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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
AppREHENsIoNS In BROOKLYN.

Chief Engineer Van Buren,, of the Brooklyn De-
partment of City Works. reported yesterday as the
result of his visit the day before along the line OF
the water works, from the Hampstead Reservoir to
East New-York that he found the streams unusual
" low. and the drouth was much greater than he
expected. He says that If rain does not fall soon
and the rate of consumption remains at the present
high figure, he should feel somew hat embarrassed.
The SUPERINTENDENT of Ponds and Conduits. Mr.
White reports that the water Is lower than it has
been for years. and that many wells and springs
have dried up. There is daily supply obtalnaole
some in reserve On three DAYS of last week the
consumption is reported to have reached 600 600
gallons, and IL averages 3S.OOO,ooo tc 4o'oOV.ooV
gallons daily. Notices to inspectors TO prevent
waste of alter have been ordered to be sent out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09
Dream 5tcIU:rs.

ANCHOR LINE. T.. 3. Mail Steamships.
IA sail from New York every saturday Tor
GLASGOW via Lon D0NDERRY.
From Pier 20 North River.
ANCHORIA. Sept. s. a M DEVON IA. Sent ~ a. m.
BOLIVIA .Sep Is. 3p m CIRcASSIA Sept -, " 10.
CABIN passage SGt To 800 Second Cabin, $40.
Storage outward $25 prensid Szl
LIVERPOOL AND QUEE NSTOWN SERVICE
from PieT Al. North RIVER.
FURNEsSIA sails saturday, September 3 o. N.
CITY OF ROME sails Saturday, Septcnbe- 32J q. m.
BrLGRAVIA sails SATURDAY. September 20. .. n.
CABIN passage $50 $780, according 10 accommodations
Second Cabin ami Steerage as above. =,
Anchor Lane Drafts ssIed at lowest rate, paid res OF
charge yaal Scotland and IrsttnL
For passage. Cabin Pans BOOK OF Tours &C, aDolyto
BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct line 10 the South OF Franca
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECE =.
CHATEAU LEoVILLE 1000 toas sat. sept ~
CHA EAU LATTE. 1000 tons . Wed. OCT ~
Prentices stores" (nelr Wast Ferry Brookyns
Travellers for France. spain AMI italy PyreaeeS paus
Nice &C. will time ard bv taking this lne
Cabin Cincluding wineh $50; Storage SO
f. LIE BOULANGER. 46 Beaverst
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Danrins Academies.

ALLEN DODWORTHS School for Dancing,
n No 6sl Fifthave will reopen and classes will com
mence on saturday, October 20
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-01-18
WOLCOTT.

Nurse, the blacksmith. will take rooms
at 4. w. Albee's, instead Of Mrs. BOu-
tells.
Chicken-pie supper at the Congrega-
tional church, on Friday evening of this
week.
The new steam engine arrived on Fri
day, and was tipped over in moving, but
no damage was done.
The Universalist society will hold their
annual Fair at the Redlield Hall. on We'd
nesday, january, 9th. Everybody is
invited. Supper will be furnished at the
Masonic dining room, tor seventy-five
cents per couple, after which music will
be furnished for dancing at fifty cents
per couple, fOrall who wish to remain.
T. Jones returned from New York, on
Monday last.
c. z. Smith received 4 serious injury
to one foot by Il stick f timber falling on
it while at work for w. w. Cate, in his
saw mill. on Wednesday. Clarence sup
posed his insurance policy had run out,
and when he found out to the contrary.
he could limp good deal better, aud
every time volS ask him how his foot gets
along. he will sucker right out,-cause,
insured.
I. j. Richardson oilers to sell his horse.
$3.50; robes Sl2; cook stove with pipe,
$50; Mason i Hamlin organ, small.
nearly new, S25; six chairs, $500; sofa
So; a few potatoes, beans, cabbages,
beets. etc. Il ton of hay, several cords
wood. some gospel hymns, No. !, , and
combined, with and without music;
80 lbs fresh beef. etc. Mr.. r. expects
to leave soon, and prefers carrying cash
to freighting the above articles.
Beside Woloott attractions at the en-
tertainment and supper at the Cong'I.
church, Friday evening. Mr.. Hubbell has
secured Miss Hall of MOrrisville, to sing
and read. also Miss Cutting and Messrs.
Titus and Boyce to speak. Come, hear,
see, and eat,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-01-18
EARDWICk.

The funeral of Frank Rowe was held
at his brothers residence, on Monday.
Mr.. Rich likes his new quarters very
we'll us his work room is on the same
floor.
We had an exceedingly cold week here,
the mercury running as low as Is , on
Friday morning, and no morning during
the week was it above 12o below 0, at Z
Il. IN.
There Is being cut and drawn into the
mills in this vicinity, the largest amount
of lumber ever handled i'll one season.
French wants another carload of
potatoes inst as soon rs the weather
mOderates,
A MIR. Russell has moved into the
Benz. Gray house.
d. w. A. Brid@man has, ut this late
day, concluded il was not good for
him to be alone any longer. so last week
he HE'D him to st. JOhnsbury, and
came back on Friday, with his bride.
The band called on him Saturday night,
Dan was feeling good, so he visited
Kent with the boys.
There is getting to be quite a scarcity
of water in this vicinity.
The CITIZEN man was III town Satur-
day.
Andrew Miles is now running the gro
gerry.
d. Bridgman, Jr., has been appointed
administrator of Thomas Bnynton's es
tate. and Geo. +. Wheeler and VI. V. B
Hathaway commissioners, and they have
already made an appraisal of the prop
erty.
A grandson of d. Bridgman, who is
blind, has been at Perkins Institution
South Boston, for Il number of years. ant
has learned to bottom cane seat chairs
ana he can do it nicely, making old One
as good as new. Work can be left at A
L. Ways.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-01-18
CAM BRIDGE BoRO.


1t is reported that the Annual Banquet
/ Post. No. 10. G.. \. r., was held ut the
Hotel OF Comrade L. ). Whipple, on the
evening of the 9th. 1t WAS Il success in
nearly every particulars; truly it was q
very enjoyable time. Over $50 chairs
were filled. and the entertainment ftlrn-
IShad by the ''bDVS' and their comrades
from abroad. must have been treat to
| the many good citizens who were priv
LEGGED to lie present. After the table
was done (and Il fine supper it waS), the
other exercises of the evening followed.
| Commander j. G. Morse Introduced the
"Toa>t Master of the evening. Col. w.
IL. Parker, who tor the second time, took
charge of the festivities to the general
satisfaction ofall present. The members
of the Post were out i'll good numbers
and many veterans who have not yet
identified themselves to the organization
and SOOdly number of the better part
OF the citizenship. something of about an
equal number of ladies and gentlemen.
General Henry and Captain Gibbs of Bur
lingtoA. and Captain Monahan of Under
hill, made pleasant responses. as did
many others. The vets under the
Post, will hold their next meeting Jan.
1891.
Prices greatly reduced on hats, fancy
feathers. muhias, hoods. etc. Boys velvet
caps ut 80 cents to close out. All con-
cerned will do well to make an early call
in order to secure these articles at Miss
NJ. J. Walletield'S millinery store.
The butter market was reported rather
quiet, last Saturday; the receipts were
good for the season. Prices without
material change.
The play given by Mr.. PardO and wife,
(assisGed by local talent,) "Fanchon,"
last Saturday night. was well rendered, |
and listened to by large and apprecia-
tive audience. 1t will be repeated here
and played in some adjoining town.
Remember the last Quarterly meeting
and communion services will be held in !
the NJ. Z. church. next Sabbath. at 1915 |
Il. m, Rev. II. Morgan officiating, and |
will preach on Friday evening. All |
come.
Mrs. 5. w. Royce returned home from
Montpelier, III company with her son |
Martin. last week. Hopes were enter
tanned of his speedy recovery, until Mon |
day, Jan. Is, when he was suddenly |
taken worse about noon and died with !
paralysis of the heart. The afflicted fam
lily have the heartfelt sympathy of many
friends in their great sorrow and loss. !
May heaven sustain them.
Mr.. Thomas son has returned home,
and is engaged at his trade with Byron
Holmes. in his fathers home.
The 4th Quarterly meeting and quar-
terly conference will be held at North
Cambridge, on Saturday afternoon. All
the official members are especially re-
questcd t. be- present. Election of new
officers and other important matters need
attention Rev. Il. Morgan will preach
and otliciate at the quarterly conference.
Episcopal service and sermon at Cam
bridge Centre OIL Sunday, Jan. 2lst, at
1879 Il. ID.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-01-18

The death Of Rev. Alanson S. Bar
ton, for five years past active pastor
Of the church in Colchester, is an
nounced. 1t occurred at sea, while
lie was on voyage for his health.
Chauncey Gowley, q Berlin farmer
30 years old, fell from his sleigh the
other evening, and was frozen to
death. It is supposed that he was
intoxicated.
Farmers meetings for Rutland coun-
~, under the direction of the board
Of agriculture, will be held at Wells,
January 80 and 81, and at Walling-
ford, January 81.
The Lyndon Mill company have
disposed of their property, and, as
soon as its business can be settled up,
the company will be dissolved. 1t
has been in existence ten years, and
has always heen Il strong company
and done Il large and prosperous bus
mess.
While Benjamin NJ. Weed of Fair
lee, was trying to hold an OK, recent
~, the animal threw his head up.
striking Mr.. Weed under the chin
with his horn, which went through
into the mouth, taking out four under
teeth, thence up under the upper lip
until it reached the eye. Mr.. Weed
is So years old and is comfortable
under the circumstances,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-01-18
NORTH HYDE PARK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Mum are guests
of l.. p. Butts for Il few days.
a gathering of young people at S. w.
| Kinds, social event of last week.
Superintendent Mcfarland visited the
school Monday.
| The demand for ioinerS. at Burlington.
would Indicate that there is work for
those who will work. Mr.. Cobb, having
secured L job, returned with MessrS.
Masure and RaymOre to that place on
Monday.
Died in this place, Jan. 18th, of lung
disease. Solomon G.. Stearns. in the eight
eth year of his age; funeral services were
| conducted at the house by Rev. \. A.
Smith, Sunday. The death of Mr.. Stearns
removes another of the old landmarks.
and reminds us that the pioneer lines of
our place hardly traceable are becoming
faster ODlitcrated as time advances. \
man of rougl-and-ready disposition. such
as was common with the earlier settlers.
no one will presume to say that he had
not Al apprOachable heart within. neither
on the whole was an undesirable citizen.
on the contrary in some respects he was
most ScrupulOus.
l.. o. Leach was called unexpectedly
to Montreal. Monday. to take charge of an
Invalid nephew, who is receiving medical
treatment at that place.
The appointment tor quarterly meeting
next Sunday, at North Hyde Park, is
postponed Indefinitely. Religious ser
vices vii. be held at the Mills as usual
Rev. r. Morgan, Presiding Elder, will
meet the 4th quarterly conference for
Eden and North Hyde Park charge, ut
the parsonage in North Hyde Park, Tues
day, Jan. 23rd, at ten a. IN.
Note the following prices: best cam
brics, cents; siIecia, s cents; bleachcd
cotton-'CabOt, s cents; Fruit of the
LOOM" 9 cents; "A. G. A. tick, II
cents; best bait, II cents. at Hardy's.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-01-18
GILMORE.

The last cold snap finished the Pond
so the first team crossed Friday.
L. l.. Camps youngest Child is quite
sick.
Mrs. c. 5. Parker had very bad day
last Wednesday, and fears were enter
tanned of another Shock, but she is inn
proving again.
Allen Stone is ut work at Hills mill.
Very good for Il crazy man.
Mrs. A. NJ. Woodbury. has returned
from her visit in Burlington.
viii Hall and wife wont to New Hamp-
shire, last week.
Oyster party at David Douglas, last
Thursday night.
Miss Gertie Camp is taking music les
sons of Mrs. V. J.. Slaytom.
n. Camp is superintendent of our Sab
bath school, l.. Il. Camp, chOriSter, and
Miss Edna Kelley, assistant.
sister Of Mrs. Mason Peak spent last
week with her.
Our singing schools are proving to be
/ very good ones. They are held Wednes-
! day and Friday evenings. Come one,
come all.
Mr.. Mead has singing-schools Tuesday
and Thursday evenings, at East Gilmore.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-01-18
WATERXILLE-

The intense cold weather of last week
is not often exceeded in this climate the
mercury ranging from sixteen to thirty
two degrees below zero.
Several cases Of diphtheria, but not Of
a malignant type,
The gentlemen who have been boarding
at the hotel. employed in the survey Of
the new railroad, have completed their
work.
BY an error. the price of shoes were
given in Smiths advertisement last week
at IS cents, which should have read o.
Mr.. Smith now makes the price 90 cents,
which is remarkably low, us are all of his
prices, rs the liberal patronage he receives
in town ana from adjoining towns fully
testify, Read his advertisement carefully,
Elias Wiley, after short Illness.
passed away on Thursday last; age. g.
years. His fGneral was attended on Sat
urday. Mr.. Wiley was born and ALWAYS
lived in the town where he died. In his
early manhood he took a deep interest in
some of the refOrmatory questions of the
day. especially the anti-savery and tenn
peyauCe movements, at Il time when il
required some nerve 90 stand ND for the
! right against the popular sentiment then
| prevailing, and like many lived to see the
| principles he SO fOndIy cherished. In 4
measure, triumph. In his time he was
selected five times to represent the inter
estS of his native town in the Genera
Assembly, without effert on his part
Modest in his way; the friend OF the poor
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-01-18
STOWE.

Mrs. j. +. Sherwin is quite indispOsed
and under the treatment of DR.. Hail.
Mrs. Daniel French and family have
taken rooms with Mr.. Buzzel's people.
Mr.. C. A. Savage lectured on "Oriep-
tai Holidays" ut the Congregational
church, Oh Monday eve, of last week.
Col. E. c. Bailey. proprietor of the NJ.
NJ. House, WAS in town a day or two last
week.
The friends of Chas. Douglass antici-
pated his return from California. last
week, as by advices he was to start Jan.
1st.
A singing-school is in progress at the
Town Hall, \. II. Cheney. teacher.
Thine and the Hour will be PLAYED
by the local dramatic club. at the yeStrv
of Unity church, on Friday evening, Jan
10Th, admission 10 cents.
Walter Jackson and Mark LOvpioy are
at work in hat factory i'll Massachusetts.
The harvesting of ice at the Hotel
Pond commenced last week.
Hay is quoted ut SIG per ton.
Rev. G. W. Barnes, who for several
Sundays past has been supplying the pull
pit of Unity church. has now been en-
SaSeu loi SIN uhoHtll>, anu aI oucc enters
upon his duties.
The Witherell axes; best in the world,
only - cts. at Hardy's.
That elegant music box noticed in the
Christmas number of the News AND
CITIZEN. and the property of Mrs. II. G..
NJ. Sherwin. was on exhibition at the
post-of1ice. for Il few moments last week.
1t is 4 valuable present, and plays ten
tunes in the most perfect style, among
them are the Chimes of Normandy"
Yankee Doodle, " Star Spangled Ban
ner," Sweet Bye and Bye" and The
Mocking Bird
When buying your stationery at the
Post-Olfice. please try that SOC. tea and
old Government Java, also Thatcher's
butter color. the best in use; il full line
of each received this week.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-01-18
WATERBURY,.

One of Pliny ii. Woodward's teams
was coming down Waits Hill. when the
pole broke ana the whole load. 3-4th
cords of wood. struck the off horse and
killed it INSTANTLY.
On Wednesday. c. C. Warren hitcheG
his four-years-old colt to one Of the iron
posts front of Mr.. Knights store, and
when he went to put on blanket the colt
jumped and broke off the post and plung-
ed Into the store through Il light of glass
8 feet by 3 feet in size: backing out OF
that he jumped over the fence into John
Gregg's front yard. The glass was near
ly half an inch thick and cost about 500
The sleigh was broken. but the colt not
badly injured, having cuts through the
skin, about the mouth, shoulder and side
of the neck.
Last Wednesday. Mr.. Chatfee from
Perry Hill, was whipping his horse.
without any apparent cause, when the
animal broke away and ran home. The
man was so badly Intoxicated he rolled
out OF the sleigh without injury.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-01-18
ElETGEER.

S. G. DAVIS, Esq, Special Examiner of
the u. 5. Pension Bureau. was in town
last week, investigating the validity of
pension claims. He is a magnificent
looking man. genial and humorous. at
tending strictly to his business. which
he seems to thoroughly understand.
Your correspondent had not the pleas
urG of attending the pie festival held for
the benefit of Mr.. Wilder, at Union
church. BinGhamvtlle. Dee. 2G. but was
told they had a good time. Chicken-pie.
mincc-pie. cream-pie, lemOn-pie, apple
pie cuStard-pie. in fact nearly all kinds of
pie but printers ''pi," and other eatabes
in abundance. The address by Rev. }.
j.. Beeman was interesting and iustruc-
tive. The next festival is to occur on
Friday evening. Jan. Goth. in Union
church. Bimghamviile, and is to be for
the benefit of Rev. j. W, BuzZell. This
is to be the second annual supper for the
above named, and his many friends will
spare no pains t. make it Il success. They
succeeded in doing this last year. netting
over $50. There is nothing 50 success
ful as success" Recitations, music and
other literary exercises are on the pro-
9rlmme, and the minister will speak for
fifteen or twenty minutes on Russia as
compared with American Elk. Montague
has also been engaged to speak for
twenty minutes; this fact alone will
doubtless draw well; subject unknown
to this scribbler of locals. j. Ii. Buck
of Troy, who was we pcdagOgue' at
Fletcher Centre. in the ola school house,
years ago. but who Is now wealthy
business mHu and Il good friend of Mi.
Buzz,ll, intends to be present, hoping
Illus to meet many of his former pupils.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-01-18
IOHESCk.

The Argus states that Miss Fannie
Sabin of Montpelier. is about to marry
Walter Andrews of Cambridge. Wallace
thinks this Is Il bad note on him. and he
has gone to Montpelier to Investigate
matters.
A little child of Alec Laraways fell
into pail of hot water one day last
week. and was severely scalded from its
waist down, but it is thought not fatally.
Normal school breaks up this week,
and then our streets will be quiet 4, the
grave tor the next three weeks,
Do not publish items without authors
i9mature.-EDS.
Rev. A. W. Wild is to lecture Thurs
day evening. before the Normal school
and everybody else who will go to hear
him All who Improve thc Opportunity
to hear him will be glad they went.
Union service at the Baptist church,
last Sunday morning. Rev. Mr.. Pierce
preached most excellent sermon before
the graduating class.
Miss Thompson of Poultney, is visiting
in town, the guest of Rev. Mr.. Pierce
family.
Exercises of the graduating class fakes
place Friday afternoon,
Eli Town of Hyde Park. has taken
Page & Noyes' bark business, and is
loading here at present. This is a profit
able and pleasant business for him, and
we hope he will be prospercd in it.
There will be band concert at Nor
NAL Hall, Friday evening. The boys
will spare no pains to make this the best
concert they have ever given.
Invitations are out for the wedding Of
TI-- q ~,
| Thursday evening, at Montpelier. Miss
| Sabin Is well known in town, and was i
universal favorite here while in the Nor
mai school. Wallace is one of the most
| popular Young men ever in town. and
we are I'LL glad he has such bright pros
poets of a happy domestic nature. May
| they live long and prosper.
Examinations of the graduating class
! Monday and Tuesday of this week at The
| Normal building. Tuesday the 4 elias;
/ and Wednesday and Thursday the Is ant
| & classes are to be examined.
The Ladies' Ways and Means Society
meet at their vestry Friday evenings.
The young people hold prayer meet
ing halt an hour before the Sunday even
iag's meetings lately, with much profit:
/ Miss Louise DouSherty is visiting he
many friends IN this place,
RIP Reed had hundred pounds o
fresh fish stolen here Saturday night.
The Rev. J. E. Bowen will preach the
quarterly meeting sermon and admins
ter the sacrament of the Lords suppe
at the Methodist church. next Sunday
Jan. DIST, in the afternoon.
John Mudgett. Il resident of this town
died Tuesday.
Old Mr.. Lowatcr is very i'll.
The place to buy good white shirt
laundried. linen front and wristbands, 70
G2 IL cents, is at Hardys.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-01-18
WALT

Mr.. Kittredga's two sons. Herbert and
Carlton, have bought the farm owned by
their father. The farm is situated above
NoyesviIle.
Miss Julia Whitcomb, who has been
staying with hcr sister in Albany. is
coming home to keep house for her father
awhile.
Weather has been very cold for the past
week.
J. II. Dow has been engaged to board
Mr.. FolsOmc until March.
Dutton Brothers have gone to Mack
willie to finish their wood job they com
mcnced last summer.
Mrs. Eastman is in very poor health.
O. E. Lane has full stock of samples
of Autographed cards. Persons wanting
such would do we'll to learn his prices
before purchasing.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-01-18
CAETS FALLS,

Moving has commenced early in the
season, an indication of an early SPRING
Il prediction as unreliable SIS Vennor
Fred Dow has moved into the old hotel
and Hollis Edison has moved into the
house vacated by Dow. which leaves an
other of Manming's tenemcmts vacant.
Arrived from the west.-Eli GiIe, ouI
former much esteemed tOwnsman. lie
aud his family are the guests of r. L.
Fairbanks, Long may he remain with
us! His music and good nature are catch
ing.
Remember the oyster supper and social
dance ut the American House. Hyde Park.
Thursday eve. 18th. Full bill ISL 80. and
fare one way on the railroad. The ladies
run it, and it will be the boss dance of
the season.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-01-18

presence and the substantial way they
had showed their friendship. The
party left at late hour with Il hearty
wish that the worthy couple might live
to see their golden wedding.
A CARD.-We desire through the
columns Of the News & CITIZEN to
sincerely thank our friends and neigh
bors for their recent visit to us on The
37th anniversary of our marriage, es-
pecially for the friendship of hearts 50
well and truly shown by the substan-
tial tokens left with us. Be assured
you will ever have warm place in
our memory, and we hope to ever
prove worthy Of your friendship.
ROBERT p. CAMPBELL.
MARTHA A. CAMPBELL.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-01-18
uEEEE2SONNlLLE.

If the representative of this paper was
less uodrsC lie might easily ana truly
make Il good report of the cordial recep-
ton at this place. lie mingled among
his patrons. Saturday. (ncarly one hun
dred). and overheard the casual remarks
of approval and interest so freely made.
Il i certainly 10 the CrctiU of the man
ayers that they can keep SO large 4 list
against the city competition,
On Saturday last, engineer Linley be
ing indisposed from cold, left his train
ut Burlington. and his fireman, Metcalt
managed the engine very satisfactorily
for that day and Monday, making his
time like any veteran. Metoalf bids fair
to take high rank on The rail.