News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-06-08
3. 81. R. R. TIME TABLE.
MorrisvilIe Postal Directory.
moRRisvILLE.

Fremont Slayton was in town over
Sunday.
Tiff and wife have gone to Portland
AMI Boston.
Arthur Moves has returned from
Boston, for few days.
\ large lot of locals unavoidably
crowded out this week.
Mrs. 7. H. Patch has been quite
sick-pneumonia feared.
Kellogg, the butcher, moved back
to Worcester, last week.
DIR. Hall is painting and otherwise
identifying his residence.
Ex-State's Attorney Thorp of Tn
5ierhiIl, was in town Monday.
Mrs. +. II. Stone now has class
Of nineteen scholars in music.
Hardy, at HYDE Park, keeps every
tbin,~ iB stock, and sells 1t cheap.
Ladies circle at Cong'l vestry. Fri.
dav. D. M, instead of Wednesday.
Mrs. Tolman and daughter Carrie
are expected here soon from Minneap-
oils.
Prayer-meetings ut the Vestry and
Chapel at >, p. m. hereafter, Sun
days.
Ami Munson, who has been stop
ping in York State for year, return
ed Monday night.
Carroll Harris of Newport Center,
accompanied by Geo. Flint of No.
Troy, are in town.
Mrs. Crawford has gone to Con-
necticut, where she will spend a few
months with friends.
Hub" Hyde picked a ripe straw
berry last Saturday. This is the first
one reported this season.
Miss Lancaster has commenced the
instruction of her class in painting at
the house of Mr.. G. w. Fitch.
One of the little twins of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Hadley, died on Friday,
after an illness of few hours.
John Ferguson of the Corners, has
recently sold a valuable mare to Chas.
Cushman of Wolcott, for S240.
G.. W. Fitch who has been at work
at Burlington, on the addition to the
Van Ness House, came home on Sat
urdav eve.
Bing. Boynton was so well pleased
with his success in fishing at Green's
,bero, last week, that he returned
there Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Hickok's select school
@opeaed Monday, in the Academy.
She has goodly number, and is an
excellent teacher.
The entertainment at the town hall,
on Monday eve was not largely at
tended, and not over and above eX-
ceIlent in character.
Rev. A. A. Williams and wife
MARY Cook) celebrated the 10th an
niversary-of their wedding at Lynn
Mass, Tuesday eve, the 9th.
By the kind consideration of oul
neighbor Warden, we have had trout
for breakfast at our house, and they
were beauties, too. He hooked then
at Greensboro.
Judge Powers, Henry Stevens anG
others, went to Montgomery, fishing
last week. Much rain, high water
ETC., saved the lives of hundreds o
trout, probably.
Merchant W. II. Hale has erected
a telephone, connecting his house anC
store. A telephone has also beer
put up between the postofiice and Rob
inson's tonsorial rooms.
Judge Smith has handed us SOM
apples, the Northern Spy by name
which he raised and kept until june
1st. They are as firm and crisp a
we have ever seen them in January.
Invitations are out announcing
wedding in town this "wednesday
evening. The contracting parties ar
Mr.. Harvey Rich and Miss Netti
George, both we'll known to the PEG
pile of this place.
Tiff is selling gents thick and THU
boots for 81 80 pair gents kid but
ton shoes for Sl.2j u pair; ladies
kid button shoes for Sl.00; ladie:
serge tuition shoes for 75 cents; cal
peting for 20 cents yard; summe
hats for 10 cents.
f. j. Durham is now selling hi
stock, comprising $1,000 worth {
boots and shoes, at cost. He is sci
inc shoes, former price So 60, for So .50
$500 shoes for $500; $3.50 shoe
for $500; 60c shoes for SOC. A
other goods in his line at 10 per cen
lower than elsewhere.-AdU.
A slight unpleasantness Occurrt
Tuesday evening, Between Bill Gu
ting and DR.. Nichols. The dispu
arose from a difference of opinion
to the speed of two high blood hors
when Bill accused the Doctor of n
knowing ring-bone from a spavi
and so on. At this 'Doc." rebelle
and undertook to convince Bill that
was wrong. They were quiete
however, by Deputy Sheriff Hard
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