News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-04-20


= considerably larger than last year.
/ Our citizens have seemed to appre-
ciate the fact that their neighbors
/ were all trying to do their duty, and
have felt unwilling to be backward in
doing their own duty.
Collector Cobleigh finds that the
rearing of family has its drawbacks
and annoyances. That boy of his, in
terviewed the point of a needle on
Monday last, breaking off about 1-2
inch thereof in the feshy part of the
finger, necessitating the administering
of chloroform while the finger was split
open to extract the needle.
Behold hew good and how pleas
ant it is for brethren to dwell together
in unity" Morrisville and Hyde
Park are now connected by the tender
ties Of the telephone. Judge Powers,
Deacon Gleed, Grocerymsn Calkins,
Grain-merchants Slayton & Peck,
Druggist Gates, Lawyer Hendee and
Editor Fisk, are now in telephone
communication with our people.
Hiram Town, Esq, had severe
attack of vertigo last week while in
our village for his mail, and was I'M
| able to walk home. We are glad to
learn that he is much better now.
Geo. Wilson has been quite ill of
late with an attack of heart disease.
The sugar makers have been quite
busy for a few days past.
Mrs. J. c. Salisbury moved to Nor
risville last week. She is boarding at
Bi. Calkins.
Part Of the machinery for the cream
cry has arrived. 1t is expected to
have it in running order by May goth.
Sabbath-school concert next Sunday :
evening. Mrs. Sturtevant will talk to
the little people. !
Lecture next Saturday evening in c
the church, by Mrs. Sturtevant, Sec
rotary of the Woman's Christian Tenn :
perance Union. f
Phillip LaPage has been removed
from Dakota to his brothers at Bald a
win, Wis. We understand the physi- 1
clans hope to save nearly, if not all, {
Of both his feet.
Peter McElroy left town on We'd b
lesday of last week for Massachusetts,
We are sorry to learn of his bad luck
n losing his wallet, obtaining $500,
which he had earned by hard labor. Il
The general opinion is that it must fS
lave been taken from him by profess
ional during his journey. 1t is bad b
enough, Peter, but not so bad as tho
was your all. % %
Mrs. DR.. Barber, who has been r T.
pending the winter with her brothers,
:. S. and Edgar Noyes, and other h
elatives, left Monday morning for the b
'outh. She intends stopping short
ime at Burlington with her brothers az
here, thence proceeding to Albany, 1t
I. Y. After stopping there short St
ime she will proceed to Washington.
"Ki' Jones, one of the best fellows
re ever knew, has resigned his posi-
on at Colorado Springs, Col, and
East; having secured n good -
osition with the Acker Axle Works, 70
Auburn, n. Y, where he will con-
nue. to labor as a shorthand writer, to
position SO acceptably filled for a 60
ing time in c. S. Pages office here. tn
Wherever he is we wish him success. til
The Methodist Conference meets at le'
ludlow next week, and our Mr.. Bush w
ell having been with US three years
lust of necessity be assigned to an s T'
Their charge. We bespeak for him
God appointment, for a worthier, ne
Iore devoted, or more conscientious
mister, the Conference has not, in
lr opinion. They might do much fol-
orse than promote him to the Presid- su
g Eldership. He is judicious man,
screet, full of sound common sense, sol
nd would well preside over the affairs Pc
the district. vii
00t
How good our people are! We III
ont quarrel any more about the To-
,tion of the Jail. May as well turn NJ NJ
into hen-house, for we can't get
ny prisoners. For some time past it his
Is been entirely empty. in!
Page is making extensive repairs
I'd additions to his hide house. He me-
finishing off an Office on the main ha
,or and adding to his storage facili-
es for calf skins by putting under Sh
asement nearly as large as the build az az,
g. This adds a room 108 feet long
Y 40 wide. DIR;
co
Peter Carrow, of the firm of Carrow mf
rothers, left Saturday morning for
radford, Mass, where he expects to o oU
,main the coming summer, having in
ecured a good job at that place. His NV
rother, NJ. d. Carrow, who has been
ok at his home in North Troy for
w weeks past, returned on Friday, ~,
nd will, during his brothers absence, to
ave charge of their business at this
lace. W. W.
The almost unprecedented tumble e elS
stock IN Wall street shows that the
ears are having it pretty much all res
leir own way there. Not so, how
yer, in this section, where a very
eek looking specimen has been oper- Gel
ling. Our townsman, Harvey II. -.
indy, who is not novice in the Su
line, discovered indica- De