News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-01-18
ST.J.&L.C.R.R, TIME TABLE,
m RiSVlLEE.
The thaw was 4 failure.

on Saturday last.
Locals must he mailed earlier in tho
Eyeek to insure publication.
The mail train from the west was
about two hours late on Monday.
We shall give credits on our mail
ing list as fast as time will permit.
The Grand Army boys met at Grand
Army Hall, or Friday evening last.
The selectmen have vetoed coasting
except on the Burke and Cutting
hills.
II. P Munson had his Sabbath
school class AZ his house to supper
Tuesday
The Ladies' Circle and the usual
Cong1. Sociabe are not to be held
this week.
L. W. Joslyn has returned from
Waitstield. and is again in j. NJ.
Joslyn's grocery.
Geo. w. Clark will be at the depot
with another lot of nice hay, Tuesday
noon, January 23d.
Horace Forb ssh returned home from
Winchendon, Mass, last week, and
will move lis wife there soon.
Paul Bros Orchestra are to be
present at the Musicians Ball, at
Hyde Park, on Friday evening of next
week.
Niil Choat, of French & Choat.
wholesale st&tioners, OF No. 4, Bond
street. New York, is visiting his
parents.
A picnic circle and sociahle was
held by The Uriver> aist ladies'. al
NoodwaId's HILL. on Wednesday
evening last.
DR.. Green, our new dentist. intends
to come To town from West Randolph.
this week. lie will have rooms at
Mrs. Phelps.
Subscriptions are coming in rapidly.
We trust ali our patrons may find it
agreeable ami cJuyaRirnt to resi- Dad
without delay.
We acEnowIe lge the receipt from
a. Z. Grout, Of the Nebraska State
Journal, and Of the Minnesota Tri-
buae from W. W. Adams.
The organizers Of the Coed Tenn
plars Lcige feel much encouraged,the
lodge Laundering sixty-two. with tneI
pre- spects of large additions.
Mrs. Nettis B. Rich has returned
TO E. Jatfrey, y. H., and Mrs. Grace
@. Churchill 20 Stowe. Isl" George !
saws it IS lonesome at his house.
Hardy sells spool silk-50 yds.'a
) CTS, and 100 yds. at 10 cts, twist. |
10 yds. = cts. dress braid ) cts, and !
Coats spool cotton, 90 cts. dozen.
4 masquerade sociable was held at
Woodward's Hall, by the young people
Of the Universalist society, on Tuesday
evening. The attendance was large.
Receipts about Sl2.
TAYLOR & Green fired up their new
engine at the Bakery, las: week, end
have treated us to considerable steam
music. The first lot Of crackers were
made Tuesday. and were very nice.
Regular conversation of Tucker
Chapter, No. -, at Johnson, Friday,
Jan. 10th. mt 10 O'Clock, a. M, for
work on several degrees. AL conn s,
are requested to be present. Per or
der Of II. i.
Several from here are expecting to
attend the entertainment 10y tbs Stowe
Dramatic Club, st Unity church,
Stove, Friday evening. Several will
Also attend the entertainment at W Oh
colt, the same night.
Mrs. d. J. Stafford and Cora left
town, Monday, for Augusta, Maine,
.yneie tue Maj. is stationed. Mrs:
SatFnrd's loss 10 tLc community Will
be keenly felt. We hope the day may
not he far distant when the family
will return.
If the party TO whom Dr.. Hal
loaned the book entitled "A Lecture
for Each Sunday in the Year. vii
return the same. a great favor will be
conferred. On the first page is writ.
ten: To my dearest niece, Elizahetl
+. RYAN, from her uncle, John Ran.
doiph OF Roanoke.
The inrmrIs and mechanics Of La
Il uill, county interested IN a County
Fair. are requested 10 meet IN TIN
Town Hail, at Molrisvile, on Tues
day. February 18th, at 10 O'Clock a
m. TO Ic-uiganize the old Fair Com
nanny on The farmers basis and cleo
officers FOR the present year. All III
1crcsled III Il County Fair are expected
and requested To lie present and MAXI
arrangements for the next county fair
By request Z. L. Allen.
Posters and cards are being wiiel,
circulated Tor the Musicians Ball &
HYDE Park, Jan. 10Th. G. f. Ran
dali Of the '.American," is maxim!
extensive preparations foI the occas
ion. An orchestra of 10 pieces vii
furnish music, among whom is Mr.. A
ID. Nutum Of Nergennes, the mos
celebrated clariOuetist in the State
assisted by +. b. Gle, recently re
lnrned from the West, also Mr.. Wi
ii. Toby, trombone player, second I
more in the country, forming wit
oher fine musicians, the best orches
fra for concert AMI DANCING music !
the State.
The Union meetings commence
last week, will be continued. On
vas held at the Methodist chapel, o
Tuesday evening, and one is appoint
ed q, the Cong'l vestry, on Thursda
evening. Messrs BIodgett, Putnel
and Carpenter of St. Johnsbury, cam
to town on Saturday night, remainin
over Sunday. Very interesting all
largely attended meetings are bein
ne!d, q good number manifesting a
interest, Gentlemen from St. john
bury are expected again on Frida
night, to hold meetings that night an
over Saturday and Sunday.
The students at the Academy he
lyceum on Friday evening, discus
ing the question-Resolyed-"T h
Grant was a greater General thi
Lee" The subject for discussit
for the next lyceum is-ResOlyt
-"That Lincoln was a great
man than Washington" The office
for the last half term are, pre-