News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-11-23
ST.J.&L.G.R.R.T TIME TABLE,
W ORRtSVILCE.
Time for fun on the ice.
Gates is i'm Boston, this week

uneasy.
Ed. Stone and Chas. Rich brought
in two foxes Friday.
Gilbert has a large line of buffalo
coats, robes, and fur caps.
Irish, a runner. took the dime and
pin at Casey & Boomhowei's show.
Boys who stop over night ought at
least 10 help the girls fire III, for break
fast.
BY referring to our marriage notices
II will be seen that Mason Peake has
taken IntO himself partner.
Rev. Mr.. Anderson, of Stowe, occu-
pie,i the Con regaliumal desk ON Sun
day, MIR. BusLee gong to Stowe.
Mr.. e. l.. Rich aud wife, and Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Rich, OF Peterboro,
n. H.. are visiting their friends i'll
these parts.
A rattle will take place under the
management of =. Il. Doty at W. NJ.
CIark's, Oh Wednesday evening, Nov.
29th, for some nice fat turkeys, dress
ed. Come out and get Your turkey for
Thanksgiving supper.-AdC.
Henry Fisher is bound to have Jer-
sey stock of the best kind on his
premises. He has recently purchased
of +. & L. Fairbanks q Co., OF 81.
,ohmsbury, yearling heiier, register
ed, her grandmother being imported.
She cost Henry u clean hundred
A very successful term of school
under Prof. Wilson's management
closed ON Tuesday. Mr.. Wilson and
Miss W Williams, as we'll as the other
teachers connected with the institu-
ton, certainly merit tue favorable
opinions expressed OH all hands.
The last shall be first, and the first
will get LEFT. We have heard from
''Hughy," and others have made their
low prices. Now Hardy comes Un the
front aud makes prices way below
them all. Not on any leading articles.
but his entire stock. Read his adver-
Itisenent.
Let all those who enjoy q good
dance and ROY al tune, remember
that Erei Dow will give Il Thanksgiv-
aAg Ball, Thursday night, Nov. 3uth,
81 the Cadys Falls Hotel. Bill, 81 90
per couple, Including supper. Music
furnished 10y Elmore's band. Every
body expected.
1t is fact that Calkins & Slocum
have the LaIyeSt stock aud the greatest
cariety OF bools and shUes ia the coun-
az. They sell extra grain leather 1ctt-
Ter proof b9oIs ior $500. Good calf
buols Tor 500 and S2.75. They al
SO sell HIubartfs Best Chicago Kip
warranted bouts. Felt and wool liEed
boots and shoes, arctics, rubber goods
&c. at the iOt0est possible prices.
A bill has been introduced TO incor
porate the Peoples Savings Bank ant
Trust Co. Ut this place. The bill vii
probably pass and it Is hoped an III
s.itutiou may come out % IL that ma,
be seen as well as read of. The loca
ton is certainly favorable. We nom
inate e. ). No4 es bnsi- ess manager
Public confidence would then he In
sured and business start the momen
the doors we're opened. Give US til
bank
We fail to see the wisdom of arrest
ing every poor fellow whose folly ha
lead him into drunken Stiffness or
stupor; but when men begin To sho'
their teeth and get quarrelsolne an
abusive and rows occur almost daily
II is high time the people should wax
up, whatever their general views ma
be ON the subject OF temperance. Que
a state Of things is unhealthy and WI
work strongly against the pro>perli
OF any place. Isn't this SO! We b'
lieve nIne-tenihs of the people will sa
1T is.
o. Friday afternoon and evenlr
ali tlhs week The friends of Rev.
M,ed.eSoIth will meet at the chap
sor "a pastoral visit In the evehir
thsae will be an old folks sing,
wLi,.i, usany of the noted singers
old are expected 10 participate.
most enjoyable time may be expecte
and it is hoped The attendance W
be large. Tilose who come shou
remember that eatables OF all Kan
will not be miss, aud from those W
can not spare food or raiment, ca
will be acceptable.
Several Green River chaps who
aended Casey & Boomhowe:s' sho
Tuesday, tried hard to kick up a ro
They pal their feet upon colts belol
ing To parties in front or them
did MANY other nnbecoming thin
To cut The story short. 1t may be s.
that their efforts proved success
and general row ensued, IN VIII
two or three runners and several
our boys participated. The Greenri
chaps were pretty roughly handled
some of our boys who never n'
trouble, and it may he hoped recei'
lesson that may prove piOhtal
Such proceedings of course are not
be upheld, but there are times W
they seem to be almost iustifiable.
Mrs. Mary Bingham, widow of
late Hiram Brigham, died at her 7
desce in Morristown on lhursu
Nov. 10Th, aged 73 years. In
death of Mrs. Bingham one OF the
Gent and honorable landmarks OF
former generation has been reno
from among US, her worthy conf
ion having passed ON before her at
eight years since. She was bor'
this town and has speut her active
useful life in the immediate vlelht
her birth. Mrs. Bingham was. on
the true and noble women of her
As wife, ever faithful to her
riape vow; as a mother. KIND ant
fecIionaLe; her precept ana exai
were never at varience; as nelg
and friend, she was ever ready u
swer the calls of the poor ana ne
and To render assistance IN TIME
sickness and trouble. The days
uion.s she has spent by the bed-si
the sick would multiply into y
She lived To- see most of her rela
mass on before her to the gIo
home beyond the vail. Her QUIZ
cendant living is grand-daus
wife of +. B. Livingst"ne. who
resides on the farm which has bee
home of four successive general