. Robinson has been adding
some new furniture to his already well
arranged shop. He has also put in
choice line of cigars.
Rev. A. P. Tracy, one of the lead
inc preachers of the Free Baptist de-
nomination will visit in this town dur
ING the coming week, and Rev. Mr.
Sargent being absent at the Corners
Mr., Tracy will preach in his pulpit il
the forenoon. At 2 p. m. he viii
asy,raarss,- -flser-e is5isfsnn cl1nrss, horo'
Previous to his coming to Vernon
one year ago he was pastor in turn o
the Boston, Haverhill and Lynn
churches, Mass. This year he pre-
sided as moderator of the Free Bap
fist yearly meeting held at Lyndon
His success has been marked in evan
eeiistic as well as pastoral labors, ant
he has baptized as many as THOUSAND
persons who have been converted I'm
der the influence of his preaching. Th
singir at the afternoon service wi
be from Nos. /, 2 and 3, and all hay
ing them are requested to bring them
The service is put at two in the after
noon that worshippers at the othe
churches may have the privilege c
attending.
We regard the following as a dar
oerous attack and shall go right t
work on an obituary notice for til
anthOr:
PROF. BOOMHOwER: II near you
CAPTAIN complaining of your skill al
good manae ement; he thinks you waste
time going to Hyde Park for guns for D
men. and am little surprised too, I'LL
your generalship should leave the DarS
frequently down; for as game gathef'
it was supposed you had no equal. :,
You and your partner. Maj Ierrlll, u
well to bring in 77j in count. while 0e
Hunt and myself brought in 1901
though we did not have boys for gan
carriers with a gun in EACH hand et
Too bad, BOomie.
/ one noticed an item IN the paper; ca
Ing YOU the crack shot Ofthe day NOV
Boomie. it is too bad you could not ha'
had one Of your game carriers 70 ma
carried your third shot, for then it Wou
not have strayed over TO your neighDo,r
target. am sorry that 50 fine marx
man should be on the decline while IN u
C.oobuess of his Month. 1OA.