News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-06-01
RISViLLE.

MoRRISVlLLE.
viii. Choate is in town for BRET
visit.
Winter is liable to break now at any
time.
1t is print, not paint, at lifts, for
4 cents.
Charlie Hammond is running a
meat-cart again.
Little Nettie Laraway is very sick
with pneumonia.
Miss Addie West has opened a >
and 10 cent store.
Mr.. Fuller will speak at Burke's
hall, next Sunday.
William, the jovial old soldier from
Jericho, is in town.
Mrs. Gleed is at home, somewhat
improved in health.
Hon. F. A. Cushman of Lebanon,
xyas in town Tuesday.
Miss May Marrfam returned % so.
.JohnsbAry, on Monday.
Judge Powers delivered the Decor
alton Day address at Johnson.
Calvin Blossom, former resident
of this place, is visiting in town.
Boynton and Warden are feeding
fish at Greensboro Pond, this week.
Hardy, at Hyde Park, is selling
half-wool dress goods for 2 IL cts.
Hon. II. K. Slayton of Manches-
ter, n. H., is spending a few days in
town.
The Cate tenement is taking on a
coat of white paint in lieu of the dis
NAL brown so long worn.
And now the main belt at the pulp
mill has broken, which will interrupt
business for week or more.
Miss Lancaster, who is pleasantly
remembered by all who met her las
season, is at present stopping will
the Munsons.
Regular communication of Mt
Vernon Lodge, No. 8, F. & A. NJ.
on Wednesday evening, May 3lst, al
71-2 o'clock.
Meat has gone Lp-likewise the
butchers, Buck & Kellogg.-We will
ame1ld: Buck has taken in new part
uer. and the business goes on again.
We haze reliable information from
WoIcott, that Milo has swept out.
We will wager what fish We catch in
the Lake next year, that be don't dc
it again.
Regular convection of Tucker
Chapter, No, 10, L. A. NJ, Friday
June I'd, at 10 o'clock IA. m. All resi-.
dent Comps. requested to be present
Per order II. 7.
Miss Hattie Hickok talks of open
ing a select school for children
soon. She is competent and sue
cessful teacher, and will, we hope, re
-ceive cordial support.
Sar Cady's Falls correspondent
esays ii was Fred, not Leo Muzzey
who got s.seeked in the Lamoille, las
week. We were solid on the girl
name, however. for we did not m ell
,tion it. See Cadg's Falls items.
L. G.. Spaulding has moved int
ythe Waterman tenement, On Mon
.dav evening they were called On quit
unexpectedly by their friends to re
nSpd them that it was the goth ami
versary of their marriage. Abou
s12 in presents were left with then
and a general good time is reported.
Ladies' and gents fine shoes in IL
greatest variety and latest styles, an
at prices from 75cts toso.OO per pa
at Calkins'. Call and see those ne
STYLE Curacao and French kid ladie
boots. the finest goods ever shown
this section, ut Calkins' new boo
shoe and grocery store. The highe
market price paid for eggs In COS
don't forget that.
Foster is just finishing a beautIi
sssogage monument IN notified oi"e
to party in New Hampshire.
Is q fine piece of work, and spea
loudly for Ed s skill and Workma
slim. His work is fast gaining
eoy1abIe reputation, and everybo
will be pleased to know that buslnt
is steadily increa sing at his shop.
Don't fail to call and see styles
prices.
Miss Terrill has just received
good assortment of 3 and 10 &C
GOODS. which she invites everybody
call and see, and judy if they
not cheaper than the cheapest. !
has also a new assortment of b
combs. ornaments, nets, ETC., besit
her usual supply of hair goods,
is also prepared to do Inc new *
of stamping on dark goods Whlci
indeIible. New patterns for KensiI
ton work.