News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-05-04

eSS2fy TO amputate pOrtlon vi ooCH
feet, leaving two toes on one and three
on the other. Aside from this the boy
is doing well, although he suffers con-
siderable pain. 1t will be several
months before he can be brought east.
Rev. Mr.. Howes, Of Morristown,
occupied the desk Of Union church
Sunday morning. In the evening a
praise service was held in the vestry.
1t is whispered that parties in both
this town and Eden would like short
: interview with Warren, the former
stage-driver.
Judge Sherwin has received from
San Francisco. few specimens of
California potatoes, which he intends
planting.
| Work has commenced on Calvin
CampbelPs new store at Centreville.
Farmers or anybody else in want of
lumber wagons should consult V. W.
Jewett's adv. in another column.
Hiram Dwinell's sugar-house and
contents was totally destroyed by fire
last Friday night. The loss is ever
5000, and u subscription paper to
make good the loss is being circulated.
Sheriff Lanpher will take advantage
Of the duiI times for lawyers, and de-
vote his times the coming summer to
agricultural pursuits, having taken
Meacham's "home farm" on shares.
Ned Noyes has tomato plants all
the way from II to 10 inches high,
and some of them budded. He says,
''wait and see who has tomatoes first,
that'll tell the story"
A sugar party at Van Ness Lilley's,
Tuesday evening, was greatly enjoyed
by number of young people.
BY reference to the marriage notices
it will be seen that another Of Hyde |
Parks young men has taken unto him
self a wife. Geo. H. Prior and Ada
Ferrey of No. Hyde Park were united
in tue holy bonds Of matrimony last
Monday. That their future may be
one of happiness is the wish of many.
Chas. LaPage Of Barre was in town
Monday.
We are pleased to note that Uncle
Hiram Town is improving in health.
The addition of a boy to the family
Of Everett Keller of Eyota, Mimi,
much rejoicing among the rel ]
ltives in this place.
School commenced in the Reed dis !
riot Monday with May Perry as teach
II, and in the Griswold district with
Cora Fairbanks as teacher. t
we understand a Chicago passen- !,
,er train is to be On the road next b
7eek. l
Judging from the number of meat ii
arts on our streets these days, our >
eople need not go hungry.
The board of listers of Hyde Park
ill meet at the town clerks Office on f.
lie 10th inst, at 8 q. M, for the pur- e,
ose of hearing grievances on real and %
ersonal property.
A. P. Smalley is putting a fence u u
'ound his ''new purchase" near the
atholic church.
Rev. II. A. Bushnell and wife re- 10
rned from Conference Tuesday even. re
g. Their new field of labor will be "
nosburg. pl
At the teachers examination Satur- I,
ny 16 candidates presented them al
i, es, though not all with the ex- ~
ectency Of teaching. The marking Ct
i the whole was creditable. None of he
lose expecting to teach failed of OBJ
lining either a long or short term GER ~
ficate. There should be, as a rule, to
9tter preparation on the part Of the o. o.
acher for the work before them, and vi
en a willingness on the part Of en- IN IN
oyers to pay them an adequate COM la
for their services. a a
Conference did not assign any min te
ter for Hyde Park, but we under >"
and a supply will be furnished. tn
A dispatch from Minneapolis brings NJ
e sad news of the death of Lucy
enton Douglas, only child of Col. R. fo
and Sarah Benton, formerly of this en- en-
ace. a few weeks ago we chroni- "
ed the death of May, youngest ~
lughter of Col. Benton, and now sci
mes the sorrowful tidings thatLucy,
e other daughter, is dead. She nu
ayes an infant a few months old to Iy
c young husband, who is so sadly en- fnl
reaYed. The light of her beloved
ce for him has gone out in dark
IS. But the mother! Who shall :
Il her anguish as she thinks of the he
% lying side by side meath another do
Lnterpane than the white one Of old P pii
e was wont to fold back so tenderly, he
lille she took the goodnight kiss he
I'M the grlish lips, now sealed for TIN
err. Truly the words of Longfellow nj,
lst seem to the friends terribly pro-
etic: ia VA
Death never takes one alone. but twol
Whenever he enters in at door,
Under roof of gold or roof of thatch Wv
lie always leaves it upon the latch, pc
And comes again ere the year is DER.
Never one of household only! Gel
Perhaps it is mercy of God ,
Lest the dead there under the sod, sec
In the land of strangers, should be lonclyl"
CADY'S FALLS.
viii Town is bound to beat the doctors. thi
) is steadily improving. go
Maj. Waterman is in town. and all I'M
easantness about his old homestead is :
moved. He vacates for valuable con- adj
eratiOn. liz