News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-02-22
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T'J.&L.G.R,R. TIME TABLE,
ORRISVILLE,

MoRRISVILLE.
Oats, soc.
Corn, Soc.
Eggs, soc.
Beans, $3.50.
Potatoes. zoe.
Butter, p to 25c.
We understand the Bakery In
changed hands.
Town auditors meet at uendee 1
Fisk's office, Feb. 23rd.
Mrs. Alice Miner nee Manning
Is visiting friends in town.
Elder Mckinstry preached at til,
Cong church, Sunday afternoon.
Enjoy a good laugs L,>.=Su..,...
about that bad bor~
page.
Munroe Green has returned from
Stowe, aud is moving into his fathers
house.
Several former students at tho
Academy were present Ut the cxhibi
ton.
Those who pride themselves on the
frSt 10 inch tomato plant, shoulC
now bury the seed.
a. .. Gates recently receive an
orler from Montreal for one of his
white Leghurn birds.
Tne sociable held with Mi5s Lillian
IlrN-.trf LN,.,xl.,,-
tie best OF the season.
Rev. @. F. Barnes occupied the
desk at tue Umiversa.ist church in st.
Johnsbury, Oh Sunday.
L. q. Chase and wife of Cambridge.
were in town tuesday, attending The
closing EXERCISES of school.
+. .. BedelI and Willie E. Brown
claim TO have split and corded So
cords of wood Ia eight hours.
No. | maple syrup-ll pounds To
the gallon, is being contracted for in
some sections at $40 per gallon.
Willie Mudgett who has been with
Druggist Gates Tor Il short time, has
returned home. Too many pills for
him.
A cold wave is said to be on It's
way east. We were thinking it reach
ed us early i'll the winter and had
gained a settlement.
w. 81. Clark has recently put into
his billiard room, u new pool table
OF the lates- pattern. viii has things
arranged IN capital shape now.
Rev. c. ii. Lovej1y and wife are
stopping IL town Tor u few dayo.
They will soor. 90 to Niuelaud, Kan
sas, where MIR. Lovtjuy is located.
The Ladies Society will meet with
Mrs. +. Ii. Shaw, Thursday after
noon, March LIST. Dance and oyster
supper IN the evening An Invitation
is extended to all.
During the year 1882 there were
forty-lwU deaths, twenty seven births,
ami sixteen marriages in town. No
record is given of those who ought to
have been married.
Regular convocation of Tucker
Chapter, No. 10, X. A. NJ, at Nor
risvIlie, Friday, Feb. 23rd, II ~
O'Clock 4. m, for work on several
degrees. }. A. GEORGE, SECY.
A most touching little instance
occurred in Denver, recently. A little
glrl was wandering about the streets.
p.aintively saying to every one she
met, Please come and wake up
MAMMA" Finally, moved by curios-
ity, a gentleman went with the chil,t
tu her home and found mamma asleep
in death.
Mrs. Mary Z. Davis would respect
fully announce 10 her pupils and the
public, that she is now ready to re-
ceive all who may feel Interested in
the udy of music, anu wish for
thorough instruction upon either piano
forte Oh organ. For terms and other
pan ticuIars, call at the residence oi
+. L. George.
J. A. Bundy, administrator of the
estate of Z. w. Judd, will sell ii
auction, on the premises of the de-
ceased, the largest quantity and doubt
less the greatest variety of household
goods, farming tools, elc., ever offer
ed in town. The sale Will begin al,
10 a. M. Thui sday, March 8Ih, with
Doty as aucliUneer. See posters.
The following are the names of The
members of the Intermediate and Phi
mary school, who have had no absent
or Iardy marks w Gilbert.
Guy ierTick, Glenn Gould, Willie
Whipple, Cora Bracket, Ella Bar
rows, Katie Gilbert, Flora Hunt, Mel
lie IIadley, Madge Paul, Lula Niles,
Julia Sheldon, Lon Wilkins, La Niles,
Bernard Herrick.
T.. +. Foster was at RUiIand last
week, buying his stock of marble fol
the coming season. Ed. understands
that 10y making his selections early
he not only is sure Of clean stock, bu
there is something to lie gained II
Drice, which benefits his customers Il:
well US himself. Those who WAN
work done will certainly find II Il
their advantage 10 patronIzc hlnn
The workmanship and his prices ar
always satisfactory.
Vennor predicts the following wealth
er for March: lst-stOrm contlnuln!
from last o! February; 81 and 4th-
cold and stormy, with snow block
AIDES: 10th and llth-very stormy
Snow or rain fall; 18th and 20th-
cold weather and heavy rain falls
25th-wind storms with snow or raj
falls; 27Ih-a great snow stOrr
in Newfoundland 10Th, 3Oth am
3Ist-days of general storm over tn
entire continent. The great storm
the month. Disastrous gales. ueav
rains, floods and other disturbances.
The winter term at the Academ
closed with public exercised at tn
Hall, Tuesday evening, consisting q
determinations, recitatlOns, charades
nautomimes, ect Music was furnish
ed bv the MorrisviIle Cornet Band
The speakers were Miss Angie W
Andrews, B1Orrisville; Joseph 5
Bailey, Yolcott; Chas. A. BarIows
Co, entry; A. j. Titus, Wolcott
Hollis Z. Chase, Cambridge; an
Miss Lillian l.. Cutting, Morrisvlle
Miss Belle Hall and Zina W. Boyc
sang duet Listen, lis ihe Wood