News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-03-02
HAIR DWICK,

The six weeks meetings in ME. Church
have closed, with good results. Quite a
number have been added to the Lord-of
such as shall be saved, To God be all the
glory.
John Bishop has secured job in Chi
cago, and started on Monday. Feb. 81
All of his friends hope he will succeed
Prices for butter ruled here on SaCur-
day, at from 80 to 30 cts. per ID. Pota-
toes 20 to SO cts. per bushel.
Nathan McKinstry while chopping in
the woods, in West Woodbury., on Wednes-
day of last week, was falling a tree which
lodged on another and when it came
down large limb struck him on the head
and chest making q dangerous Eound on
the head, and breaking the collar bone.
Two OF the upper ribs were broken, and
the right lung was punctured. He was
attended by Soules, assisted by DR.. Ward.
He was so badly injured that he died on
Friday at 10 O'Clock. Funeral at his
house in woodbury. on Sunday. He was
hard working man and leaves large
family. This makes the second accident
of this kind within three miles of this
village this winter.
The drama, entitled, 'sThe Octoroon,"
will be played by the Hardwick Dramatic
Club, on Thursday and Friday evenings.
March 2 and 3. The acting of this club
III former years is q certain guarantee that
it will be first class. On Friday evening
after the play, there will be a dance at the
Centennial House.
Town Meeting Tuesday March 9TH.
Let us see if we can have board of Lis
tiers that can appraise property as it
should be.
We learn that Geo. W. Bridgman of
Barton, and a son of Dorman Bridgman
of this town has lately been granted
pension which with his back pay amounts
to $1,000, and $l5 per month. Georges
many friends here are glad to learn of his
good luck.
Some of the Tax payers think as long
as they have to help pay the bill, that it
would not be any more than fair to have
the farmers meetings at this village at
least one third of lifetime.
Mr.. McLoud in severing his connection
with the school for the spring term, does
not mean by this that he is to leave town.
A.W. Dawson has bought an Estey
Organ for his daughter Ula.
Rob. Gray was in town Saturday.
There are several parties who want to
rent the hotel If Joslyn does not conclude
to stay.
Jason Dimick has purchased of Mr..
Murkland of Barton, one of his patent
sugar arches.
Sixty couples attended the ball at the
Centennial House, FEB. 22nd,
BERTHE Perley has hada slight attack
of diptheria but is now better.
Chester Celley's boy, while at work in
Bailey's granite shop, on Monday run
ming a polisher, got wound up on the
shaft and got badly hurt, but came out
without any broken bones.
The genial face of Henry Stevens was
seen on our street on Tuesday, selling
crackers and confectionery as usual.
NJ. S. NJ. Jrt1le nc teacher of the
academy, arrived on Monday.
Prof. McLoud has had pair of heavy
boots made, we suppose for kicking
around silver ore sc.
Warner Drenan and Russell HoIton
both finished their first terms of school
tecahing, and we are informed they had
good success.
Mrs. Joshua Walton of Mackyille. died
Saturday of heart disease. The funeral
services were held on Tuesday after
noon.
Rey, Mr.. Scribncr has only Sabbaths
more here before Conference. AS he has
been here three years, there is no pros
pect of his being again returned. His
many friends would be glad if he could
be sent here again,