News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-06-29

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c. r. Page and sou are in Boston
this week
The Uttons took several purses al
Ghe Sherbrook races.
DR.. S. Abbott who recently bought
out DR.. Woodward, is in town.
Attention is called to the card OF
Hiram Sibley & Co., in another col.
Extensive improvements are con-
templated at the the Malvern Farms.
Rev. Mr.. Langford of Wolcott,
preached at the N. E. chapel, Sunday
last.
Miss Lancaster and class in paint
ing contemplate trip to the Notch
on tue 4th.
Mr.. John Terrill and daughter and
sister of Mrs. Terrill are visiting
friends here.
A portion of the machinery is now
in running order at Forbush & Dan
iels' tub mandatory.
DR.. w. n. Tenney and wife OF
Granville, \. Y, are spending Il week
with their friends here.
The item relative to F. II. Carner's
appointment, should have read BIAS
ter ikstead of Marshall.
The old Joslyn horse, Rocket, may
he sseen at the stable of j. NJ. Joslyn,
during the summer.-4dC.
Mrs. d. J. Stafford returned from
31Iaesburgh, Tuesday, where she has
been stopping for two week.
Ed. Foster is in Concord, n. H.,
setting the large and attractive monu-
mcnt just completed at his shop.
No place in town has improved
more under the paint and brush, blinds,
etc., than the house of B. w. Green.
Robinson, the photographer, goes
to Stowe about the 18th Of July,
where he will remain till September.
Rev. A. a. Smith Of Johnson, oc-
cupied the Congregational desk on
Sunday. Mr.. Bushee preached at
johnson.
Regular convocation Of Tucker
Chapter, No. ID, r. \. NJ, Friday,
June Both, at 10 o'clock, a. M, for
work, etc. Per order of II. P.
Judge Powers, wife and daughter
are attending Commencement at the
L. V. H., this week. President Buck
hams daughter wilt return with them.
Regular communication OF Mt.
Vernon Lodge, No. s, Z. 4. y. NJ,
Wednesday evening, June 18th, at
Z 1-2 o'clock, for work on the Sd de-
gree.
The Ladies' Society will meet with
'BIrs.- E H Shaw, Friday 5Rttsrnoon,
JULY eth. There will be a dance i'll
the .snew barn in the evening
Everybody invited.
All parties having work in my shop
will please call for it before the 10th
of July. as my rooms will be closed
aill the middle of September.
FRANK p. ROBINSON, Photo.
Wick" Field has been at Stowe
tbe past seek, experimenting the gas
~, >rI,s at the DI. II. Hotel. lie will
not accept the position at that house
he a. wing season, which he has held
for the r.ast eleven years
Bv the summer arrangement of
rains viii ID went into effect on Mon
Law mornin. =, the mail reaches here
rrcn, The IVES, at 7.43, a. m; east at
5.34, p. m. Express moving west
II x m asst, 1872, 4. m
White mountain spress, 4.27' p m.
Chicago express, 3. 81, a n.
Clement f. Smith is agent for the
Warrior Moving Ma, 'U''as' "hieh IS
BY many considered 5, Yef'oF 70 any
other in the market. re sells the
machine for less money til ~ any oIn :,
err first-class machine is sold j"f. Ell
at his place and Judge for yourself
He is also agent for the Mudg sSI nay
Tedder, which he would be 8 TAO 70
have his friends examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere.--AdG.
Carroll Stevens, aged sevent cen
wears, an only sou of our esteem ed
friend, Henry Stevens, died at b Is
home in Hardwick, on the goth inst.
But a few weeks since he came home
from the St. Johnsbury Academy,
where he was student, on account OF
declining health, and rapidly sank I'M
til the bright young life passed out.
He is spoken of as boy of much in
telIectual promise, and as possessing
those qualities which have ever made
the father beloved by those vino have
known him. A wide circle of ac-
quaintances will deeply sympathize
with the parents at this temporary loss
of their hoy, whom wise Providence
has seen fit to take from them.
The Spiritualists of Vermont viii
4leld y Mass Convention at Hyde
Park, o. Friday, Saturday and Sun
dav, June 3Oth, and July 1st and I'd,
1882, Three sessions will be held
each day. Excellent singers have
been secured to furnish music during
tlfc meetings. The following speak
ers are expected: Mr.. Geo. A. Full
Ter of Dover, Mass. Mrs. Fanny
Davis Smith of Brandon, VT; Mr..
A. L. Stanley Of Leicester, VT; Mrs.
Emma Paul of Morrisvillc. VI; and
Mrs. Gertrude Howard OF East Wal
iincford. Vt. Board ut the American
House, 81 90 per day. 1t is expected
that the various railroads will extend
the usual courtesy of return checks.
HEADQUARTERs WARNER PosT,
No. 4, @. A. L.
Special order No. /
The Post will fall in, in full uniform
Wit, three days rations, and in light
marching order, Monday at O'Clock p.
M. July Sd, at the depot in Morris
viIle,prtpared to join the Union forces
at Queen City Park, Burlington, same
evening. All old soldiers not mem
Of the Post are cordially invited tC
''fall in" G. w. DoTY, Com.
A. A. NILES, Adjt.
The Baltimore Day speaking Of tn,
recent meeting of the Army of tn,
Republic at that city says The rep