News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-26
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T1RRISVILLE.

Elder Hall will occupy the desk at
the Congl church next Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. Paul will preach in Wood
wards Hall, at the usual hours. next
Sunday.
c. R. Page and Amos Strong gave
sugar parties Tuesday. Last call.
probably.
A party of the friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. c. Spaulding enjoyed 4 social
evening with them last week.
The grocery stand occupied by J.
N. Joslyn is being painted. This
item we are happy to make room for.
Arthur Stewart, while piling boards
at Whitney's mill recently, Slipped
and fell to the ground, some 20 feet,
breaking his arm and severely iniur-
ing his head.
The concert given by the Sabbath
school at the Universalist church Sun
day evening was very interesting. An
attractive display of flowers and
plants was made.
Mrs. L. W. Loveioy, nee Bailey.
has sent us from Kansas, a boquet Of
fruit blossoms, including a dozen
kinds, or more, with one or two
flowers we cannot name.
About time now to set out those
shade trees. Out west they have
what is termed ,.Arbor Day" when
business gives way to pleasurable la
Dor, and the day IS spent in setting
out shade trees.
Regular convocation Of Tucker
Chapter No. Is, at Morrjsville, Fri
day, April q, at 10 O'Clock a. II,
for work on several degrees.
J. \. GEORGE, Sec.
I. W. Utton returned from the west
Tuesday night, after a years absence,
bringing with him a colored gentleman
and three fine horses from the stables
where he has been employed. Tom
hasn't lost a days time since he has
been gone. Glad to see him back.
Wednesday of next week is desig-
mated as the annual cleaning day at
the Congregational church, and the
few ladies who have usually done the
work must this year have more help.
All who occupy pews there are re
quested to take notice. Either come
yourselves or send some one. Don't
feel that YOU live too far away TO be
interested in this work.
The W. c. I. L. Of LamoiIIe Co.,
assisted by others, will hold Il Gospel
Temperance Institute in Cambridge
the latter part of May. This early
mention is to enable all who are in
terested in Temperance work to at
tend. y profitable time is expected.
Due notice of the exact date will be
given later.
c. R. Page sold last week to c. c.
Warren, of Waterbury, two latter
sail colts, coming five years old, one
coming three, and one AutOcrat colt
coming three years old, report says,
for SI4OO. He also sold this week the
trotting colt '.ClinkeF," nine and one
half months old, for 5000 cash. He
was sired by Henry s. Dam by
''Tattersall."
Accidents seem to be in order this
week. Thursday DR.. Abbott started
to 90 down Main street, when his
horse suddenly turned into Portland
street. The wagon ran on two wheels
for 4 rod or so, then righting sudden
", threw the doctor out. lie re-
ceived a bruised nose, but was not
otherwise injured much. He will be
JFUting now for awhile, till he gets
better.
All persons owing the estate Of
Champeau < Hill. or \. L. Cham
peau or George Hill on private ac-
counts, are hereby notified that all
payments should be made to the IN
dersigned. as no one else is author
lied to receive the same Parties who
do not observe this notice are liable
to pay their debts the second time.
II. c. FISK, Assignee.
Cur friend Leonard, the L. s.
mail agent at the Corners, has for
some time been IN a great fever for a
coon. just what he wanted him for
we don't know. and it don't matter.
He has one now, they say, and he
can of course do what he pleases with
it. 1t is said it came by mail or eX
press with q slight c. O. D, and was
carried over to the Corners triumph
antIv in Comets" best style. Asl
Leonard for the particulars.
One of the saddest events we hay,
ever had occasion to chronicle Is tn
death of Ziba w. BOvcc, which OC
CURED at his home in Fayston las
week Thursday. under the most dis
tressing circumstances. lie was a
work in his fathers mill, and went be
low to oil the machinery. In reach
inc over a shaft, which was maxim:
400 revolutions a minute. his Goa
sleeve was caught by a set screw, an
he was carried around with such We
IOcitv as to cause his instant death
The clothing was torn entirely iror
the BODY. which was found in tn
wheel pit below. BOyce had been
student at the Academy here for scN
cral years. and was TO return in til
fall to complete his course. lie Wa
a bright scholar and much esteemc
both bv teachers and scholars. II
was 10 years old, being the senior
five children.
Hervey Boardman stepped int
SIavton 4 Peck's the other day, lea
inc his team at the door unhitche
The nag. excusing itself on the @rom
that it ..saw something" immediate
took leave and came up Portland ;
asifsome one besides IIervey was aft
her. She turned up 10 the Post-olli
long enough to take off hitchI
most and dashed away down Ma
Street, evidently intending to 90 T.
whole figure. She was attached
the Uncle Roswell wagon,which n
done service for 80 years or MOI
and all who looked on could but TIM
that its time Of speedy dIssoIut'
had come. but instead it survived q
day, for as the horse went arou
Moves corner the wagon turned owe
throwing the horse and holding
things steady until righted up
strong hands. Hervey came ba
then and excused himself for lcaYu
SlaYtOn so abruptly.