News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-06-15
MorrisviIle Postal DIRECTORY.
MOERESVELLE.


wanderings in New Hampshire.
Mrs. C. M. Peck and children are
visiting at Montpelier and vicinity.
Rev. H. R. Howes is moving into
the house recently purchased Of c. R.
Page.
Allie Copley started for Minneapo-
lis, Monday, where he has a position
in drug store.
Miss Cora Chaffee goes to the Twir
Mountain House, where she is engag
ed for the summer.
VIII Robinson is at Montpelier, thi:
week, attending Commencement ex.
ercises at Seminary Hill.
Bessie. the little daughter and only
child of DIR. and Mrs. SDarhawk, died
at st. Johnsbury, Sunday, of diph.
iberia.
Miss Sargent, daughter of Mrs
Howes, died at Morristown, on Sun
day, of pneumonia.
Caucus for electing delegates to
State and District Conventional is called
sor Saturday next at o'clock.
Large line cf ladies' linen busters
just opened at Hardy's at Hyde Park.
-AdU.
The Spiritualists will have picnic
sewing circle at Bnrke's hall, Friday
afternoon June 10th. All are invited
Edison Pinney and family of VOL
colt, are soon to move into the Cate
house. The houseis being thoroughly
renovated and repaired inside and
out. 1t can be made one of the most
attractive places in town.
Sherwin, at Hyde Park, is ready to
furnish farmers and horsemen with
choice baled hay, having purchased
another car-load.-AdU.
Clarence knight had cucumbers
from his garden Sunday. Best report
in so far; though we know of several
parties who have put in the seed.
j. c. Robinson is painting his resi-
dence. The Langley place is also be-
ing frightened up, and I'll. ID. Bryant
and w. f. Clement are making no.
ficeable improvements about their
premises. While we are on the
subject we may add that Milo Ship
Ply has greatly improved his place at
the Corners, by the addition OF very
tasty veranda.
Children's day at Methodist chapel,
last Sunday. The church was taste
fully decorated with flowers. The
exercises by the Sunday school in the
evening, were very good. The child
rem have their day at the Cong'l church
next Sunday.
w hat has been supposed to be a
ghost wandering about in the lumber
ward at the depot is none other than
Charley Town, who fell into the SOAP
the other day and lost his beard. They
will have him packed with the thin slut
and shipped to market soon. He goes
in as strip lath. Charley says, however
IL he is more of a shark than we are
he wants to be shipped.
N. w. Hawse is agent for the Cham.
pion Mower and the Frye Cutivatol
and Horse Hoe. Call at his shol
and look them ovcr. He has repairs
for both on hand at all times.-AdU
Read what Slayton & Co., have to
say about Mowers this week.-AdU.
John J. Warden and wife and child
of the U. 5. Hotel, Geo. j. Hall
proprietor of Young's Hotel, and
r. X. Richardson and Geo. Ii. Rien.
bach of the Crawford House, al
of Boston, have been stopping al
the Morrisyilie House for a few days.
Enos Hills little daughter Lula.
nine years old, caught with her hands
at the small brook near their house,
two suckers, one 16 inches long, and
the other Is inches, both weighing
3 1-2 pounds.
S. III. Tiff has just returned from
market with nice line of ladies' dres:
goods in all the novelties of the sea
son. Ladies' serge button shoes fol
75c; ladies kid button shoes, Sl.00
mems shoes, 81 90; boots, Sl.50
mems button shoes, S1.50; mem
hats, Toe ladies' and gents hose, ST
cents per pair. He pays for eggs, pc
dozen, 20c.-Adc.
A very pleasant social event in on
quiet village during the past week
was the marriage of Miss Nettie h
George at the residence of her father
to Mr.. Haryie NJ. Rich, a recent grad
uate of Dartmouth, and former res
dent of this town. The bridesmai
was Miss Grace G.. George, the bride
sister; the groomsman, Mr.. A. /
Copley of Morrisville. The ceremor
was performed by Rev G. Fost
Barnes, at s O'Clock, p. M, June at
in the presence of near relatives, frient
and schoolmates of the happy pal
The home of the bride was tasteful
arranged, and decorated with u
choicest flowers of the season.
LARGE number of beautiful and sc
yiceabIe gifts were bestowed, amor
which we noticed a charming han
nairted tea set, from the ladies of t
Tniversalist Society, ana an exquisl
French clock from The choir, of viii
Mrs. Rich was a member; also sol
valuable articles of silver, some choi
oil paintings, and many other usei
articles. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich start
Friday morning, for their new hoI
in Jaffrey. n. H., where he IS enga
ed in banking. Both have grown
in our midst, and 10 speak of TIL
worth i'm town, in church, in societ
in school as teachers, would be FL
terry. In circles where they have be
so active the breach made by their {
parture is hardly reparable. We &C
graduate our sister State upon secl
ing two of Vermonts best young pr
pie, All gish them joy and prosp
ity. g.