News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-07-20

MORRISNILLE.

MORRISVILLE.
Frank Irish of Chicago, is at home
for a short visit.
E. n. Porter, of screen-corner
fame, is in town.
Rev. 1. P. Booth of Northield, was
in town, Monday.
Jamason, of the Sentry, is rusticat-
ing at Elmore Pond.
A. L. Hardy of Randolph, is stop
ping at the Munsons.
Ladies' circle will meet at COng'l
vestry, Friday afternoon.
Public dance at Shaw's new barn,
Friday evening, July 21.
Mrs. G. 4. Gleed of Lawrence,
Kansas, will spend the summer here.
B. C. Sheldon and wife have been
spending several days with friends
here.
Robinson. the photographer. has
pitched his tent in Stowe, for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. D. W. Tenney is visiting her
son, DIR. W. A. Tennev at Granville,
N. Y.
Miss Kate Cole has returned from
Rutland, and Miss Kate Allen from
Swanton.
Mrs. Stone and Reed have gone to
Old Orchard Beach, for a few weeks
recreation.
Mrs. A. A. Niles took her Sunday
school class to Gilmore Pond, for a
picnic, on Friday last.
Our enterprising young townsman,
Bert Grout, is erecting a fruit stand
near his mothers place.
Work has been suspended at the
Stafford mills for a few days, by rea-
son of the fume giving way.
The W. c.. T. L. society had a
meeting and picnic supper at Mrs. H.
H. Morgan's, Tuesday afternoon.
George Earle has severed his con-
nection with the Argas office, for the
present, on account of poor health.
f. H. Garner and wife started for
Saratoga Springs, Wednesday e
ming. They will be absent several
weeks.
Mail is row received from Burling-
ton on the 1870 express, making sew
en- daily mails received at this post
office.
Leonard Wood, an old-tIme resi-
dent of this town, died on Saturday
last. He has been in poor health for
several years.
A fine new circular tent, IA feet in
diameter, suitable for camping pur-
poses, or to ornament the lawn, is of
fered for sale. Enquire at this office.
The boys who take the south side
of Main St. on their way home, late
at night, should not talk so loudly.
Nav get the credit of being ''sprung,"
you know.
Seventy-four thousand and ffty-one
feet of lumber were sawed at Pecks
mill in four days the past week. The
largest lot run off vas 24,054, which
was accomplished in eleven hours.
In the item which appeared two
weeks ago, announcing the marriage
of Wilbur Z. Rand, it should have
read Mss Mary j. Mellen, instead OF
Mrs. Mary j.. Mellen. Please pardon
rs.
Tiff. the Morrisville merchant, sells
Paris green for 20 cents per ID. Pays
20 cents for eggs. Furthermore, he
is selling clothing cheaper than ever.
which means a mere trifle above cost.
-AdU.
The newly organized band have SEM
for music, and will soon be making
day and night hideous, probably
That's all right. though, if the boys
will s'hold fast" until they car give us
some good music.
Frank Robinson has put up some
barbed wire across his lot. Says he
don't want to monopolize all the trav-
ell. People going to Maple st. can now
pass across Dan. S~paulding's garden.
1t is the best route, and has lots OF
travel.
The bill in chancery brought be-
fore the L. 5. District Court by VIM,
Dickinson, VS.. Lamoille County Bank
and Hendee & Page, praying for the
right to redeem thai part of the Nal
vern Farm known as the "WheelocE
meadow" has been dismissed, will
costs to defendants. An appeal may
be taken to the U. S. Supreme Court
though probably not.
z. f. Foster, the marble-man, wen
to Rutland, tonight Wednesday,, t.
select. in person his marble stock, ant
by so doing receives a much bette
quality than it is possible to obtain by
ordering. Foster is finishing two plaiI
headstones, one for VIM. r. Cheney
of Stowe, and one for Robert DaraI
Of WatervilIe, which for beauty o
stock and skill IN workmanship, can
not be surpassed, we think.
Little Johnnie Morgan has a can
noa which he cast himself. 1t is abou
six inches long, works on a pivot, an,
has wheels; etc. as a gun of that kim
should have, of course. Now tn
proper thing for the boy to do, is L
ill her up with powder, and drive
plug in with a hammer, and when a
is ready, apply the match. There wi
be boys enough about to carry John
ME home after the fun is over.
Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry cure
Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis. Whoopim